When I was on the highway I saw a similar scenery and I liked the contrast of the yellow sunlight against the dark blue clouds.

This illustration was inspired by some of the experiences in my own life, but was mostly based off of the circumstance a relative of mine was going through.

The betta fish is a wonder that is both breathtakingly beautiful and fiercely territorial.

My favorite language is Spanish, I grew up with it.

The art I'm submitting is a portrait I did of my mom.

For this artwork, I travelled around the bay area to capture a double-exposure.

My artwork is about a girl's perspective and how she can only see the negative things that is in front of her and not the good memories that is captured through her eye.

For this piece I wanted to try working outside of my comfort zone, which is traditional media, more specifically using acrylic paints.

My drawing is of a mother making a sculpture of her daughter.

Using surrealism I allowed myself to explore my darkest inner thoughts and I used a photoshop canvas as a gateway to express aspects of my life that are troubling and in a sense I think many people can make a connection since each of us have those dark thoughts that we keep inside and need a sort of outlet for them.

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During this project, I focused on drawing and using oil pastels to draw features on my self-portrait.

Sometimes I just be doing nothing and staring into the sky or blank space.

My work "The Oceans are in Our Hands" is based on a photograph (left) I took in southern California.