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.

This piece is an ode to items typically marketed towards children but that should be deemed socially acceptable for everyone to consume.

It depicts a broken down car on the side of a road in the middle of a desert.

At first I didn’t know what design to go for. I decided to go with flowers.

Echoes of Elegance is a reflection on the quiet beauty that lingers in forgotten spaces.

When I was young, I thought the Goldfish snack was actual goldfish.

This skirt was created with inspiration drawn from a local Thai restaurant.

I have always been somewhat defensive of dragons as the definite villains in their stories, and liked to write or imagine stories where dragons were the heroes.

I chose to draw a portrait of Omer Louis Ninham because he was sixteen years old when charged with first-degree intentional homicide and physical abuse of a child.

The individual I chose to draw was Yusef Salaam.

Making this portrait I wanted people to see that this is a little girl but yet has been through so much already at the age of 6.

For this piece, I was inspired by a recent passion project of mine.

In this photo, I was trying to convey a feeling of longing, and looking towards the horizon for escaope.

My piece aimed to highlight the way mental and inner health, and often the self-destructive tendencies that come with it, can affect your outer self.

This bird Sussie is inspired by the bird from K-pop demon hunters.