I've loved art since a small child, and planned to be a Career Artist... Until Life Itself intervened, destroyed the person I was, and then I recreated the 12yo child that I was into something very different.

I drew animals, particularly horses, Disney characters and other cartoons. My biggest dream was to work for Walt Disney Studios as an animator. I loved my art class in school for a while before the teacher was obnoxious and condescending enough to make me both hate it and be frightened of it. That was even before the implosion that took away the Real Me.

From age 13 onwards, I channelled that artistic energy and ideas into singing, songwriting, and performing. At 18, I became DelphineMusic and studied Performing Arts, trained to become a Classical Soprano, and began performing my own cabaret act. 

This eventually led me to London and Theatre Company called Star EFX, with whom I appeared in the West End with, at the London Palladium (twice), The Palace Theatre of Shaftesbury Avenue, and Her Majesty's Theatre of Haymarket (twice). I became a Theatre Performer, a dancer, better singer, more confident in my abilities than ever before, the artistry of Stage Performing becoming the key focus of my existence. 
Along with this, my physical art reappeared - but in the form of Make Up. Not just any Make Up; Make Up Artistry. My face was my canvas now, and my literal foundation. I built a fine collection of the best Make Up types for me, and I enjoyed every minute of it.

Artwork even went as far as making its way into (mainly Vegetarian Italian) cooking, with my attempts at trying to overcome eating disorders I'd developed from age of 12. The stubborn attempts of mastering something that had certainly mastered me, quickly evolved into something bigger and better than just that, giving way to perfecting taste, texture, varying ideas of recipes, and finally giving them all imaginative. or just beautiful, presentation.

I managed and developed all this for 20 years hence. 

But then, everything changed again.

I became chronically ill, then severely disabled. It unfortunately put an end to everything that came previously. For a long time, my creativity, my artistry, my soul, languished for a long time, wishing for an outlet.

Upon being unable to do these things any longer, my creativity with Art changed again, and started coming back. I began making Album covers for my father's music 

With time, Graphic Art became my new Artform and moved onto more things than just the album covers. It was logos, book covers, flyers, three-fold leaflets, even Web Design. It's fun, challenging, requiring focus. I can do it on a tablet with a directly connected Bluetooth pen [including iPad, Xiaomi, & Blackview tablets], or on a PC. I'm relieved there's at least some way of doing some kind of artwork these days, now.