There’s a point in every relationship where you have to make yourself vulnerable if you’re going to form a deep bond with that person.

Regardless of the relationship you’re trying to cultivate, there’s no way around it.

I know, it get’s harder to do each time someone burns you and you don’t know how much more you can take without being someone you don’t want to be.

I’ve been there and through a great deal of work, figured out a few steps that allows you to show the type of vulnerability that builds genuine trust into meaningful relationships while protecting yourself.

Before you start getting all confessional though, qualify the person. That means…

This is part of my journey of reclaiming the things I care about in my life.

I called the exhibition “Surfacing” and curated the art for the event by the fictional character from The Gospel of Wolves, Lindsey Falco. The Gospel of Wolves is one of a growing number of stories in the fictional story world that Christopher refers to as The Wilderness Saga and in that story world, Lindsey has shown most of her work in the fictional gallery of Pozeza!.

Click below to see what Lindsey considers her 11 most important paintings to be shown in “Pozeza!”.

NFT art is coming on like a gold rush. This is a personal message to my current and prospective collectors on why I'm entering the NFT space and what I intend on doing in it.

The Live Virtual Art Show for my If We Were a Love Song Collection

Will you join me?

Donna was thrilled to greet you from our new house of Dysonna where she interviewed Christopher J.Wesley our winner of the Dysonna Scholarship Program Los Angeles 2020. You will hear Christopher's story and enjoy seeing his art in Dysonna City Art Gallery.

I'm not gonna lie,

I'm really about over with how little I'm able to actually socialize in person with people. I'm still wearing a mask and still keep my time indoors with people I don't live with to a minimum, but sometimes it feels like a part of me is atrophying.

I'm bringing you into my world building.

Journey with me into a 3D virtual reproduction of an art gallery from my fiction while I learn about the character Rakel Wicklander based on the art I've created in her character.

It's a unique way to build a character bio and for me to get to the heart of who she is.

The Artrisk Symbol I've been using in social media posts and my logo has a secret meaning.

Before I reveal that meaning however, let me first give you some background and context.

As 2019 comes to a close, here's one last missive.

I have no idea where the blemish came from, but I had finished the final piece before noticing it. Should I trash what I already created and start again?