Top Photo by Carol Lundeen
Bottom Photo by Jonathan Becker
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The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.
--Eleanor Roosevelt--
Recently, we had the privilege of being introduced to two future Master Muses. We would like to extend a big THANK YOU to Megan of Dot In Time and A Month of Today’s for mentoring an extraordinary budding talent named Mat Wojcik. At sixteen years old he has multiple creative interests and describes himself as a guy who loves to make artistic things and pushes his creativity to the limit with filmmaking, music, photography and writing. We have never met Mat; but look forward to keeping tabs on this obvious creative talent. Check out his new photographic blog Coffee House Wall.
In another part of the world, we had the good fortune of reading an imaginative and beautiful story written as a school project by twelve year old Elizabeth C. We would have never known about this if her Mom had not proudly shared that her essay was chosen to be read and discussed by the class. We asked Liz permission to print her story and she shyly agreed.
Please feel free to contact us regarding any young and future Master Muses that have caught your attention. We would love to profile them here and will make an effort to post a sample of their work at least once a month.
On that note, please scroll down to read Elizabeth’s first publicly recognized work of fiction, MY DREAM COME TRUE.
7 comments:
Wow! Thank you so much for mentioning my photo blog. This means so much to me, I'm really glad that you have liked my work so far. I shall try to keep the quality up! Again, thank you so much.
Great idea! Will be back to you with a few candidates.
Royce...a big thank you for mentioning both my blogs & Mat's. As you already know, he is most appreciative, as am I. It's fun to watch young talent develop and it's definitely an honor to encourage it.
great encouraging post giving also others encouragement, great work ;o]
How young do you have to be?
Applauding Coffee House Wall and Elizabeth C. for their exceptional work!
I often felt stifled creatively growing up-your passion and support of these kids touches a chord with me-thank you.
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