Today, many problems are acting as hindrances to us people, one of those would be pollution and the destruction of the ocean.

An apple----one of the most common objects painted by visual artists.

My piece is a visual representation of a form of depressive episodes where I can't get out of bed.

I used modeling paste and added a rough texture to resemble frosting I then used wet on dry to make the person look smoother compared to the rough messy background.

Poetry In Motion: a comment on my daily struggle with body dysmorphia.

This acrylic painting that I made represents a mind, my mind and surely the ones of many people.

I love the beauty of nature, and paintings capturing it have always caught my eye.

My artwork expresses all of the things that I love in my life.

After watching a Marie Antionette movie I was fascinated with the aesthetics and wanted to create something that was inspired from it.

As a child, I walked through the streets of Oakland Chinatown.

I get ideas for future pieces by observing the world around me.

My artwork was inspired by a prompt provided to me by my teach, “ocean life.

I drew inspiration from my own experience as a student at a highly competitive high school.

My artwork is based on ceramic clay bodies, each taking an extremely large amount of time (throughout weeks of school).

When I drew this piece, I focused on the parallels between how humanity has influenced fire, and my relationship with my identity.

This gouache piece named "Carry On" depicts a barren and empty city street in perspective, covered by a layer of blue smoke that takes up the entire sky, and lights the entire landscape in a bright cobalt blue.

To someone who fails to view life with the same nuance as everyone else, the world seems oversaturated and nauseatingly colorful.

The artwork that I created was during my sophomore year in graphic design.

The Russo-Ukrainian War has caused blackouts throughout Ukraine.

A representation of my overwhelm, feeling like I am sinking despite the surface being in sight, and yet the comfort in drowning.