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Biographical Note:
Born in San Antonio, Texas on April 15, 1992, I have loved to read, write, and create since I was little. I grew up riding horses, oil painting, and drawing. However, it wasn't until middle school when I was introduced to manga and graphic novels, that my interest in creating my own graphic novel series began to grow. In eighth grade, I drew a fan fiction comic book series out of sketch books using a pencil and colored pencils, and dedicated myself to finishing the story. I created a total of thirteen volumes, but it wasn't until a Christmas morning in high school that I was given a Wacom drawing tablet and my first Adobe program, Photoshop. When I became serious with creating my own graphic novel series, I formulated a completely original idea for a story. I then began using the computer to create professional graphic novels. When I first used Photoshop and the tablet software, I was frustrated as I found it challenging to look at the computer screen while drawing on the tablet before me. However, I never gave up, and kept working at it. I taught myself how to use the Photoshop program and tablet software and researched the works of other professional graphic novelists. All of this led to the creation of Scapekids. By Senior year in high school, I met a teacher who helped me learn how to publish and market graphic novels, and she introduced me to the Createspace team on Amazon.com. Since then, I have been working on Scapekids and have been advancing in my skills with newer Photoshop and other Adobe programs. I plan to create more graphic novel stories along the way. I graduated from The University of Texas at Dallas in 2015 with a Bachelor of Arts in Arts and Technology. In college, I was a comic artist and illustrator for the student newspaper, and as a student, I developed my skills in various graphic design fields, including the 3-d world. Working in traditional art has helped me develop my skills as an artist, and I have advanced in many graphic design platforms. But it all started from my passion of creating graphic novel stories through writing and art.
Publisher Marketing:
After learning the truth about the letters and an unexpected dimensional crossing, the children have chosen to help the Terranians, for they have learned to love them and their world. Will learned to believe in Rosco as a friend in need, but continues to worry of the bandit boss's words: "Pulling that sword comes a great consequence. You've killed us all, child! You've even destroyed your own world...." By pulling the swords from their chests, Will and Jack not only reawakened their spirits, but unleashed more monsters into the world. The Guardians' new hope now is for the children to believe strongly in themselves and the world around them in order to accomplish a series of missions, guided by the brave and rambunctious Rosco. Their first mission is to travel across the world and visit the five realms in order to stop the kings from causing chaos amongst themselves. Along the way, they are to find more information on The Darkness and the remaining spirits of The Legendary Heroes. But once they set foot in The Realm of Litust, they will realize something's gone wrong, and will then have to find out what's troubling it to save it from total ruin. Along the way, they will make new friends as well as enemies.
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