That's me.

Sorta.

I am enchanted-mind. No capitals. No spaces. No underscore.







I consider myself a retired banner maker and a writer. Most people know me in the Twilight fandom world as enchanted-mind the bannermaker. In fact, very few people realise that I was a writer many many moons before deciding to marry Photoshop.

*le gasps

 I actually wrote a few stories across a variety of fandoms, my largest being the epic story "You Never Know" based on the Twilight fandom.

How I got tangled up in the Twilight world, I'll never know because I'm not exactly the biggest fan of the series. I agree with most critics when they say the saga was poorly written and that some of the characters need a personality injection, stat. I suppose it's more the fundamental concept I once enjoyed.

Since I'm more of graphic artist than a fan girl, you're probably wondering what the heck I do. Simply put, I make digital fanfiction book covers known as banners. The vast majority of the banners I've made belong to Twilight, though there are a few other fandoms in there.

Most people recognise my work by the very first banner request I ever took:

pic: banner for The Long Way Home by First Blush read the story here: http://www.fanfiction.net/s/6653191/1/The_Long_Way_Home

 And, for whatever reason, by this banner too:

pic: Banner for TwiFicPics' "Dark Passions" challenge

 How long have I been this banner geek? About 2 years now, but I took an 8 month break in the middle there to get my head screwed back on.

In the real world, though, I am an absolute photography nut and dabble in digital painting when time between homework permits. I am actually a human being too, and I hate that some people tend to forget that. I study full-time, I have friends, and I go to work. My online identity, although arguably more popular, is my secondary one.


In all seriousness, though, I support depression awareness and research. As a survivor of the mental illness, I openly share that I suffered deeply from depression for many years. It's something we need to know more about and, one day, fully understand.