My piece is a pastel recreation of a scene from the movie “Clockwork Orange”.

This piece was made to push my own personal boundaries, seeing how well I could carve and transfer a complicated composition with details and perspective.

Exploring and expressing my creativity impacts my life, it allows me to get my thoughts and ideas down onto paper so they don't become brain rot and eventually become lost and forgotten inside my mind.

I love making pieces that showcase the way I see the world.

For me, art has always gone beyond any one medium or theme.

I was still able to engage my creativity and thoughts as I did when I started my project and proposals.

This piece of artwork is a representation of my Outlook on the world.

This piece depicts how different relationships in one's life can make someone feel, whether that is good or bad.

This drawing is the practice of realism. Eyes, as commonly said, "are the window to one's soul”.

I really want to show people my artwork because I've always been nervous about showing others.

My artwork is a charcoal drawing of my late grandfather based on a picture of him at my parent's wedding.

I have titled my art: A Wonder From Palitana.

I'm just here for fun and wanting to show around art, nothing much.

My artwork is a charcoal drawing of Martin Luther King Jr. I wanted to honor him by drawing a portrait of him.

I created a roller skating scene in which I experimented with how it is colored and lighting placement to create a sort of photograph drawing.

This piece is titled, "Solus". I wanted to create a piece that represents an emotion that can be difficult to put into words, and I wanted to do it by only using the primary colors.

Harry Potter-style cottages in Northern California!

My hair has always been a sacred aspect of my culture and upbringing.

It is an acrylic painting for the warriors after they won the 2021-2022 season NBA championship.

"Do You See What I See?" started as a doodle my friend made and a challenge for myself.