Born just six and a half months before Y2K, and two weeks early, Felicity P. Graybill would have been a cancer herself. Being very often early, she is now a gemini, like the others born on her day: Liberty, Sutan, Betty, and Donald. They are all unrelated though.

     So Felicity and her flag day fellows grew from year to year until two thousand and eight when Happiness herself was diagnosed with Rhabdomyosarcoma. A malignant tum*r had been growing in her right testicle for almost three months before being surgically removed.

With that, along with a prominent place in the local church, she rose to fame prior to her growing talents. Entering remission just before turning eleven, she returned to her church and her co-op for homeschooling families, where she impressed teachers and faculty at a prestigious university with her artistic ability and sensibility.

     Simultaneously, Felicity began her career at an amusement park, honoring the legacy of Milton S. Hershey, a virgo, born 150 years before her, where she would serve thousands of tourists visiting the "chocolate town." She began with hot dogs, corn dogs, and slushies, but fell in love with making Italian ice at the waterpark. While at college, she would put those skills to the test in a new arena, the world of catering and events management.

     Since 2025 Felicity has been managing this website, archiving previous years' work, and bouncing between the Queen City and the City of Brotherly Love. Her zine, Journal Magazine Quarterly, can be read in its online version, which is available on Patreon, with updates and artwork posted on instagram @journalmagazinequarterly. Artwork by Felix Gray will be available on instagram @felixgray__ and on this website, until it is not. Enjoy this collection of artworks, photos, short writings, and conceptual theory.

     And let me know what you think, wink! 

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