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Illustration of young boy and young girl playing with action figures with light in the center and darkness crowding in on them

I drew this illustration in commemoration of my older brother, who passed away in 2019. The black/gray around the piece represents the bad memories trying to overtake the good ones. But in the end, the warm light shines through, encouraging me to cherish the good times. I decided to name this piece “Inner Child” because in order to allow myself to heal and grow as an adult, I need to heal my inner child that grieves the absence of her big brother.

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Ber is a 26 year old who found solace in art at a young age. Growing up shy and reserved, she had a hard time communicating her feelings in times of sadness and distress. Through art, she found a way to express herself and find comfort during her toughest times in her life.

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