Purpose of River Dee Designs
Inspired by legends and lore from the River Dee, we create written
and digital artworks
that comfort and encourage clients where they live and work.
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Inspired by legends and lore from the River Dee, we create written
and digital artworks
that comfort and encourage clients where they live and work.
“People will forget . . . what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” Maya Angelou
That is why the purpose of my work, whether it is written, spoken or digitally painted - is to infuse the facts of history with personal experiences at the emotional level.
As a result of being raised in a service-oriented family, I met and learned from experts around the world.
At the age 16, I left the US to study for a year as an exchange student in Germany. I returned to America to earn a BA degree in foreign languages and an MA in Communication Arts.
After graduation, I became a teacher, and my career morphed to include leadership positions in corporate training and media, government administration, non-profit management and advocacy. In every job, I worked with teams to empower goals and communicate ideas through written and visual works.
In all of my work, I strive to reveal the truth of facts as I've found them – and how those facts made people feel.
Our branch of the family arrived in America from the United Kingdom while the United States were still forming.
Throughout the centuries, we settled throughout the nation and now travel throughout the world.
River Dee Designs offers visual and written encouragement from secluded or forgotten retreats within and beyond known borders.
Some visitors will be encouraged to strengthen their own champions within. Some will be inspired by folklore of ancient warriors, mysteries from the past and hope of personal freedom.
We appreciate your kind greetings from around the globe, and we wish you great adventures as you design your own fate.
The River Dee flows through parts of Wales, Scotland and Ireland. Its source, in Wales, is on the slopes of Dduallt above Llanuwchllyn in the mountains of Snowdonia.
In Scotland, the River Dee rises in the Cairngorms and flows through South Aberdeenshire to reach the North Sea at Aberdeen.
The River Dee in Ireland flows from Bailieboro and flows east for 38 miles to enter into the River Glyde.