A man shares his day-to-day life with a soap obsession.

A rose I shaded and detailed with stippling.

A psychological thriller about a man who believes god talked to him when he was younger and that he was chosen as a prophet. As he grows older these views isolate him from the people in his life and he begins to question god, who has not spoken to him since that night.

My family nickname is called Rana which means Frog. I am seen as a funny person in my family. I drew I frog with a clown wig. Next thing I will be showing you is a picture I took on an airplane. That picture was from a flight back home after heading to Hawaii. I have always dreamed of going to Hawaii. Last year, after saving up I went to Hawaii. I went with my family. I had an amazing time although the plane ride frighten me. I am afraid of heights and the fact that I went on an airplane surprised me.

An elderly man has to learn to come to terms with the choice his wife has made regarding euthanasia. John and Carol are taking a walk in the park where Carol brings up Euthanasia, as she has lung cancer. He hates the idea and shoots it down. Later on, he has a flashback about his life and recalls the day they found out about Carol’s cancer. He remembers that she never wanted to even do chemo, and she did that because of him. He realizes then that he has to let her do what is best for her, even though it will be difficult for him. When they are on another walk about a month later he tells her that he supports her decision. This script is unique because euthanasia is still a taboo subject in the US and this script shows the different feelings that come when a loved one wants to be euthanized.

Looking back, my body image growing up felt very innocent; I never thought twice about it. When I moved to Marin in eighth grade, and then started high school, my image of myself suddenly became very different. I constantly noticed my size, people's perception of my body, and the way I looked in certain clothes. I wrote Want at the end of freshman year, when I was at one of my lower points concerning my body issues. Want embodies that longing to look like someone else, but not being able to change it. Want is the binge eating, the fasting, and the counting of calories every day- yet no one notices. I have come a long way since writing Want, but I'm not quite there yet, so the song still relates to me.

Eric Shih Koh & Yi-Fang Wu - Mozart Piano Concerto No. 12 in A Major, K. 414 - I. Allegro.

The full video may be viewed online at: https://youtu.be/sM2oGXvY_CA

This photo was taken in San Francisco at Ocean Beach. The waves were perfect and I made it my goal to get a unique photo. I ended up finding a hill way deep into the sunset district, and when I climbed up the hill I was gifted with this amazing view. To this day, this photo is one of my favorites.

A short documentary about two brother's passion for skateboarding.

My yellow is an acrylic portrait done of my boyfriend with a yellow wash background.

Aria McKenna is an 18-year-old senior who dreams of being a lawyer, this is the story of how she lost her life to a tragic accident.

On an innocent day, a week before graduation, aspiring lawyer- Aria McKenna gets into an accident where she finally understands that life isn't fair, especially after you die.

My script embellished the need to live life like it's your last day. I want to bring new passion into the lives of the readers of my piece, to make them realize that life is short and often cruel.

hi everyone! this is a submission for arts review only. Dr. Kakkis is my uncle-I am very proud to bear his name (with an ext. congrats on the youth arts festival in its first year). thank you for the vision to keep creativity alive for teens!!

“Bossa Nova” is a piece I wrote for my cello playing friends. During isolation, getting creative has given me a stronghold in a turbulent time. This piece has a bit of a Latin feel to it, with images of relaxing Brazilian style. My hope was to bring out some fun and humor. Hope you enjoy! -ES

This is a Halloween song from the movie, “The Nightmare Before Christmas” called, “This is Halloween.” I chose it because we're in the Halloween season and I love that movie. (played on piano)

Two strangers walk into an elevator both heading to a library, one for work one looking for an answer, unfortunately neither of them reach their Goal, the elevator becomes stuck, the two seemingly very different characters bond. Jamie Reveals her Insecurities about her family and Tom Talks about how worried he is for his son. The two eventually find they have a lot in common and even find solutions for

What makes my script Unique and worthy of being a Movie, is the fact that it is a simple story that plays with Dialog in a small space without much action or drama to hold up the script, It is pure Dialog and character.

My dad standing on our balcony at 10a.m. on September 9, 2020; a day where a splash of vibrant orange was dropped into the sky.

Fading night sky with stream of water and trees.

A pessimistic “plus one” gives her unrelenting opinion on an art museum’s pieces, unaware of her audience. Magnolia has been strung along to accompany her friend Charlotte at a work event. The car ride to the event is filled with Magnolia’s nervous rambling, but when Charlotte persists, Magnolia’s reluctance is no match.

At the gallery Magnolia breaks off on her own, examining each piece. When she reaches one that is particularly unfavorable, she is joined by a man. When that man asks for her opinion on the piece, Magnolia does not hold back, explaining exactly how horrid she believes it is. The man brings her to another piece, determined to get a different reaction, but Magnolia’s artistic eye remains negative. Upon rejoining Charlotte, the auction begins and Magnolia is horribly surprised to hear that the man from before was asking her opinion on his own pieces. The selling begins and not a single hand is raised, that is until Magnolia herself agrees to buy the painting. Constructive Criticism is a lighthearted and comedic piece that can be enjoyed by a variety of age groups. Not to mention that it’s simplicity would make the filming process a breeze. Magnolia is quite the relatable character and she draws attention through her witty dialogue.

“Double Take” is a string quartet that I wrote a couple years ago. It was my first time writing for strings and if was fun for me to experiment with articulation, dynamics, and more. This piece starts off angry, but then transforms into many different colors and emotions.

This is one of my favorite songs, and I am so excited to share it! My full description is in my first submission, as this is my second (I wasn't able to put both videos in the first submission for some reason!). Thank you!