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Year: 2024

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My Sea of Fears editorial artwork
2024 · Books & Spotlights

My Sea of Fears

“All these years, and all these tears have led to this huge sea of fears.”

· Nelly Vee
buddhism, monk, temple
2024 · Poetry & Prose

The Power of Meditation

Meditation techniques like mindfulness, transcendental, focused, and visualization help achieve inner peace and creativity.

· Nelly Vee
C.A.P.S. Contributor of the Year award graphic
2024 · Books & Spotlights

C.A.P.S. Contributor of the Year

C.A.P.S. Contributor of the Year celebrates creativity, dedication, and impactful contributions to our shared vision.

· Nelly Vee
Celebrating Collaboration Champions featured graphic
2024 · Books & Spotlights

Celebrating Collaboration Champions

“Recognizing those who foster connections, inspire teamwork, and elevate the creative community through collaboration.”

· Nelly Vee
Featured image for “Beast: Friend or Foe”
2024 · Poetry & Prose

Beast: Friend or Foe

A reflection on fear, inner struggles, and the possibility that the beast within could be a friend.

· Nelly Vee
Featured image for “A Book of Beauty”
2024 · Books & Spotlights

A Book of Beauty

“Destiny’s resilience redefined beauty, overcoming adversity to claim the Miss Universe crown with grace.”

· Nelly Vee
Ants accompanying “Tiny Like an Ant”
2024 · Poetry & Prose

Tiny Like an Ant

“Even then, I wasn’t just small. I was a builder, a fighter, a dreamer.”

· Nelly Vee
Featured artwork for “LOVE ENTWINED”
2024 · Books & Spotlights

LOVE ENTWINED

“Love is not one-sided; it’s shared, reciprocal, alive—roots entwined, growing stronger with time.”

· Nelly Vee
Featured image for “MASKED INTRUDER”
2024 · Books & Spotlights

MASKED INTRUDER

“Hidden behind that outer layer was a face I recognized too well. A sad face.”

· Nelly Vee