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Keyana Spencer
A California native, Keyana grew up in the Bay Area and thrives on digging for different meanings in every situation. She appreciates all forms of communication and loves sharing ideas with family ...view moreA California native, Keyana grew up in the Bay Area and thrives on digging for different meanings in every situation. She appreciates all forms of communication and loves sharing ideas with family and friends no matter how ridiculous or farfetched they may sound.
She developed an ear for music when her grandmother gave her piano lessons at the tender age of seven. In the years to follow, she developed a passion for music, and her mother kept her in piano lessons throughout her elementary and junior high school years. She, hence, learned to play gospel, classical, and jazz tunes.
Heading to elementary school one morning, she discovered she could sing while walking to the bus stop. On the school bus later that week, she and her friends selected popular songs played on the radio and competed with one another to see who could sing them the best.
In high school, writing songs and poetry was a favorite pastime. She has collected her own pieces of writing throughout the years and finds it therapeutic reviewing her transition from a girl to a woman.
A lover of traveling, her favorite places to visit are New York City, The Bahamas, and Honolulu. She fell in love with New York City for it being risky, fast paced, and a great place to shop. She finds the islands of the Bahamas beautiful, serene, and the perfect place to get creative juices flowing. Finally, she feels Honolulu is absolutely the best place to photograph!
After attending a private college in Raleigh, North Carolina and later taking additional courses at Fresno State University, she came back to the Bay Area in search of the perfect career path. Once realizing she was free spirited and not one to punch a clock for an employer, she began investing in business opportunities for herself and ran with the notion that “punching a clock” should be an option instead of a requirement. Shortly thereafter, she found that her personal formula to freedom and happiness was using life’s lessons and experiences in her creative writing.view less