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A wizard's home sits in a magical forest. It is a large, magnificent home, like a grand castle or a soaring cathedral, with high straight walls that glisten like jewels. It is built in arched layers, reaching towards the heavens. It has a very organic look about it, as if it had grown from the forest floor. The trees that surround the wizard's home envelope and protect it from the elements and other magical creatures as well as from humans who seek the wizard out. If you walk through this forest, you may pass the rocky formation beyond which sits the wizard's house, but you will not see it. Instead you will see the usual sort of forest with trees and tangled branches. If you try to cross over the rocks to enter that bit of woods, you would find yourself led back to the path where you started and you would find it to be a reasonable routing. You would think nothing of it and you would continue your walk. If you have the right sight, or if the wizard had invited you to his home, then the...

Teresamarie Yawn creates art that is fantastical, mysterious, and surreal; as well, it can be precise, scientific, and logical. She covers a wide range of topics and captures events from the everyday to the Earth-shattering, and views them from micro- to macroscopic vantage points. As well as paintings and drawings, she creates harmonograph art using a harmonograph (a 19th century instrument that creates geometric designs using the power and periodicity of pendulums). With her art, she seeks to understand life, and to tell the story of our Universe and our Earth. She has no formal training in art, but has been painting and drawing since her earliest memories. She was born an artist. As an adult, she trained long and hard to become a...