Found Identity

Fotograf: Rood, Christyal; Tryon, Terrence / Herausgeber: Jenean, Deborah

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Author Christyal Rood believes many of us are facing similar issues in life, if not the same. Rood believes we are all searching for something to make us feel wanted, loved, and accepted. In her book Found Identity, she discusses the pain she has encountered and the constant search for love and acceptance in various ways through short poetic stories, quotes, and photographs. Through her own journey, she discovered once we stop running from the deep rooted pain and face it head on, healing begins. Rood was once a young girl who was hurt and refused to ever experience such pain again. Little did she know, her running from it is what increased it and caused her to repeat it over and over. Found Identity proves that love, joy, and peace can be obtained and depicts this through the art forms mentioned inside. The misconception many have is that time heals all wounds. It requires time plus proper care of the wound. Found Identity is a passage through her enslavement to pain, and her journey to freedom.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Touchladybirdlucky Studios
• Seitenzahl: 108
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Mai 2018
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 7mm
• Gewicht: 209g
• ISBN-13: 9780692124031
• ISBN-10: 0692124039
• Artikelnr.: 57994379

Autorenporträt

Christyal Rood has been creating art since a young girl. She began with homemade birthday cards and making t-shirts with fabic paint. A creator is what she always wanted to be. An artist she was once afraid to call herself. Rood learned that anyone who creates is an artist, and we all have an audience of people which needs to be inspired and encouraged through our given avenue of creation. Rood is a writer who just recently became a published author. She also creatively expresses through painting and photography. Rood's work is an outpour of her heart's love and pain. She strives for her art to exemplify real life struggles and joys. Her belief is we all are hurting from something and need a reminder that we are not the only ones facing struggles. Rood seeks to maintain a refreshing, encouraging, and raw feel in her art. She's constantly reminded that, "If your art doesn't make you uncomfortable, you're not going deep enough." Author unknown. Rood was called to create, and if you're an artist, you were too! Be bold enough to share it with the universe!