My process for writing this piece was inspired by my old writing in middle school. I would write in a journal about my thoughts that had transformed into writing ideas. Most media that I enjoy has religious horror elements which is one of my favorite horror subgenres and Dinner at the Robinsons was one of the ideas I had but never expanded on.

In my artistic process, my biggest inspirations to the piece are two of my favorite tv series which are Pretty Little Liars and Criminal Minds.

I wrote this piece to critique the society we live in today, and to bring some of the issues we are faced with to light. I got the inspiration for this piece when I read an article on how some grocery stores have cameras to see what products people like or not.

I hope that my piece can help people realize the sooner they start looking at the world through the eyes of the child they once were the sooner they will realize how important it is to never lose that side of yourself.

The little amount of color makes the image less overwhelming and calmer to look at, especially with the giant pole in the middle with the horizontal pole coming off of it.

Then I took this picture. This is an image taken through a persimmon. Persimmon is a bright orange fruit, and when cut in half, a flower-looking mandala appears in the center of the fruit.

This photograph reveals the theme of imprisonment and predestined death.

This photo is really special to me because of the process I went through of slowly finding and incorporating more elements into the photo until it reached its final form. It reminds me of the importance of slowing down and seeing everything around me instead of only fixating on a certain aspect.

I personally love the photo because it is divided into four sections (top to bottom): the sky, the ocean, the sand, and the rocks. This photo always makes me feel calm and peaceful, and I wanted to share it.

The subjects of this piece are two of my closest friends who have been in a relationship for 2+ years. Both have had an incredible impact on me, as an artist and individual. I wanted to create a piece that showed my gratitude for the support and inspiration they have provided me.

This image is a combination of an environmental photo and a composure of lines that lead to the subject. This image shows the beauty and spark made from one perspective showing a side of another.

Just a whim of nature.

Record the scenery you won't notice around you.

I was walking back to my photography class and I saw two palm trees glowing in the corner of my eye behind the nice blue sky.

When taking and creating my photographs, I try to consider composition, perspective, and relevance.

I was on a trip in lake Tahoe when I saw these rocks so I thought they would look good in a picture.

In my eyes, it represents the endless possibilities that are waiting for you to be discovered since the bridge is so close to the ocean.

What made me take this photo was of the people doing their own stuff, some people taking pictures and the others just talking.

When I created this piece of artwork, I really wasn't thinking about anything, my mind was empty and so I was taking pictures of random things around me, that's when I saw this clay bird.