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5.50" x 8.00"
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7.50" x 10.00"
Every time I disappear Poster
by Heather King
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Every time I disappear poster by Heather King. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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Sometimes I am unable to speak and the only way I know how to is through my photography and art. I have 'come clean' over the years through my art... more
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Artist's Description
Sometimes I am unable to speak and the only way I know how to is through my photography and art. I have 'come clean' over the years through my art with several of my afflictions; anxiety, borderline personality disorder, lyme disease, ptsd.
This one, this one is probably the most difficult one to 'talk about' and it is something I have kept hidden from so many for my entire life.
I am terrified of men. People often mistake my 'fear' for other things, in which I can assure you it's not. I don't hate men, I am truly scared of them. It matters not the age or race. Men closest to my age or those that have an interest in me, are the ones I'm terrified of the most. Sitting on a bus and having a man sit next to me is an inward anxiety attack of such profound fear that it feels like an elephant is standing on my chest or that my heart may explode from beating too hard too fast.
It's nothing personal.
I put on my happy face and I give it my best, you will per...
About Heather King
Any photograph that has the fineartamerica watermark will NOT show up on the image you purchase. Introduction to Heather King ~ known to many as Thee Owl Queen Welcome to a short story of silent flight, and feathers white, that saved my life. I received a gift camera at a young age, and there has been one at my side ever since. A minor concentration of my hobby came when I attended high school, (in the early 90’s) when I learned about film processing in a dark room, developing and making prints. It gave me skills I still use today. Life for a while hit Fast Forward, a whirlwind of change, from black and white, to color, then zip past the whole transition to digital, and land in 2011. Quite a technology ride. Now in front of a...
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Michel Verhoef
WoW...just the lips they stay....amazing !
Heather King replied:
thank you dear Michel
Miroslava Jurcik
I am so sorry you have to go through it, and I people cannot imagine how hard it must be for you !! I have 19yr old high functioning autistic son who has a fear from going outside and making friends, so he is at home all the time. Few times he made a progress and then the support just wasn't there and he went backwoods. Its a long and can be very lonely journey . The pictures speaks volume and I am glad that you were able to express yourself through your outstanding artwork and also through your words. Just remember little steps and if you can do it, don't stress, try again later. l/f
Heather King replied:
thank you dear Miroslava, thank you for your compassionate heart and words. Sorry to hear about your son who is autistic although he is highly functioning (that's great) for him going outside and making friends is difficult:( it's so hard to find people who are understanding. I just became friends with a lovely soul on the spectrum, it's incredibly difficult for her as well, but I adore her, I find her normal to me, although others may not. I hope that he finds the right friend, it's better to have 1 or 2 super close friends than a hundred fairwhether friends. Does he have any hobbies?
Mitch Shindelbower
Very cool Heather ! l/f
Heather King replied:
thank you dear Mitch:)
Lisa S Baker
Wow, Heather, this is intense, raw, and emotionally out there...you are such a dear and my heart hurts for all you have had to endure...stay strong, my sweet souled friend. f/l
Heather King replied:
thank you dear Lisa and bless your beautiful heart.. i just had to get this out...i think i unintentionally hurt people in the past by seeming cold or stand offish, and i thought by writing about it and apologizing perhaps it would heal wounds for all
Dave Farrow
l.v.f. (and the gold medal)
Heather King replied:
thank you dear Dave:)
Dave Farrow
Heather dear, I had no idea that you struggled so much. After reading your description I was left totally broken hearted. It will bring tears to the eyes How could anyone be abusive to such a beautiful soul as yourself. In my 69 years I have seen the worst and the best of what human kind has to offer. I know men who are the worst ego maniacs I have ever seen, but in all fairness, I know "real" men who are caring conscientious individuals. I hope and pray you find peace because if anyone deserves peace it`s you. Hang tough my friend and may time bring you happiness any joy....You are a beautiful, deserving person Heather.
Heather King replied:
thank you dear Dave for your kind words...thank you for what you said about deserving peace, that means so much!!! you are such a dear heart Dave, bless you
Stephen Killeen
wow... powerful work and description! saddens me to read though :( i'm glad you have your Art and photography and owls... I truly am. L/F... I hope one day you can be okay around more men and know there are many gentle souls (and protective men, brothers, fathers) in this world. I mean knowing in your heart (as i'm sure your mind already knows that) and hope you are able to heal. I'm really sorry to hear about all of your struggles...
Heather King replied:
thank you Stephen:) didn't mean to make anyone sad, this was so difficult for me to write i was having a major anxiety attack after i posted it. it's not something most people know and it's really scary for me to talk about. i hope too one day i will be ok around men. thank you for your kind beautiful words:)