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I really like silhouettes when it comes to cover art. They can tell so many things, and yet nothing at the same time.

When I was six my school's principal sent out three pictures of a possible mascot for our school, and had the students vote for which one they liked the best. All three of them were silhouettes—a horse, an elephant, and a weird thing with a tail and a weird thing with a oddly shaped head and a big tail.

The weird thing one. The weird thing had already won before the voting even started—I know this now because it had the most detail involved with the character's silhouette. Interesting, right?

Turns out that the weird thing was actually a brown raccoon wearing a green hat, and his name was Trail Blazer for some reason.
And so that's what I was for the first five years of schooling—a trail blazer.

Then I moved and became a panther. Then a lion, and then a wild cat. As if panthers and lions weren't already wild cats.

Now my mascot is—and I'm not joking—a charger symbolised by a lightning bolt.

Can you hear the storm?

;)

Much Luv,
Mickey-Kenzie