This is a drawing of a pair of my shoes and my favorite mug that I drew for a school assignment.

My piece is a representation of the dynamic a sibling relationship has. The comfort as well as protection an older sister can provide.

My intention is to show that there are more than generational experiences of trauma for African-Americans living in American society where white beauty has historically been the standard of beauty and still very much is. Although this aspect of the African-American experience, which is often and rightfully depicted in certain artwork is extremely important to acknowledge, I wanted to also highlight (demonstrated in the figure's purposeful stance) an equally important facet of strength and power.

There is never one side to a story, this piece represents the constrictions I've felt and feel now.

I constructed this piece when I was doing online school during quarantine. I originally built the shape of the front and back of my piece out of cardboard and then I went into nature to find inspiration for what designs could fit in the shape I cut out of cardboard.

This artwork is two middle aged friends (the purple and orange ninja) that are fighting a god (the white one).

My artwork is a representation of the suddenness of life, the heart is beating and thriving but only inches further it's stopped no longer beating and living.

My artwork was based upon my love of nature. I fused repeating patterns in the drawing to reflect the order found in nature.

In November, I was gifted a pumpkin with an unusual stem.

I have put much effort into this artwork, taking more than 92 hours to complete I have gone on a journey and learned some interesting things about myself which I strive to do when I begin a piece of great importance. I named this piece “Out Of The Silence” which is inspired by my favorite orchestra piece of the same name composed by William Grant Still.

Looking at the canvas only 10% of the time, I tried my best to draw my hands simply by looking at them, not at the canvas.

This art piece is called Love and Ice. Two girls preforming a routine in a skate session. I came up with this while I was ice skating with my friends. No, I'm not a very good skater but I've always loved it, the cold air and the feeling of air rushing by your face as you skate.

It is a Vibrantly Colored Plague Doctors Mask with a floral background.

I think people without a body exist through their things, I also think looking through people's things can help you learn more about them from their side rather than the receiving end we are all on.

A poster designed to support the BLM movement. I wanted to design something simple yet powerful.

This piece is all colored pencil and took me about 5 hours in total to complete.

This art is titled 'Magical Mushrooms.' I created it through Adobe Photoshop and used a variety of paintbrushes and techniques.

My digital art piece titled "CAUTION" was done back in August of 2021. I used the software Clip Studio Paint.

My process with sculpting has been iterative; the final work reveals itself over time. My current, more structured approach is to sketch out my ideas, revise them, and create paper prototypes before starting to work with clay. I take the concept assigned in class and try to not follow any script.

My box is inspired by the stressful times of 2020. I designed the outside of my box with clouds to represent calmness and relaxation. I find clouds to be very peaceful and watching them relaxes me. During the stay-at-home orders, the uncertainty and isolation caused anxiety and depression.