If you've lived in San José for a little while, you might recognize this painting/drawing of a mercury refinement furnace nestled in Quicksilver park.

In my art piece I painted a depressed mermaid trapped in a jar.

Creativity is the ability to see the world in new ways and express those ideas through something meaningful.

This is an illustration of two of my close friends on the drive to my birthday party in Santa Cruz a couple of years ago.

In a world filled with rampant consumerism, I try to minimize the waste of my old items.

I created this as a statement on the ideals of beauty and women.

This art piece depicts what happens when two people meet at the wrong time.

This piece showcases heroes throughout history, ranging from religious figures to comic book stars, politicians, protesters, and musicians.

This crocheted flower bouquet is one of twelve pieces in my portfolio.

What happens when a daring space explorer faces an unexpected mishap and plummets straight into the sea?

I created this piece because my dog is very dear to me. I wanted to capture him being hungry all the time, even after a full meal.

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.

‘LOOK FOR THE S/GNS’ is my representation of suicide and self-harm awareness.

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.