Seized Again

About the Book

noneAs I was working on the cover, looking at the photos of what our brain neurons look like, I began to think it looked like one of my favorite games, ‘Asteroids,’ when your goal was to destroy the asteroids before they destroyed your spaceship. That was 30 years ago. I thought how funny it would be to paint into the cover picture a space ship like that to see if anyone would notice it, but the more I thought about it, the more it made me laugh. So I designed my own game in my imagination station and drew them out here for you to enjoy, I’ll call it ‘Seizuroids’ with the goal to destroy all the meteorites called, fear, stress, anxiety, worry, depression, loneliness, and anger before it hits the brain, causing a seizure and destroying all the electrical neutrons. Laughter truly is the best medicine.

About the Author

An auto accident in 1974 ended Richard Davis’s dream of a military career. Since then, Davis has devoted his energies and talents through his artwork. His painting of the U.S. Capital is hung in Washington D.C. and reproductions of Davis’s work have been created for Texas Instruments, the Air National Guard, and the Pentagon. Recently he won the national art contest in 2009 titled “Expressions of Courage” and in 2010 in an art contest titled “Seize the day” with the Epilepsy Therapy Project. He now he resides in Florida.