I don’t have a lot of formal art education, besides multiple drawing and painting classes in school, a lot of my art experience is self-taught.

Poinciana Hung-Haas is an artist and fashion designer from Oakland, California.

My piece is a digital illustration made on Procreate.

This piece is part of my AP Art portfolio where I'm experimenting with mediums like acrylic and oil pastels to show my childhood perspective and a child's wild imagination.

I like to express my feelings of anxiety through art work, it is a way for me to heal.

During a summer camp at my art studio, my teacher encouraged me to use a knife and carve out a picture on a scratchboard.

The painting depicts an astronaut looking towards Earth from the moon.

My piece was inspired by the famous painting "Qian Li Jiang Shan Tu", which roughly translates to "A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains", by the ancient Chinese artist Wang Xi Meng.

This piece was made by using selections and transforming a trowel image.

Today’s society seeks perfection and advancement, resulting in the underlying issues to just remain in the underlay - this is what I continuously strive to depict in my work.

Created as part of a series investigating mythologies and the ways in which meaning is constructed, the artwork combines the Chinese belief in a red string of fate connecting soulmates and the idea of quantum entanglement.

I created this piece to experiment with digital painting and color.

Throughout painting this piece I explored how to create different textures (feathers, with oil using different brushed and techniques).

Inspired by The Amazing World of Gumball, this piece tries to convey the desolate yet comforting feeling of idly sitting on a couch.

Taking photos has filled my free time for the past few years and has been an accessible way to express myself and be a creative outlet.

My piece is a mixed media sculpture of a woman’s body with red flowers coming out of the chest/abdomen.

I have many wonders to learn, but this artwork represents the culmination of my knowledge of 3D-Illustration that I started cultivating many years ago.

I put together two pictures that I thought were pretty on their own but were not the most compelling to look at.

I was thinking about a a nice pond over a sunset in a chill place like Japan.

The concept of this piece was inspired by the Greek myth of Pandora's box.