J.D. Bose

Joslyn D. Bose is a multidisciplinary artist with over two decades of experience in art, writing, music, and acting, with a Magna Cum Laude Bachelor’s degree in art focused in painting and photography.

Joslyn started her training in music and the arts at a young age in various academic programs. She participated in school choir grades one through twelve, and beyond in college. In high school she sang in ensemble for two years, wrote for the student paper entertainment column, and performed leading roles in two school theatre productions.

From high school through college she performed lead and harmony vocals, including multiple solos and duets, both academically and in multiple community music groups for approximately nine years. She completed introductory training in multiple movement disciplines during college through university coursework and private study, including modern and contemporary dance, swing dance, and tai chi. She performed in a collegiate talent show in her freshman year and played a principal role in a student indie film production in her sophomore year.

In recent years, Joslyn has been dedicating more time to character study, music and voice work, creative writing, and improvisational acting through multiple independent projects such as creative fiction, collaborative writing, tabletop role-playing games, and self-publication. Since age thirteen she has written over forty songs and plans to record and release them independently.
In 2023 an excerpt from one of her creative writing projects was chosen for publication in a collegiate student-run serial.

That same year she released an original ttrpg system called DICER.P.G. and created the book cover design, custom fonts, art and illustrations, game mechanics, and all content within (including editing and publishing). The following year beta 2.0 released, and DICER.P.G. is continuing to be refined to this day (beta 3.0 is currently in development) with the ultimate goal of going to print.

In 2026 Joslyn performed as seven male supporting characters in the all-women readers theatre production of “A Piece of My Heart” by the Pull-Tight Players Theatre. She is currently studying improvisational acting and the speak-singing technique in Nashville, as well as the Yat Malmgren Technique with the Giles Foreman Centre for Acting.