The Bucket Digest

Writing is another way I express myself. 

My personal blog is a safe place to explain in words how I'm feeling or what I'm thinking. 

Besides my own thoughts, I write about my current and in-progress artworks, write features about other artists and showcase their work, and look at art throughout the eras. 

Freelance Services are also available, including Ad, Newsletter, and Social Media Content Copy.

If you're interested in my rates and would like to see my portfolio, feel free to email me: artbyfib@gmail.com






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