Life is simply a dance. Maybe not a ballet piece, but more of a Jazz or contemporary. We all dance for some odd reason-whether we like to or not. We all put on a performance when we don't need to. So even though I stopped twirling on stage, I still find myself twirling at home, at school, or even when I'm writing- trying to find answers to some of my biggest questions about humanity.

This is a two point perspective that I like.

This was an assignment for class, where we had to combine photos we personally took to create a personal image.

"My Mama’s Smile" illuminates my mama’s persona, with high contrast and a smile of wisdom. The blank background alludes to the everyday feeling of delight. Catharsis extends beyond the performing arts—sometimes the most precious moments are best captured in a bold illustration, an imprint in memory.

This scene was a spectacle from my dream one night. Although it was extremely short, it stuck with me when I woke up and I had to record it down.

My artwork is a mixed media piece. I used white construction paper and began by making a collage, used printed maps, brown paper and magazine scraps.

This is a painting of the "Masked Manager" from the now trending show on Netflix. It took me 6 hours with painting steps. I painted and waited for it to dry and continued the process for every step of the painting.

16th-century inspired watercolor self-portrait. I used transparent watercolors and colored pencils.

Making artwork: painting and/or drawing involves lots of determination and also confidence in what I'm doing. With confidence bring energy because it takes out my work ethic and passion so I can work better.

The process I used was to first think of the words I want to implement into the art piece. I just wrote random things that I was thinking about. Then I did a self-portrait of myself in the background.

My original idea was to create a teapot, however, I wanted to add a creative spin to the simple designs I initially had. So, I decided to combine a simple teapot design with a more complex sports car. I chose to draw inspiration from a vintage sports car, the Ford Cobra.

In my work, Social Studies, I wanted to show how schools aren't entirely about education, but is the main way a majority of students meet new people.

This art piece represents the many emotions embody. Each color nod to an emotion and the blending of the colors is the mix of those emotions.

A symbol of the town my dad grew up, in Guatemala.

I was inspired by some flowers I took near my school. In addition, I was finding the best way to illustrate my art piece.

I wanted to make a piece where the emojis contrasted the background of the piece so the emojis are melting and are warmer colors where as the background is very cold and sharp.

This piece represents the different stages of growth as a person. Upon first sight, you see a box that resembles human-like features with feet, a hand which is the handle, and a hanging brain on the inside.

To me this piece represents how much we can damage ourselves to create something that is seemingly beautiful. flowers that are put in a vase eventually die, they are not constant, and in the process of potting those flowers the person the body was attached to gave everything for temporary flowers.

This is a montage of my classmate Neal in different sizes and poses which I took over a few days. I have used photoshop to compose this picture.