Victoria Wynn
With raw artist talent and a love for creativity, Victoria found her passion for the arts even before she entered the first grade. Her parents noticed her natural talent in writing and art through her numerous illustrated children’s books, and her knack for public speaking by her fluidity in speech in school plays and presentations through the years.
Victoria was raised in a neighborhood where her neighbors were entertainment talents such as John Voight, Angelina Jolie, Chuck Jones and a variety of network executives. She was surrounded by people in the arts communities who didn’t give up and made a career out of doing what they loved. Little did she know that this would play a role in her life down the road as she mixed her love of art and design with her natural comfort in the realm of entertainment.
But that was to come later. Before Victoria had the chance to take steps toward her dream of making a living in the arts, she met a man in high school who soon became her husband at the age of eighteen. Young and carefree in her choices, it was the rush of youthful vigor that kept her from the vision in her soul. Within a year she became pregnant, giving birth just after her nineteenth birthday. Victoria left art and design college for the higher role of stay at home mom, but her relentless desire for education never took a rest. While Victoria’s husband was at work or late into the night, she kept her skills sharp through books and online research. She landed a job with The Walt Disney Company as a graphic designer where she could even work from home.
Victoria loved teaching and easily fell into the role of homeschooling parent for the next 15 years. Though the marriage continually got rockier, she was determined to create a loving family despite her own insecurities or his emotional abuse. She let hope rule her emotions. After her divorce in 2008, Victoria built a graphic design/marketing business focused on clients in the field of entertainment, where she makes integrity and professionalism her bedrock foundation in all her business endeavors. In her spare time she continues her love of teaching-leading a fine arts class called “Creative Motivation Through Art” in which she helps children and adults alike rid themselves of self defeating thoughts and negative self talk through the open channel of art.
Victoria Wynn has always marched to the beat of a different drummer and those around her relish in her uniqueness and positive take on life. She has written the true story, “No Storm Lasts Forever, A Woman’s Secret to Success” to share her wisdom in the area of child rearing, pitfalls of low self esteem amongst teens and encouragement through those who have dealt with the ugliness of abuse.
She now travels the world with her message of global peace sharing her passion and charisma through speaking engagements and sharing her talents in film and TV production. She is excited for the interest of celebrities as they support her “fashion for a cause” apparel line and the new song she has co-written with Jeremy Tyler (singer/songwriter) and Tom Hopkins (producer/songwriter).
Victoria stands firm in the belief that global peace must start within our own hearts as the anchor to all the good we can do in our homes and communities. Victoria has worked with teenagers for over a decade and continues to have a strong focus in all her speaking engagements towards inspiring teens to stand in their greatness. This is where her journey has taken her; teen pregnancy statistic to motivational speaker and inspiration to men and woman across the world. Despite Victoria’s many storms in life, “No Storm Lasts Forever” is a story of triumph in her book, which shares the same title for her upcoming hit song, moving the soul to hope.
Once again, she is teaching.
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