
Steampunk, deadly, and unusual are three words that describe Darcarin Studios. Featuring primarily steampunk and gothic inspired jewelry, it is not uncommon to find pieces adorned with watch gears, deadly nightshade, and a variety of semi-precious to precious gemstones. Darcarin Studios also dabbles in traditional artwork, digital media, visual effects, and vinyl decals.
Mythspinner Studios is the creative home of J. I. Rogers, a green-eyed, ginger-haired caffeine addict, who splits her time between working on a series of dystopian/space opera novels, and various artistic projects. Style-wise, she favours the Mythological, Fantasy, or Science Fiction Muse. For more information on her art, visit Random Repartee. For information about her series, visit J.I.Rogers-Author.


An eclectic collection of thoughts on writing, editing, and self-publishing, with the occasional reflection on social issues and media, Kate Whitaker’s blog, Words That Burn Like Fire, follows a self-published author’s journey. Updated Monday through Friday with generous helpings of pop culture references and the self-promotion of her various projects, Kate keeps her followers up to date and entertained.

Written by Jessica is a children's picture book blog, where author Jessica Cook discusses the creative, yet challenging journey to publication.
Jessica strives to create silly, entertaining picture books, to draft the perfect query letter, and to find her agent soul mate.
Drawn to visual mediums, Emily Weber has been making comics for as long as she can remember, and completed her first full-length webcomic in 2013. While currently keeping her art as hobby, Emily is pursuing her career as a soon-to-be licensed chiropractor. You can follow her on deviantART or SmackJeeves.