marie avgeropoulos

Marie is the founder of the website DesigningBetter.com. She is a visual stylist and the creative director of her own company, Designing Better. She is a freelance writer who enjoys exploring the world of design. She is originally from the Netherlands and now resides happily in Chicago, Illinois.

Marie was born in the Netherlands in 1981 and currently lives there with her husband and their two children. She studied fine arts at the University of Amsterdam and worked as a graphic designer for several years. She studied design for a year at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign before leaving to pursue her passion for art.

She can be reached on Twitter @marieavgeropoulos.

Marie’s blog is marieavgeropoulos.com.

Marie has been writing a blog since 2007 and has written about art in a variety of genres including fiction, poetry, and photography. She is a fan of the “literary” novels of P.D. James and John Banville, has a soft spot for the “vintage” stories about the 1950s, and is a huge fan of David Foster Wallace.

Marie has written for numerous publications including The Onion, The New Yorker, NPR.org, and The Huffington Post. She is a contributing writer for The Onion, as well as a contributor to The Huffington Post. She has written for The New Yorker, The Onion, The Huffington Post, and many other publications. She has worked on projects for The New Yorker, the Onion, the Huffington Post, and The Huffington Post. She holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago.

Marie is a freelance writer and has been featured in The New Yorker, The Onion, and Vice. She has been interviewed on NPR, the Huffington Post, and the Onion, and has been featured in Vice, The New Yorker, and The Onion among others. Marie lives in New York City.

Marie is a self-proclaimed “girl geek” who is very interested in women and all things pop culture. She blogs at www.lesbianandgaygeek.com and you can follow her on all your favorite social media platforms.

A friend of mine recently made a comment about how she would have liked to be a writer before she was ever a writer. I tried to think of some of the people I’d like to be writing about. The most obvious would be my mother. Although I’m not sure if she’d let me write about her. I would love to write about my wife, my kids, my dog. I’m also pretty sure I would have liked to be the lead singer for my college rock band.

Im more interested in writing about people who are super-human. Its easy to get caught up in the idea that we can become super-human, but we can never become super-human. It’s a myth that we can become superhuman, and the idea that we can become superhuman is something that many people don’t believe in because everyone wants to believe that once we reach that point, we’ll be super-human.