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Chica, is this your art? If so, I'm sorry because it shows the foul mood you are in. On the otherhand, it's very well done. You are creative.
I'm sending good thoughts to help with your shitty day.
Very nice, and it looks great on the computer!
HUGS
Terra
Bradley--This is my art. However, these entries are based on old entries from my blog. Manic looks crazy because I felt the craziest when I was manic. I imagined bugs crawling around me and I saw things that weren't there. I also became rageful when I couldn't express myself out of fear of others finding out I had this illness. I became homebound and depressed after my manic phase.
Terra--Thanks! The gel medium is really shiny and makes it hard to get a good shot, but I think I captured the essence of the pages.