Art feeds the soul

Clementine Winters, Artist, Sub

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( @clementinewinterssub @ second story)

It was a nice day in Westfield, for a February, and at first Austin convinced himself the scientists or whatever could control the weather, which really freaked him out, if he were to be honest. So, he went into the first store he found, deciding to take refuge under unnatural lighting. “Hey,” He called out to the only person in with him lost in the shelves of books, “What does a weather balloon look like?”

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Clem looked up when she heard a voice .  She smiled up from the art book she was looking at and hummed. “ White, round with a orange thing. I’ve painted them a few times. Why?”

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Clem was beyond nervous. This was far from her type of thing Church dinners she could get behind, and the gallery openings were usually just apps.  She smiled at the nearest person, “ You enjoying the night?” She asked. 

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CLEMENTINE WINTERS

he artist vocation is to send light into the human heart.

Age: 40

Mark: submissive

Gender & Pronouns: cis woman, she/her

Occupation: Artist

Neighborhood: Downtown

BIOGRAPHY:

Clementine Winters was born the eldest child of Cherry and Yew Winters, in a small rural town in Georgia. She was a bubbly child, but always had her head in the clouds. The farm started to grow in both size and number as they started adding kids to the family, both biological and adopted ( both internationally and domestic/fostercare). She was always drawn to the art activities that she would do and soon made that her main hobby. A treehouse was built as her art studio and she worked on all sorts of art and hand drawn graphics. The trips out of the country to pick up her adopted siblings, always gave her inspiration for new art projects. She helped fund some of the adoptions via her art. 

In high school she started to work with local businesses to upgrade their image, or just simply provide art to hang on the walls. She was a good kid, kept her head down, had a few flings and applied and got into SCAD - one of the premier art colleges in the country. She left her small town and headed to the big city, She thrived in college, coming out with a bunch of good friends and a degree. She settled in Atlanta , opening up an art gallery and studio space. She blew up in the local art scene, she didn’t struggle with her mark, but struggled with the lax nature of society.

 She heard about the triangle project from a client and then from another friend. She jumped on it, both for the chance to be closer to nyc, a cornerstone of the art world and for the chance to change society for the better . It took a couple months to pack up her life but she’s ready to make a difference and maybe take care of her needs better