Genevieve Bergeson has been creating art longer than she can remember. She enjoys playing with a variety of media—pencils, paints, markers, and more. Favorite subjects include people, animals, nature, and nautica, and she takes special interest in narrative art. Literary and musical ideas often weave their way into her works. (Of note among her musical pursuits, she is an Associate Carillonneur of the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America.)
In 2012, Genevieve published her first book, Racing Pajamas and later collaborated on Terry Treble Music Adventures. Her second book, Cartage: A Graphic Short Story (2015), is an experiment merging literary short fiction and the graphic novel. Her third book, A Psalm for When I Wander, was published in 2023.
Be sure to check out Pandagrams, a series of pandas engaged in adorable antics. Watch out! Wordplay will ensue.
Professionally, Genevieve has also taught and tutored English and writing to students from elementary school to college and served at religious care facilities in various administrative capacities, such as philanthropy grants management, communications and outreach efforts, and senior management. She also freelances as an editor, tutor, and graphic designer.
Skim the Captain’s Log to read about recent projects and events.
Behind the Name — Pharos @ Draws the Eventide
The Pharos was the lighthouse at Alexandria, Egypt. Constructed in the 3rd century, it was the youngest of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Pharology is the study of lighthouses.
This website’s name draws on hymn lyrics and the name of the sailboat Genevieve grew up with (Eventide).
Commissions & Services
Genevieve accepts art commissions of all kinds. The sky is the limit! She also provides a variety of writing and design services. To learn more, visit the Services page and contact her directly.
Disclaimer: This is a private business. I am a living woman, and I do this business with love and integrity. All people that do business—private trade, not commerce—with me do so at their own risk and shall do it knowingly, voluntarily, and intentionally.