Wild Woman Oracle

Cheyenne Zárate is a pen-and-ink artist from Toronto, Canada, of Chilean, Ukrainian, and Scottish descent. At the age of four, she discovered her passion for drawing. She spent hours every day recreating her favourite characters from books, movies, and myths, bringing the images in her imagination to life on paper.

She graduated from the University of Toronto with a bachelor's degree in English and Spanish, then completed a Bachelor of Education at Toronto's York University to become a teacher. Although in many ways she loved teaching in the classroom, after a few years as a full-time elementary school teacher, Cheyenne went through a spiritual awakening and felt her soul calling her onto a different path - a path that was more in alignment with her inner child, who would love to draw her days away lost in the world of nature, mythology and magic.

Today, accompanied by her two cats, Carlos and Lily, Cheyenne again spends much of her time learning, drawing, and writing about figures from ancient mythology, folklore, and the modern world - particularly, empowering Feminine figures whose stories she sees herself and all women embodied within. Through her artwork and written retellings and analyses, her newfound purpose is to inspire and help all people, especially women, to reconnect with their innate wild Feminine nature to live in alignment with their authentic Truth.