About | Julie Belmont - Julie Belmont Artist, Author, Creativity Consultant

About Julie Belmont

Hi! let me share with you a bit about myself. I would describe myself as a creative being. I love visual art as much as I love writing. No matter what the means, I can say I'm an artist at heart. I have authored several books:

The Path to Personal Success and Freedom; Turning Hurdles into Stepping-Stones, Creativity Business Plan for Artists and Artists at Heart, and co-author of Best seller Live the Life you Love; Seizing your Success. Most recently I published my first children’s book, it won’t be my last as the ideas for a series flooded my mind as I wrote Chloe’s Journey. Currently, I’m working on a Mystery Cozy novel entitled Bad Blood in the Bayou (An LA to LA Book 1-Framed) I’ll be sharing some excerpts, soon.

A freelance writer for over 25 years. I've drafted articles, poems, short stories, blog posts, you name it I've written it. Most under my name, some under the pen-name Jennifer Rogers and others which I cannot divulge as a Ghostwriter.

As an artist, I love to draw out the clear essence of the subject onto the pieces. Capture the animal, person or object and bring it to life. I enjoy commissioned works, as it presents the challenge to create the client's vision or subject together with my conceptual creation. The more abundance I co-create, the more I share.

One of my goals is to help Rescues, No Kill Shelters and other centers dedicated to the preservation, rehabilitation and protection of our Animal Friends, Marine Life and Mother Earth. My vision is to do my part to make our World a better place, I use Creativity as my tool.

Rescued Feathered Friends

Happy Hummingbird

Here we have a little and very friendly, or maybe just grateful Hummingbird. Somehow, the tiny bird, got itself trapped in the dome skylight by the front door and couldn't find a way out. It kept flying into the glass, and I was afraid it was going to knock itself out. I ran to get a broom to see if it would perch on the broom long enough to get it out in the open. When I came back out, I didn't see it flying around the skylight. I was relieved as I thought for a moment it freed itself and was safe. The joy lasted a fleeting second. When I looked down on the ground, there it was motionless. I thought it might be dead, but it was too soon to give up. I ran back inside, got a little box, paper towel, a teaspoon, a tiny dropper, and some sugar. I was hoping and praying that by the time I went back out, it would have flown away. Unfortunately, it just laid there. Did I see a slight flutter of the miniscule wing or was it my imagination?

I was not about to give up on this petite bird. I carefully placed it in the small box lined with the fluffed up and slightly moist paper towel, I put a little bowl with sugar water and with the dropper carefully placed a drop of the solution by his still tiny beak. I gave it another drop. This time it wasn’t wishful thinking, his wing did flutter, and his head moved toward the tip of the dropper. I put a bit of the sugar water in the teaspoon, and I watched in amazement as the little fellow started to drink on its own and stood up in the box. I carefully offered my finger for it to perch on, and you guessed it. It hopped up on my finger like it was a familiar branch. He drank some more, looked around, and let me take the picture before flying off to a new and hopefully safer adventure. Leaving me behind with the loveliest of memories.

Rescued Ravens

A friend called me frantically asking for my help. He had found a couple of black birds discarded by his work garbage bin. He was afraid they were dying. They were motionless and barely making any sounds. It appeared their tail feathers have been cut off. He ran back to his work and got a box. He placed them in the box and observe them for a while. He wasn’t too hopeful, he thought he may be bringing home a couple of dead birds. I told him to bring them home and we would do our best. By the time I saw them, they seemed to be moving a little bit, maybe it was the comfort of the old towel he put in the box with them, which made them feel somebody cared. They were pretty small, but I thought a bit of soft cat can food, could be the thing to get them going. Once again, I used my trusty medicine dropper, filled it with water and got them to drink. For some reason we thought it was a good idea to feed them the cat food with chop sticks. It resembled a beak of sorts and they adapted to it. Within hours they were perking up and moving about. That was the start of healing, bonding, and eventually letting them fly free once they got older. Their tail feathers grew, and they started flying. At first in and out of the cage that my handy friend built for them. Later from the back porch to the fence. And on one wonderful, sunny day, they flew from my hands to the fence, from the fence to the tree, and from the tree upward and onward. For a while they still came around, and then we saw them join others flying by and we knew our rescues had join their new feathered family and they flew free, like there were meant to be.

Books

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Chloe's Journey

Chloe is a little dog who never gave up. She looked at life with a positive attitude. She overcame fears and adapted to situations, making the best of things. Facing loss and then gaining more than she could have ever imagined. Join her in her journey.

Creativity Business Plan for Artists and Artist at Heart

Creativity can be a lucrative and satisfying business. Learn how to integrate your Creative Potential with Realistic Opportunities to live your Creative Dreams. This book will help you discover your true calling as an Artist, Writer, etc. Also, guide you on your path to attaining your dreams and the possibilities available to you. This business plan allows for the balance of the Creative Soul to express itself while the Physical Being...puts food on the table.

The Path to Personal Success and Freedom

The Path to Personal Success and Freedom; Turning Hurdles into Stepping Stones is a book for those who have dreams but somehow feel held back by self imposed hurdles and need a little assistance in getting on track. Julie has been able to simplify this agenda by extracting valuable lessons obtained from many seminars and countless books and clearly, concisely and with wit brought to the reader the positive elements in direct form. She herself practices these principles and enjoys the harmony and success they bring to her life. This book is about taking steps to improve life by transforming the perception and smoothing out road blocks so we can enjoy the journey as well as the destination.

Live the Life you Love; Seizing your Success

Julie Belmont, along with teachers, entrepreneurs, successes and stars come together in this volume to reveal their keys to personal success in relationships, in business and in life. From self-realization guru Dr. Wayne Dyer to basketball superstar Jerry "Dr. Memory" Lucas, each one of these contributors speaks to a slightly different perspective. Overcoming obstacles, perceiving your truest purpose, finding the courage to be passionate about what you do best: everyone can learn from these leaders in business, training, teaching and industry. Success isn't a gift; you have to seize it. This is the manual.

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