This photo was taken during the summer in Lake Tahoe.

In my multimedia art class, we were instructed to express ourselves through any medium we wished, representing aspects of our lives using a plant.

I drew "Charcoal Skull" as an assignment for Art II my junior year and it was my fist time using charcoal.

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This tri-pic is a small part of an ongoing series I have on my Instagram.

This piece of Artwork was done in color pencils.

I like to make stories of my original characters and draw them to show followers, and for my personal enjoyment.

When creating this piece I was very inspired by the ocean and what's in it.

I painted this photo because that moment I was bored and it felt good to be there.

Being a transgender teenager is hard enough and being closeted around transphobic people makes it harder; constantly having to mask over who you are and pretend to be someone else.

Its just photoshop work.

As a photographer, I am fascinated by color - I'm constantly searching for interesting patterns and new ways to use it.

This piece speaks to my brother's affinity for Asian cuisine.

My grandpa immigrated from the Philippines to the US when he was 21 and helped move the rest of his 9 siblings here as well.

What grows in a dead person's head when it rains?

To the casual observer, I live a privileged life, yet I hide internal struggles from the world.

For this double exposure image I tried to make the water and photo look realistic and connected where at first glance it looks like one but then someone takes a deeper look as they see the flooding of water coming from the city.

The rising pressure to fit into society’s unrealistic standards has continued to assert itself onto teens’ lives, resulting in an increase in depression and anxiety.

My art piece is of a woman with hair shaped as a moon.

I had never painted a portrait before doing this piece.