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Who I am..

My name is Marcelle and I am a maker. I use the word maker in place of artist because, while I do love visual art, it is not all that I do. I love to build things with my hands, garden, exercise, and create. I specifically wanted to start this blog, however, for my writing. I have always loved to write, for me it is an extension of my creative work in the arts. Although, until I recently graduated college, I had primarily always written to display research or convey an argument. I am now using my skills, knowledge, and love of writing for creative works that are meaningful to me and, I hope, for others as well. However, this is still something I am working on. That is where this space comes in. I am endeavoring to take on a journey where I will hopefully learn more and grow within the space of writing. I thought it may be cool to have a place where I share this work and process.

  • Beach Day

    It was a Saturday morning in the summertime, and Mama was packing up a picnic while Cowboy Fish and Poopsie got dressed. The day before, they had picked up fruit, soda pop, pepperoni, provolone cheese, and rolls from the Italian bakery. This would make a very good lunch. The siblings came into the kitchen ready…

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  • Waldameer

    It was Thursday morning, and the bright sun beamed in through the window in Cowboy Fish’s room. He reached up, stretching sleepily as he woke. The recollection of this being the day that his dad said he would take him and Poopsier to Waldameer hit him like a freight train. He leapt out of bed,…

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  • How I Stay Creative In My Artistic Endeavors

    Something that I have come to recognize about myself is that when I get very hyperfixated on something, and it does not go well for me right away, I give up and move on. I put all my energy into one spot, and the level of disappointment I feel when it inevitably does not take…

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