This artwork is a digital portrait with a soft, dreamy feel.

I created this piece of artwork using a wide variety of materials at home and from my ceramics class.

When looking through my old elementary photos with my dad, we came across a picture of us walking into school and passing a mother-daughter duo that we immediately realized was one of my close friends and her mom.

This is a drawing of Loggerhead from the game Reverse: 1999.

This piece portrays a calm and introspective moment drawn out of this watercolor style.

This piece of artwork is based off of a photo I took while I was in the Tenderloin, San Francisco.

For a long time, I didn’t talk much… not because I couldn’t, but because I was uncomfortable.

A car is on a high-speed journey when suddenly magnificent mountains come into view.

While my initial goal was simply to create a figure drawing at home, the process shifted into something much more personal.

This large sculpture, measuring 35” x 55” x 12” and named "Homo", is meant to illustrate the apparent dehumanization of people via social media, AI, and digital polarization.

This project is one of my favorites and it took a few hours.

My painting, "A Snapshot in Time", is a picture of my neighborhood on a Saturday afternoon.

I made this in my freshman art class, during a study of values.

This piece explores the idea of self consciousness, something I struggle with.

I was planning on doing a bee hive with little bees inside but then I put it on my stuffed animals head and it looks so cute as a hat for the doggie and I kept it like that.

Jamais Vu: when the familiar seems strangely foreign.

I love to draw, I have loved to draw for my entire life.

I made this piece after one of my previous cups was stolen and then returned broken.

She listens to the shell, as if shes listening to herself.

I grew up caring for many kinds of fish, especially goldfish and koi.