Friedrich, Casper David. The Sea of Ice. 1823. NA. Caspar David Friedrich.<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caspar_David_Friedrich>.
I chose this name because I always aim to sculpt my writing to be pieces of artwork. My rhetoric contains extensive use of metaphors, allusions, similes, and visual imagery. When describing inanimate objects, I also enjoy using personification, giving the object another dimension of features, such as personality and habit. For example: “the water fountain sounded a weak whine as torpid bubbles rose to the surface”. I added the “14” because websites allow users to craft usernames from the entire keyboard, including numbers. “14” also marks the 14th century, the beginning of the renaissance, creating another artistic allusion.