How do you make sense of the world around you and your place in it? What challenges you to see things from a new point of view? What helps you relate to others on a deeper, more personal level?
The answer is stories.
When we share stories, we gain much needed insight, empathy, and perspective. And when we begin to shift our perspective, our black and white way of seeing the world begins to fade as we open up to the beauty and possibilities of ourselves and the world around us.
What is The Hero’s Journey? The Hero’s Journey is a model derived from mythologist Joseph Campbell’s research into the great stories of the world. While he was compiling his Historical Atlas of World Mythology, Campbell realized that there was an archetypal story at work that manifested in the stories from diverse and unrelated cultures and
I’m working on a Mexican folklore and Aztec mythology-inspired graphic novel and I’m searching for a Mexican-American / Chicanx illustrator who I can collaborate with. Do you love myths and folklore and have a knack for Adobe Illustrator? If so, let’s connect!
