About Emma

Emma Olsen is a fourteen-year-old artist who resides somewhere unknown in the north continent of the Americas. She could be one of millions of little boy and girl Emma's (if any parent actually would name their baby boy 'Emma') living all across North America. So, to discern herself from the masses of Emma's, she calls herself by the alias 'Viena.' This name came about from a novel she is currently writing, now titled Divinity: an epic about gods and power and all that good, supernatural stuff that she doesn't really believe in, but loves to write about.

She admits to being, occasionally, stupid. Most of the time, though, she's fun, nice, ambitious, and a flirt. Of course, she only has positive traits. It's not possible for her to have any real faults. Think about it, you'll see. It makes perfect sense.

She obviously loves writing and drawing and is planning to release Divinity within the next few years in (she hopes) three installments. (It probably won't happen.)

Besides drawing and writing, Emma enjoys volleyball, and it's usually what she's doing if she's not in school or drawing or looking at art. She definitely has no life.

Emma's current comic, Section 5: Aisle 2 is yet another plot based off of a dream she had. It's about a boy named Alexander who investigates an explosion and finds a magic spell book and a girl apparently impervious to injury. Soon they find themselves running away from the people who should be protecting them, with only a small suspicion that it may just be the book that everyone's after . . .

Work History:
Age 9 - writes the beginning of a novel called 'Stars', gets 40 pages in before getting distracted.
Age 11 - start drawing anime (or manga. Whatever.) and copying from drawing books, gives up after awhile to try writing.
Age 12 - return to drawing, improve and start drifting into a slight variation of anime, has been drawing mostly girls (which explains why her guys aren't as perfected in some instances). Draws a few comics, is more interested in script writing, stops drawing again for awhile.
Age 13 - discovers Gaia Online, begins an avatar drawing business (view gallery). Quits soon, but still wants to draw. Starts webcomic 'Ghost' in September with the launch of her site. Publishes weekly for a small audience, a few people linking from outside. Starts writing Divinity, bases her webcomic off of it.
Age 14 - discontinues 'Ghost', loses interest in Divinity awhile after. Decides to put 'Ghost' on indefinite hiatus, begins working on a new comic called 'Section 5: Aisle 2', instead. Decides to take work public and submits her comic to Online Comics and Top Webcomics in hopes of attracting more visitors. Begins searching for alternate comics work with writers (some of which she's working on now). Illustrates posters for school, gives pictures for gifts, and agrees to help with a school literary magazine.

About Emma

Work History:

Age 9 - writes the beginning of a novel called 'Stars', gets 40 pages in before getting distracted.

Age 11 - start drawing anime (or manga. Whatever.) and copying from drawing books, gives up after awhile to try writing.

Age 12 - return to drawing, improve and start drifting into a slight variation of anime, has been drawing mostly girls (which explains why her guys aren't as perfected in some instances). Draws a few comics, is more interested in script writing, stops drawing again for awhile.