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Corey "Roc Bottom" Davis

Author / Writer; Director; Film Maker; Visual Artist: Drawing Illustration; Visual Artist: Mixed Media; Visual Artist: Painting; Visual Artist: Print / Digital Art / Graphic Design; Comic Books/Animation

An ink and pencils maestro, Roc Bottom has garnered praise from hundreds for his stylistic and innovative approach to his craft. His creative works have been featured in The Underwire Online magazine with his creator-owned comic, Lion’s Den Revolution, the first comic to ever be presented in digital desktop format. Other comedic credits include Trenchcoats, Cigarettes, and Shotguns for Conquest Comics, Queen of Sin and Master’s Devils for Legion Studios, and 803 from 803 Studios. Roc is a former member of Truthful Comics, where his titles include Order, Shadowclub Karma, and Jet Boy: Dawn of K.R.O.N.O.S., a comic/animated series. Roc also has his hand in the fashion world as co-owner of One Cloth1ng and his new line Johnny Rocketz which features custom shoes and t-shirts. Recently, Roc has partnered up with producer Mustafa Saied, and writer JD Lawrence to start a production company that will produce original content for several networks and streaming services. He is currently directing the animated project Jet Boy, along with Mike Sofoluke, producing/writing the animated Shadowclub Karma project, and producing the Dark Goddess animated series. Roc Bottom has been featured in gallery shows, conventions, and art shows such as 701 Gallery, Anastasia and Friends, Cola-Con, Punk Monkey Comics, Heroes and Dragons comics, Cayce-West Columbia Library, South Congaree-Pine Ridge Library, and Art Bar Agora, to name a few.

Artists for Africa

Actor; Author / Writer; Choreographer; Dancer; Director; Musician; Poet; Singer; Teacher / Instructor; Visual Artist: Drawing Illustration; Visual Artist: Painting

Bringing Art Classes to the Children of Africa. Artists for Africa has been established to help support Anno's Africa, a non-profit organization which brings arts classes to children in the slums of Kenya. Local artists based here in South Carolina, are coming together to give their talents to support this incredible cause. For now, the program exists only in Nairobi, but with some help, the goal is to spread the program throughout urban Kenya and someday to other countries in Africa.

Fuse Artist Alliance

Actor; Author / Writer; Choreographer; Composer; Dancer; Director; Film Maker; Musician; Playwright; Poet; Producer; Singer; Storyteller; Teacher / Instructor; Visual Artist: Drawing Illustration; Visual Artist: Mixed Media; Visual Artist: Painting; Visual Artist: Photography; Visual Artist: Print / Digital Art / Graphic Design

To connect independent artists within the first 5 years of their creative career with the tools, resources and exposure needed to inspire and cultivate their creative vision. FUSE aspires to provide the platform for these artists to be seen,heard, and loved. FUSE showcases indie talent in visual art, film, fashion design, music, performance art, hair and makeup artistry, and photography. FUSE desire to provide an alternative way for artists to showcase both to their local community and the world-at-large. We are not your average artist , no ! We are uniquely gifted, colorful in our words, creative in our vision and all about our artists.

Demetria Blooms

Author / Writer; Storyteller; Visual Artist: Mixed Media; Visual Artist: Photography

Demetria is a Black Queer creative & journalist living & blooming in the U.S. south. Although the medium in which she works in differs, Demetria’s artwork is whimsical & emotional. As a trained journalist and self-taught artist, Demetria weaves together lived experiences with the mystical.

Carley Carr

Actor; Author / Writer; Visual Artist: Drawing Illustration; Visual Artist: Furniture; Visual Artist: Mixed Media; Visual Artist: Painting; Visual Artist: Photography; Visual Artist: Print / Digital Art / Graphic Design

Please check back. I’m currently getting my profile together. Sorry, I’m an artist, I’m creating.

Joseph Daniels

Actor; Author / Writer; Director; Playwright; Producer; Storyteller

Creator of Columbia's most haunting evening event, The Dark Cabaret, blending mystery, artistry, and gothic horror with a splash of Vaudeville and a stroll through The Twilight Zone.

TY DAVIS

Author / Writer; Musician; Poet; Visual Artist: Drawing Illustration; Visual Artist: Mixed Media; Visual Artist: Painting

My work is a testimony of the desire to express feelings that can’t be described through words. Most artists see themselves as the ones expressing, I see myself as one who is a medium, allowing the mediums and colors express themselves in this world. I wish to give the viewer a glimpse into a world without form and definition. A world where anything goes and nothing is restrained. My art is a play on Duality. An up versus down, left versus right, black versus white, dance that never ends.

Andrew Gajadhar, p.g.a.

Actor; Author / Writer; Choreographer; Director; Film Maker; Producer; Teacher / Instructor; Martial Artist/Scientist

Andrew Gajadhar, p.g.a. is an accredited Producer, Writer, Director and Actor, known for What Matters (2018), Prelude to Infusco (2014), Shenanigans (2019), Alienography (2019), and is in production of a new horror trilogy called Milila (2020). His work has been multi award-winning, to include 8 nominations and 3 wins at the Rising Star Academy Awards in Philadelphia, PA in 2018. His career started as a fight/tactical choreographer, rooted from an extensive Martial Arts, Law Enforcement, and Military background in the U.S. Marines with his founding organization, American P.I.T. Fighting Academy. Andrew Gajadhar, p.g.a. is the first ever accredited film Producer with the Producers Guild of America that was registered with the South Carolina Film Commission, a Martial Scientist, an inductee of the Action Magazine Martial Arts Hall of Honors, and in the Hall of Honors World History Book as the founder of American P.I.T. Fighting. He has degrees in both the Arts and in Psychology, and he is currently finishing the Masters program in Psychology while running three businesses and a nonprofit organization for the film industry of the Carolinas. Lastly, he is a dedicated single father of three.

Sonya Hodges-Grantham

Author / Writer; Teacher / Instructor

Sonya Renae Hodges, a lifelong resident of Columbia, South Carolina, has devoted the majority of her adult life to Public Service. At the age of eight Sonya began to write memorials and Family History. Oral history lessons, spellings and dictations were taught by her mother, Aubrey Thompson Hodges. Little did Sonya know that in later years her writing skills, research skills, her personality and wisdom would earn her respect from persons of all ethnic groups and from all walks of life to include: U.S. Generals, millionaires, and foreign U.S. Allied Diplomats. Educated in the public/private schools of Richland County, South Carolina, Sonya earned a B.A. degree in Public Affairs from Columbia College and has received Continuing Education credits from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore, Maryland, with an emphasis on Disaster Preparedness/Disaster Recovery and Food Safety. In a leadership capacity Sonya has served as the Chair of Volunteers with the American Red Cross, Armed Forces Services, Fort Jackson, South Carolina, a position paid via the State of Maryland. Founder & President of the 371ST Historical Society, World War I. Founder: Cornbread Jubilee, (2011), an annual event that is held in honor of the corn crop, agriculture, farming and World War I. Co-Founder of the Veterans Formation, (1993), Columbia, South Carolina. Sole Restorer/Curator of Childs Cemetery, Columbia, South Carolina. Sonya is the mother of ten children and seven grandchildren. In 1997 Sonya was nominated to have her biography included in Who’s Who Among Women in America. Sonya has also authored the following books: Grantham, Thompson, Wells and Williams Family Reunion (2008). Reflections of the Original FrogTown Community (2010). Childs Cemetery Volume (2013). Sonya is a member of the Following Organizations: American Legion Post #215; Columbia Council of Neighborhoods; 82ND Airborne Historical Society, Fort Bragg, North Carolina; National Corn Growers Association; Advocate-Kansas Wheat Commission; Manhattan, Kansas; South Carolina Genealogical Society,(Columbia Chapter); 369th Historical Society, New York, New York; South Carolina Agriculture Council; South Carolina Society; “Together We Can Read” Vietnam Veterans Of America-(Associate-Member).

Leasharn M. Hopkins

Author / Writer; Director; Playwright

Leasharn is a native of Columbia, South Carolina. I am the author for over 20 full length plays and 4 original screenplay. I serve as the Artistic Director and Founder of New Life Productions, LLC. I am a freelance director and "script" doctor. I serve as the artistic advisor for 2 prison arts program. I am one of the coordinators and directors for the National Black Theatre Festival’s Readers Series Theatre. I have been considered for the John Simon Guggenheim Fellow in the Drama Category twice, the Princess Grace Fellow for Playwright, and the Rockefellar Foundation Artist Residency at Bellagio, Italy. In 2010, I received the Passing the Torch Award from the Renaissance Foundation. Currently, I am the SC Arts Commission’s Artist Residency for Literary Writing.

Jason Kendall

Author / Writer; Director; Film Maker; Musician; Producer; Teacher / Instructor; Visual Artist: Drawing Illustration; Visual Artist: Installation; Visual Artist: Mixed Media; Visual Artist: Photography

Kendallprojects was founded in late 1999 in response to the status of a project that I was working on during the first semester of my senior year at Ringling. The Arthor Suger projects needed to develop into a broader, more inclusive way of presenting my ideas. When each work became it’s own production under the heading, work by, “artist” Jason Kendall, with help from others, it made sense to put each endeavor under the heading “kendallprojects”. Since it’s official inception in 2000 with the launching of a rudimentary website that laid out the brief history of the projects, it has expanded to include a wider variety of both work and persons involved. Do to the nature of the medium of performance documentation, it was important for me to have people assist with the projects that I trusted, were proficient in their area of expertise, understood and shared the same vision for the work as I did.

Lauren Lamberton

Author / Writer; Visual Artist: Drawing Illustration; Visual Artist: Painting; Visual Artist: Photography

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Karl L. Larsen

Author / Writer; Visual Artist: Installation; Visual Artist: Mixed Media; Visual Artist: Painting; Visual Artist: Sculpture / Pottery; Visual Artist: Murals

Karl L. Larsen is an artist and author based out Austin, Texas and his hometown of Columbia, South Carolina. Following the release of his keystone literary publication (W a n t., 2011), a steady array of visual art has followed. Aside from his book, Larsen is also largely known locally for the facilitation of multiple Before I Die Wall installations, including Columbia’s Main Street (2013) and West Columbia’s Riverwalk (2015). These giant interactive public art installations gave way to more abstract public projects. In 2016, as Columbia’s Famously Hot New Year marquee artist for the second consecutive year, Larsen unleashed madness on Main Street with ‘Channel-Surfing Couch Potatoes’. The abstract installation drew thousands, wowing revelers a contemporary twist to 2016’s strangest events while also paying homage to the artists, musicians, athletes and movie stars lost during the calendar year. Aiming to offer an experience to those who view his art, Larsen draws most of his inspiration from graffiti and street art and the profound effect it can have on one stumbling into art unexpectedly. With the use of vibrant colors, inanimate object placement and often subliminal messages, he’s able to manipulate any public space for interpretive consumption. Following the success of ‘O D O M E T E R’, his 2017 collection of abstract landscapes inspired by his travels, Larsen excavates his own mind for a bazaar collection of his most recent abstract mixed media paintings entitled, ‘Untethered’ – currently in exhibition. Karl is currently working as a studio artist in downtown Columbia. Past venues include the Richland County Library, Kershaw County Library, Gallery 80808, Frame of Mind, 701 Whaley, Columbia Development Corporation, Tapp’s and in 2016, the Riker Studio in New York City. His style varies but remains mostly abstract, ranging from visual art and fashion to publishing. By incorporating many elements of mixed media and a “no rules” approach, this form of unrestricted expression allows him to go about his work without any preconceived notion to guide his hand during the creative process. THE ARTIST: Karl L. Larsen is an artist and author based out of Columbia, South Carolina. Following the release of his keystone literary publication, W a n t., 2011, a steady array of visual art has followed. Aside from his book, Larsen is also largely known locally for the facilitation of multiple ‘Before I Die Wall’ installations, including Columbia’s Main Street, 2013 and West Columbia’s River Walk, 2015. The River Walk BID Wall was recorded as the single largest in the entire world. These giant interactive public art installations gave way to more abstract public projects. In 2016, as Columbia’s Famously Hot New Year marquee artist for a second consecutive year, Larsen unleashed madness on Main Street with ‘Channel-Surfing Couch Potatoes’. This abstract installation attracted thousands, wowing revelers a contemporary twist to 2016’s strangest events while also paying homage to the artists, musicians, athletes and movie stars lost during the calendar year. Following the success of his ‘Odometer’ exhibition, 2017, Larsen excavated his own mind for a bazaar collection of abstractions for ‘Untethered’, 2018. He continues to test himself with abstract and conceptual work with mixed media, paint and sculpture. A few past venues include the Richland County Library, Kershaw County Library, Gallery 80808, Frame of Mind, Tapp’s Arts Center and in 2016, the Riker Studio in New York City. Karl has also exhibited work in Sooke, British Columbia. His style varies but remains mostly abstract, ranging from visual art and fashion to publishing. By incorporating many elements of mixed media and a “no rules” approach, this form of unrestricted expression allows him to go about his work without any preconceived notion to guide his hand during the creative process. His most recent mural can be found in West Columbia’s new Art Park, his second mural and third major art project with the City of West Columbia. Larsen’s work varies from studio paintings, collaborative projects, design, murals and sculpture. Website : Wantthebook.com Instagram: @karl.l.larsen Shop: http://karlllarsen.bigcartel.com

CF Legette

Author / Writer; Visual Artist: Drawing Illustration; Visual Artist: Fiber Art / Fine Craft; Visual Artist: Painting; Visual Artist: Photography; Visual Artist: Print / Digital Art / Graphic Design

It appears that I have always pursued my creative propensities. For as long as I can remember I have always sketched on various surfaces (Some of them with and many without permission.) My earliest formal teacher (Art Instructor, Mrs. Barbara Townsend, Orangeburg-Wilkinson High School), squeezed creativity out of me sneakily. Before I realized what was going on I had volunteered my service for many school projects. Fortunately, she graded all my construction help around school as extra credits. That always kept me working and that was an important step in guiding my interest. She knew that I would not turn her down when she needed something done. It was all practice without her hands-on instructions. However, it wasn’t until my next Professor (J. Craig Greene – Art Professor: Chowan College, Murfreesboro, NC) began to get into my head that I started to really think about what was actually going on with a canvas. It was a question that did not rest well with me at first. That question is too personal to repeat but I pray that other professors are as good with their inspirational techniques with students. Great art can only begin to take shape when an artist realizes who he is. And, that was the essence of his motivation. It took me almost thirty-two years to realize that I am a lost soul saved by Christ Jesus. My energy now is focused on pleasing HIM. Now a simple piece of blank paper, a pencil/ink-pen and creating something with meaning in it is more satisfying than almost anything. Most of my work today is with the simplest media, a reminder to me that God turn anything into beauty.

Ed Madden

Author / Writer; Poet; Teacher / Instructor

Madden is the author of three books of poetry, Signals (USC Press 2008), Prodigal: Variations (Lethe 2011), Nest (Salmon, forthcoming 2014), as well as the chapbook My Father’s House (Seven Kitchens Press, forthcoming 2013). He is co-editor of Out Loud: The Best of Rainbow Radio, and literary arts editor for Jasper magazine. He is an associate professor of English at the University of South Carolina.

Patrick Mahoney

Author / Writer; Visual Artist: Drawing Illustration; Visual Artist: Painting; Visual Artist: Photography

Born in Kansas City, served in the Army, earned a BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute, Studied traditional Japanese painting in Japan, Studied in New York City. I draw, paint and take photographs. Recently, I write and have just finished my first novel, PHYLUM and am working on the sequel, URUK. I have a painting studio and a woodworking shop in Rosewood. My pictures are in collections in Japan, Europe and the United States.

Kris Manning

Author / Writer; Musician; Visual Artist: Fiber Art / Fine Craft; Visual Artist: Mixed Media; Visual Artist: Painting; Visual Artist: Sculpture / Pottery; Puppeteer

Kris is a mother, artrepreneur, musician, philanthropist, just to name a few.

Sean McGuinness

Author / Writer; Storyteller; Teacher / Instructor; Visual Artist: Drawing Illustration; Visual Artist: Mixed Media; Visual Artist: Painting; Visual Artist: Photography; Visual Artist: Print / Digital Art / Graphic Design

M. Sean McGuinness 1100 West Fairhill Dr., West Columbia, SC, 29170 shingoji@gmail.com Online Gallery That Godzilla Guy: neomonsterisland.com and facebook.com/scgodzillaguy NOMINATIONS & AWARDS South Carolina State Fair 2014 Fine Arts Exhibit – Purchase Patron Award [Monet-Gogh Mash-Up] Free Times – Visual Artist of the Year 2014 Writer’s Choice Award Winner Free Times – Visual Artist of the Year 2014 People’s Choice Runner-Up Free Times – Visual Artist of the Year 2012, 2013, 2014 Nominee Columbia Museum of Art – Nominee: Contemporaries at the Columbia Museum of Art: Artist of the Year 2013, April [Impressionable Godzilla, Tripping Blue Sky] Columbia Museum of Art – Nominee: Contemporaries at the Columbia Museum of Art: Artist of the Year 2012, April [1954 in 1865] 2015 GROUP EXHIBITIONS Open Studio Tour, participant, featured artist on WACH 57 and State Newspaper Time for Art, one charity piece, April The Vagina Monologues, one charity piece, February Art for Africa, three charity pieces, February Columbia Museum of Art, Blackjack Ball/Silent Auction, two charity pieces, February Blacksmith Priory Art Show and Sale, two charity pieces, January SOLO EXHIBITIONS Tapp’s Arts Center: “A Necessary Monster”, window display, February 2014 GROUP EXHIBITIONS Comics & Code: Lubeznik Center for the Arts, Michegan City, November – January Tapp’s Arts Center: Featured artist, assistant talent wrangler for Hiroshima…Never Forget Trustus Theater: Featured artist for Evil Dead – The Musical, June 20th – July 26th EdVenture: Mini Maker’s Faire, June 14th Fill in the Blank, June 5th, First Thursday street event Spring Fling, May, Tapps’ Arts Center, three featured pieces Monsters on Main Street, April 3rd First Thursdays on Main Street Outdoor Headlining Event. Also featured at the Tapps’ Arts Center window display for the month of April. Tapps’ Arts Center. April 3rd, Imagine If: Sexual Assault Awareness, two art pieces. Villa Ville Cola, artist village, March 8th Zapow: Ashville, NC, January – April Columbia Museum of Art, Fire and Ice Ball, January 24th, two charity art pieces The Vagina Monologues, February 14th-16th, three charity pieces SOLO EXHIBITIONS Moss Bluff Public Library, Lake Charles, Louisiana: Guest of Honor, November 2014 Bubble Tea Café: Featured artist, May 2014 – August 2014 Woodlands at Furman, Greenville, SC, January 2014 College Grounds, January 19th – March 3rd 2013 GROUP EXHIBITIONS Studio 701, AAF Charity Event, August 2013 Tapps Arts Center “Godzilla Photobomb”, Alcove Display, December 2013 “Art of Godzillafication”, Alcove Display, September 2013 “The Animal Attraction”, July 2013, six works submitted for charity fundraising Gallery 80808 / Vista Gallery, Artfields E X T E N D E D, May 2013 “Morning After” and “Birth of Legend” Workshop Theater, May 2013, “Kaiju For A New World” Artfields: Lake City, SC, “Morning After”, April 2013 Nickelodean Theater, January, Design the Sign Contest, “Godzilla Silhouette” Columbia Museum of Art “1×100” Gallery, July – September, “Dey Took Owr Jobs!” “Contemporaries Artist of the Year” April “Impressionable Godzilla” and “Tripping Blue Sky” SOLO EXHIBITIONS Red Door Tavern, “Monsters of Art”, November College Grounds “The Godzilla Monologues” – February 17th – March 31st [featured on ABC local affiliate WOLO]. Tapp’s Arts Center: Window Display/Performance Art, July “Godzilla Takes Main Street”, Studio One “The Giant Monster Songbook”, June-July “In Memoriam”, January 2012 GROUP EXHIBITIONS South Carolina State Fair, Amateur Art Exhibition “1954 in 1865”, October Columbia Museum of Art “Contemporaries Artist of the Year” April 2012 “1954 in 1865” SOLO EXHIBITIONS Tapp’s Arts Center: Window Display/Performance Art “I’m Dreaming of a Godzilla Christmas”, November – December “How I Learned to Stop Worrying & Love Godzilla”, September – October Tapp’s Arts Center Courtyard, Art Peddling September 2012, “Meet Godzilla @ Tapp’s”, Tapp’s Courtyard The Art Bar: Blue Lady Lounge “Godzillafications”, July 19th – August 12th CONVENTIONS / ART FESTIVALS Punk Monkey – “Free Comic Book Day”, May 2015 Retro-Mega-Comic-Con, April 2015 Atomacon, November 2014 G-Fest, July 2014 Scares That Cares, June 2014 Wizard World Atlanta, May 2014 Scratch N’ Spin – “Free Comic Book Day”, May 2014 Mad Monster Party – March 2014, 2015 Roundcon – August 2011, 2013, 2013 Monstercon – July 2013, 2014 Art Bar Agora – April/August 2013, April/November 2014 Maru-Con – March 2013, January 2014 Banzai-Con – October 2012, 2013 Cola-Con – Columbia Museum of Art, October 2011, 2012 Heroes & Dragons – “Free Comic Book Day”, May 2012 and 2013 Nashi-Con – March 2009 – 2015, Guest of Honor PUBLICATIONS Fig Magazine, Feature Blogger, January 2013, Premiere Blogger, December 2013 Free Times, August 21st, “That Godzilla Guy” Arts & Lifestyle Article Jasper Magazine – Artist to Watch, September 2012, 1st Year Anniversary Issue BACKGROUND Twisted Kaiju Theater – self-published photographic webcomic, August 8th, 2000 to August 8th, 2013.

Michael Miller

Author / Writer

Michael Miller is the author of "Hootie! How the Blowfish Put Pop Back Into Pop Rock," published in 1997 by Summerhouse Press. He is also the author a collection of short stories called "Lonesome Pines," published by Red Letter Press in 2008. Writing as the renegade Irish poet Mick Flanagan, he published a collection of poems called "Home Again," published by Cave Communications in 2009.

Traci Neal

Author / Writer; Poet; Storyteller

Traci Neal is a Youth Author, Professional Christian Poet, and Certified Youth Speaker. She has been featured in The New York Times, Sheen Magazine, InspireMore, Storyberries, Reading With Your Kids Podcast, and CNBC Make It. She is the July 2021 York Story Slam Winner and 2nd place winner for the “Taking It Global” virtual poetry slam in Toronto, Canada.

Fatima Savage

Actor; Author / Writer; BIPOC Artist; Musician; Playwright; Poet; Singer; Storyteller; Teacher / Instructor; Visual Artist: Drawing Illustration; Visual Artist: Painting; Visual Artist: Photography

My name is Fatima and I am a veteran of the military. I became an artist upon my separation from the service to help combat my PTSD. Growing up in NYC, i was exposed to broadway, graffiti art, dance culture, creative journalism and many other forms of artistry. Some projects that i have published are an EP by the title of ‘SageTheDay’ which can be found on Apple Music and Spotify. I’ve also self published two books of micro poetry which can be found on Apple Books and Amazon books. My writing incorporates nature, giving it personified characteristics and my painting is impulsive, giving it spiritual properties that tend to tell a soul’s story.

Ruba Say

Actor; Author / Writer; Composer; Director; Musician; Poet; Producer; Singer; Storyteller; Teacher / Instructor

I’m Ruba (Pronounced RUBBA) Say…I’m primarily a singer/songwriter who performs on guitar either solo on acoustic or electric with my power trio Ruba Say And The Cosmic Rays…Our new CD :Ruba Say And The Cosmic Rays” is available locally in Columbia SC at Papa Jazz Records and Cosmic Rays bookstore…Online at RubaSayAndTheCosmicRays.com or CD Baby,Spotify,Pandora,Reverbnation,Soundcloud,BandCamp,etc,etc.

Bruce Sweeting

Author / Writer; Teacher / Instructor; Visual Artist: Drawing Illustration; Visual Artist: Mixed Media; Visual Artist: Painting; Visual Artist: Print / Digital Art / Graphic Design; Event vendor

Bruce was born with a strong connection to the greatest power in the universe, known as the “Imagination Force”. This grants him the ability to bring anything he writes or sketches to life using whatever traditional or digital tools are at his disposal. Not only can he breathe life into his imaginative machinations, but he can also breathe life into the ideas of anyone who comes in contact with him. His connection to the “Imagination Force” grew as he got older and unlocked several other abilities such as Ultra Focus; which creates a pocket dimension around him that allows him to concentrate intensely on a singular goal devoid of human distractions, Milestone Might; allows him to slow downtime in order to complete projects ahead of deadlines, and Cosmic Caliber; which ensures all of his creations are of high quality. He honed his skills over the years knowing that one day he would one day be called upon to save the world from the villain Master Conformity as he and his army of Energy Reavers seek to drain the planet of its creativity, and control the Imagination Force.

Eugene Washington

Author / Writer; Film Maker; Playwright; Teacher / Instructor

Gene Washington Productions produce original stage plays, documentary and feature films, and Mr. Washington teaches Creative Writing & Public Speaking.

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