Artist . Author. Alternative Healer
Winter Ross works in the medium of Imagination.
She is convinced that the creative mind has the power to heal both individuals and the world.
Winter holds a fine arts / illustration degree from Rhode Island School of Design, and has exhibited internationally. While an MFA candidate in printmaking, her fabric art received excellent reviews and it remains one of her favorite mediums along with painting. She had a long career as a graphic designer which included Rocky Mountain PBS. You can see her art here and:
https://www.facebook.com/Ceremonial-Visions-779926535425665
Winter's short stories, essays, and articles have been published in various art, environmental and literary journals. 4 Warnings: Shamanic Journeys, a chapbook of visionary prose, is her first book. She was awarded first place in Short Story 2015 by the New Mexico Press Women's Association, and the National Federation of Press Women. Writing Samples may be found at: http://winterross.blogspot.com
As an emergency medic, she volunteered for over a decade at environmental protests and activist trainings all around the country. Her experience with the trauma she encountered, led her to the study of alternative mental health which she addresses through the modality of Shamanic practice. She maintains a Facebook page, Mesa Medica, on the subject of "street" medicine.
www.facebook.com/MesaMedica/?ref=hl
She is convinced that the creative mind has the power to heal both individuals and the world.
Winter holds a fine arts / illustration degree from Rhode Island School of Design, and has exhibited internationally. While an MFA candidate in printmaking, her fabric art received excellent reviews and it remains one of her favorite mediums along with painting. She had a long career as a graphic designer which included Rocky Mountain PBS. You can see her art here and:
https://www.facebook.com/Ceremonial-Visions-779926535425665
Winter's short stories, essays, and articles have been published in various art, environmental and literary journals. 4 Warnings: Shamanic Journeys, a chapbook of visionary prose, is her first book. She was awarded first place in Short Story 2015 by the New Mexico Press Women's Association, and the National Federation of Press Women. Writing Samples may be found at: http://winterross.blogspot.com
As an emergency medic, she volunteered for over a decade at environmental protests and activist trainings all around the country. Her experience with the trauma she encountered, led her to the study of alternative mental health which she addresses through the modality of Shamanic practice. She maintains a Facebook page, Mesa Medica, on the subject of "street" medicine.
www.facebook.com/MesaMedica/?ref=hl
