I've always been concerned about the environment and preservation efforts. With all these catastrophes, it make me wonder, in my son's generation, will these trees be standing?
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doodles, sketches and whatever else that I squeezed out. All images are copyrighted and must not be duplicated in any way.
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- Character Design Blog...AWESOME!
- Cliff Cramp
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About Me
- AJK
- I am changing as I speak...only God knows where I'll be. I am a Mom to an amazing little boy, who happens to be severely allergic to multiple foods. We started farming when we realized that the foods we eat can affect us. My Mom had watched a doc where kids in Japan who had severe food allergies were either cured or their allergies reduced when taken out of a heavily polluted environment (city) & fed Organic food exclusively. We don't have the means to move, so we decided we'll start w/the organics. That led to farming our own produce as the organic label is exorbitant. As we dove in head first to grow our own food, a whole new world opened up: GMOs, EMFs, Vaccinations, all linked to injuries and illness. We actually give thanks to God for our sons allergies. It's given us a new perspective of the world. I'm also a formally trained Animator, Illustrator and Graphic Artist. I do wish I have more time to do more creative things, but for now, my responsibilities to my son's safety are my top priority.
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