Author Archives: Brielle Balz

Fairy tales are an important part of our lives, shaping us when we’re young and often staying with us as we grow older. These stories connect people across families, generations, and communities. Almost anyone you meet will recognize at least … Continue reading →

Once upon a time, a baby unicorn named Autumn lived locked in a windmill by an awful crow. To ensure autumn couldn’t escape the crow swallowed the key holding autumns powers and perched on top of the windmill. One day, … Continue reading →

I had worked on George Cruikshank with Emma. We found that he was a well known satirist that focused on sociopolitical topics such as slavery and temperance. He had a caricaturist style and used etching and woodcuts to create his … Continue reading →