For my portrait I heavily used photoshop to recreate a scene from one of my favorite anime: Neon Genesis Evangelion because I just feel like the pose just kind of suits me in a weird way.

Everywhere I go I can always see many different places from thriving, nice neighborhoods to run-down, poor, urban landscapes. So I decided that I wanted to provide some representation to this problem because I scarcely see anything about the issue.

I love skating and everything about skateboard culture, but I'm not very good at skating myself.

This photo gives me rosy cheeks the the cold, teary eyes from the wind.

What my artist process for this photo was, I was walking around campus and I saw the baseball stuck on the nets so I thought it would make a good photo. I used the nets as a border and zoomed into the baseball so you're able to at least see a bit of detail.

I found really nice lighting at my house and set up a scene of cups as I thought that it would reflect and interact with the light in a very interesting way.

Photos of flowers and different types of light have always been my favorite, both hold a peaceful simplicity.

This piece stands out to me because of the details it captures. As you can see in both of their pupils I adjusted myself so that the lens of my camera was their pupil.

This image looks like the lights from heaven and as if the door to heaven was open. It's just beyond the trees.

A picture of a mother watching her two children play.

I enjoyed the view with how the stairs, draw your eyes toward downstairs.

After a long day the last thing my mom and I had to do was go food shopping as my mom and I were going shopping for food the first thing I saw, right when I walked through the door I saw these flowers.

My image is a self-portrait. It is meant to show myself in a way that looks alien while the image's literal subject matter is very mundane. It shows that if you look at yourself through a slightly unconventional lens you can see something completely different.

For this photo I was inspired by the nature around me and its connection to the person.

I have seen these landscapes on a daily basis at school--the dry hills and oak forests.

The bottle cap represents a person in this empty world, damaged with no one around, like in today's world seemingly empty.

So I took a couple photos as my cat stared off into space and edited just a little bit by cropping it and then putting the saturation up by just a little bit and then it was finished.

For this piece, I wanted to capture the idea of diving into the unknown. I chose to title it "Bird" to portray the ideas of flight and freedom. I wanted to show these ideas because I think it's easy for people to get caught up in planning out their lives instead of living in the moment and going with the flow.

Artistic process for me taking an idea that I had and portraying it through art to get my idea out to the world.

My artwork is usually based on my friends or scenarios that i like.