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Susan A. Gonzales
I was born in San Diego, California. I had graduated from San Diego City College. I became interested in the arts at twenty years of age. I had used art as a hobby, and I went to night school. At t...view moreI was born in San Diego, California. I had graduated from San Diego City College. I became interested in the arts at twenty years of age. I had used art as a hobby, and I went to night school. At that time, it was free at the high schools. Since then, I made an effort to go to school. I went to Coronado Fine Arts in California and entered shows. I had good results. I entered performing arts in Poway, in which I came in second place for children’s artwork. I received a merit in the Grand Canyon state of Arizona in a gallery there—a big inspirational pull for me. I had been invited to draw for Bram Stoker (Dracula books). Don’t be afraid. I missed the opportunity in that lifetime. Since college, I had acquired an associate degree in fine arts (honors) and an associate science degree in child development. I also had acquired an associate degree in child development (teacher) certificate and teacher certificate in child development.
As an author, it will be inviting to read this children’s story because I think it will be amusing and fun to read. It shows culture and different types of colorful fields of nature. It shows creation of fantasy imagination and whimsical flowing suspense with their friends. It is a fun event on every illustration that takes place. The story shows a fun-loving experience. The study of my love for the famous artist Salvador Dali in iN drawing and paintings had been my inspiration. It had been the sweeping strokes of color and images that I had stressed to bring the characters to life and the terrain and places they had magically experienced. It will be interesting to the reader because the book is colorful. This is a happy and fun book and has a happy ending.view less
Books by Susan A. Gonzales
Grandma Zoomkin and Christmas Eve with the Zoomkin's and Friends: A Joyous Christmas