I learned to read a 3. At 4, I was choosing my own books at the library. At 8, I was tested to have a college level vocabulary. That was in the 60's when that meant something. I've read I don't know how many 1000's of books in my life. I used to write poetry and lyrics, but that was more to keep myself sane in my late teens/early 20's. I've engaged in visual arts (oils/acrylics, sculpture of different sorts, arrangments). I've been in the print industry for 40 years or so.My background is primarily in the visual end of things. (art/design)
But I am very engaged with the textual aspect as well.
And the musical aspect as a lyricist and musician.
What is your background or interest? (in words/language)
Steve Lundgren
Steve Lundgren is a seasoned Designer, Art Director and Creative Director; having worked in both the Graphic Design and Interior Design professions. Held positions as Art Director at Wells Fargo and Creative Director at a subsidiary of Colle McVoy. Also a design educator (9 years), mentor...www.behance.net
My reading was mostly fiction of all sorts of genres.
One day in 2001, God did something inside me, and I completely lost interest in reading anything, with the exception of the Bible, and I was in that same moment consumed with the desire to learn all I could from it. And that's how I've been since.
Much love!
It is not the same, at all. Then there are some with those lights, and fake fog even. To me, all that did was take peoples (at least me)
