I found that experimenting with different textures brushes on digital art was quite enjoyable and liberating.

This piece was inspired by a routine I adopted during the COVID pandemic; my friend and I would facetime every morning and make smoothies.

My artwork represents the beauty of life.

While this was a school project on charcoal composition, I felt I needed to channel my childhood imagination into the piece.

Living in a society and country where perspective is often skewed, I find solidarity in reaching for the unknown and speaking for what is right.

I experimented with different angles and lighting when placing this glass bottle to then photograph it and copy it .

I made this piece because I like the color scheme of the tomatos and the different sizes they come in.

The character in this piece, depicted as having found beauty in who they truly are, is inspired by the song "Venus as a Boy" by Björk.

The prompt for this piece was “power,” and I chose to interpret power through the force of nature.

In my art class we were asked to paint a close of some kid of animal, so I decided to take a photo of a crow.

The assignment for this project was to pick an artist and paint a self portrait in their art style.

This is a collection of items that show what childhood means to me.

This shows the evolution of cameras throughout our recent times, starting from the Kodak, ending with an iPhone.

I like making found object art. It makes me happy to repurpose old, discarded things and restore their beauty, value, and usefulness.

I wanted to not only portray myself through this composition but also depict how society often pressures women to adopt unrealistic standards, forcing them to feel the need to alter or change themselves as a result.

I used an app called Procreate to assemble different objects and things that represent rebirth and happiness in nature.

There is a demand to be heard in our society.

This is a drawing of my pet, Lizzie (Lizard) Leapers (they can jump really far), who, despite the name, is in fact a crested gecko.

Size: 9.5” x 8.5” x 2” Medium: Glazed Ceramic I created this functional piece in my senior year as a personal project.

In elementary school, my friends and I would create bug houses from sticks, rocks, and whatever other items we could find around the playground.