Breakout Love is a story about two teenagers who begin to fall in love with each other over zoom.

Mia is a shy and quiet teenage girl who meets Jack, an outgoing and talkative basketball player. Mia pushes down her romantic feelings for Jack at first but then she realizes that he feels the same way about her.

Breakout Love highlights teen struggles during a global pandemic and how it’s possible to still have a connection with someone even if it’s through a computer screen.

Jeremy The Lemon is a funny, and quirky story that follows a 16 year old girl named Daisy and her father. Daisy cares a lemon with a face on it she calls Jeremy, her dad calls her childish for this later being called that at his work. He then makes it up to her with a little stop motion he made of fruit for work.

A queen’s maiden, Danielle Barg, is delivering the daily bread to the castle for the queen to eat. In the village, Danielle runs into a friendly and charming bread baker, Hannah Lovenen. They both form small talk until Danielle has to leave to deliver the bread.

The next day, Danielle wakes up to chatter in the town. She finds out in the papers and news that the queen had been poisoned by the bread she delivered that was made by Hannah.

This is a picture of my gecko Kevin. I was taking his picture for the shadow prompt in my photography class. I used my sisters' flashlight and a blank wall to get risp shadows of him.

I took this photo on my daily hike up the mountains and hills of Point Reyes. It embodies what I enjoy about this area; fog, hills, forests, and beautiful skies.

Footprints in the Sand is a small group of photographs that talk about our imprint on the ocean and the beaches. The beach is a safe haven for me and I want to protect the beaches so other people later on can have the same experiences as me. I hope that these photographs help people see how easily the land is influenced by our imprint on the environment.

This is a moth on a flower that I saw while on a hike. It was taken using a macro reverse ring.

Contrary to what you might see in a Western church or an art gallery, Jesus was not white. He was a brown-skinned, Middle Eastern Jew. In our society, its clear representation and diversity matter very much and can be very powerful tools to help others. This applies for media, much more a prophet. Portraying Jesus as he truly looked, might help subside the anti-Semitic, and xenophobic views some alleged Christians have. Continuing to imagine Jesus as white, when he was undeniably not, is by definition, racist, as it promotes the notion that a particular race is superior to another.

“Solly” is a portrait of a friend from school. I was inspired to draw him as he is a particularly kind and funny person. Like other friends, I have not seen him since February.

This is a self portrait from a selfie I took while on a walk with a friend before the pandemic. It represents a moment where I felt very happy, and brings back good memories.

This is a piece I did when I was in a really weird mood. I felt like drawing something not entirely human or comprehensible.

This painting of my family represents recognition that despite all the chaos around us there is still so much beauty, and so much to wonder about.

Black and white acrylic self portrait.

Drawing Scratch Art Spider.

I made a painting using acrylic paint to make a dragon and I also used silver leaf as the dragons scales.

I made an origami piece with acrylic paint and some origami shapes.

Stippling with pen.

Childish Gambino is a charcoal portrait I did of the artist Childish Gambino/Donald Glover.