I enjoy horror, mostly anything I create has to be sinister in some way... or it's boring. I browse deviant for inspiration, I love photography including Gothic,Lolita/rave/erotic, Anything over the top and lovely.Things I hate mostly my job and being to aware of my surroundings. I feel that my town is lacklustre stunting my creative growth. It wouldn't help that I am lazy, and unproductive. It's my own fault really but it's more fun to blame something else.
I woke up last night staring at the neighbouring table next to my bed. The alarm clock and various things on the table grew faces and mouths and began screaming! I ran out of my bedroom into the hall way, I was drenched with sweat and my heart was racing! When I fell back into my bed I tried to wake my husband and tell him everything. I can't understand what happened, or if I ever really ran into the hallway, I'm just dreading my next nights rest.

True story

its funny, and maybe its not just me, but when I was younger, just learning how to draw I drew dog people. Actually I drew animal people, it was weired and what I have noticed is that a lot of people, which are like wicked good artists now used to draw animal people. WHy? It's funny maybe when we were hitting puberty animals were hot or something. Oh ha ha goof troop!

My name is Abby, I've lived in Helena my whole life. I'm attending the Helena Collage of Technology currently and hopefully receiving my assoc. of arts in the next year. I draw mostly in pencil but I also use water colors and sculpt with Feemo clay. I really want to design hair clips/clothing for a career. I haven't began selling my hair clips or art around town but the summer isn't over yet.I have a strange fascination with evil nurses they're the funnest things to create. I also have a thing for unicorns.. yes I love pretty horses with horns... SO WHAT!!!? I am seeking gallery attention or just some constructive criticism. Maybe the gallery of MAGICAL EVIL UNICORNS by Abby ______. Thats how the people will love me. Hmmmmmmmmmm.

Look at the gallery