Digital Works

Hey you guys!

Can you believe this weather!?! I can’t! Time has really just flown by.

I have a few new works that I made to share this week.

The first one was made in memory of Prince Leopold who was Queen Victoria and Prince Alberts son.

Prince Leopold had both haemophilia and epilepsy. Tomorrow being International Epilepsy Awareness Day, I think sharing this digital work is very appropriate.

As seen here I also added a ribbon for bravery.

It takes bravery and inner strength to have Epilepsy and not let it defeat you.

I wish this were a real medal and he were alive for me to give it to because he certainly is worthy of it. Past situations that are so hard only show what’s in our blood that creates such strength. That strength is needed for Epilepsy but also for anysort of illness that we have to endure. May any who have to deal with issues of pain today remember such wonderfully brave people and the strength they had.

May their strength remind you that YOU CAN DO IT! You are NOT alone.

Prince Leopold also helped Prince John when they found out about his Epilepsy. I’ve talked about Prince John in past posts.

Sadly, Prince Johns Epilepsy got worse but I suspect that they hoped his would be controllable as Prince Leopolds was. Mine was like Prince Johns in my youth and due to technology is now like Prince Leopolds. As I’ve mentioned in the past they are both my ancestors.

The next work that I have to share is intended to create awareness of multiple issues. They matter equally, even though it will be International Epilepsy Awareness Day on the 26th, I post this to create awareness for all of them!

Different shades of purple represent each one and each one matters just as much as the next.

Last but CERTAINLY NOT least is a digital piece that I made for Catherine (Princess of Wales/Kate Middleton)

Some of you may have seen her absolutely brave message to the people announcing that she has Cancer. If not, I would highly suggest your looking it up.

I hope that you know if you’ve lost anyone or are struggling due to any of these issues, YOU MATTER.

YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

Epilepsy is not above you, Epilepsy is not below you but this person with Epilepsy would stand right by you.

Until next time.

Namaste,

Angela