Gina Carrillo Black Widow

from Spoken Sol Sessions · host The Composition Entertainment LLC

Gina Carrillo, originally from Flint, MI, moved to Franklin, TN in 1989. She inherited a creative streak from ancestors on both sides of her family, talented in different genres. Some of her interests have included both drawing and painting, as well as poetry. She has even dabbled in music.She was able to study oil painting in NY with T. E. Britenbach, as well as Art at O'More College of Design & Columbia State College. Although her favorite medium is Acrylic on canvas, her work also includes watercolor, oils, and chalk. Her art is colorful, bright, expressive and unique. Some of her work has been displayed at a few popular restaurants in Downtown Franklin.Just as painting is an expression of one's innermost feelings, her poems also show the same passionate depth of emotions. Some of the well known poets who have influenced her style, are Edgar Allan Poe, Chaucer, as well as Shakespeare.Her Poetry is thought provoking and soul searching. Gina's creative art and poetic writing are a heartfelt and loving gift to society. They will continue to touch others, for generations to come.Support the show

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