This artwork is a large sculpture of a banana slug.

The sun pulls many together. Brings people to have a festival.

Everyone daydreams when they’re bored. I often find myself indulging in imaginary worlds and escaping from reality when given the chance.

The inspiration for this piece was to look into a room of an empty home and show how it reveal things about whoever is living there.

My piece is inspired by the saying “butterflies in my stomach”. I wanted to make a piece that had a use of multi-media.

By working with children during my summers, I’m able to connect with my inner child.

This painting is about feeling like you need to say something to someone, but you can’t find the right person to say it to.

The idea for this piece came to me in a dream. I saw a tea party in a forest but the teacups, teapot, and table settings all were part of nature.

“A Convoy of Quails” is a love letter to my mother. Made for her birthday the subject matter relates to different parts of her life together.

This piece attempts to explore light and portraiture together, showing the planes of the face using the movement of the light.

This work of art can have many meanings since each person interprets it differently, for example for my friends this symbolizes the beauty of nature and how beautiful an animal like the Scarlet Macaw can be, which was inspired by my mother since she has always supported me in everything I do, so this gift was for her who trusts that I can be someone in life.

My art depicts a person floating around in one of the pools of a rocky, seashell covered area with pools of dark water.

This piece reflects my own struggles with body image and acceptance of my own physique.

What inspired this piece is a lot of people but mostly my dad.

This artwork was inspired by a YouTube series I watch, called the Life Series. In it, characters participate in a Hunger Games sort of challenge and the last one alive wins.

I used mark making to make this piece. I took photos of my friend and loved the one I used as a reference for this drawing because of how her hands were positioned.

I found the frame on the sidewalk on the way to school, I cut and drilled it too pieces of plexi glass to create the illusion of floating.

Dedicated to my one and only older brother, this piece captures the essence of his youth, adolescence, and adulthood.

“Opposites Don’t Always Attract” explores the beauty and pain of the human experience. As individuals, we find ourselves through life’s joys and struggles, seeking connection with others.

Snacks have always played a big role in my close relationship with my two cousins.