Mariposa was created in a series of portraits done on women of colors insecurities.

This is a piece that is very dear to my heart.

This piece is a Phantom Wolf.

Through four sequential panels, the artwork depicts a figure undergoing subtle and dream-like changes.

This piece was one of the first pieces I have ever made on a pottery wheel.

This piece uses a childhood toy, and incorporates mixed media to bring alive a emotion and scene

My art is a creative process, I start by getting inspired by something I find interesting, or that I like.

It’s a zoo poster for the a zoo in Guatemala.

I like to doodle and draw whenever I can in my free time.

This man's red coat initially prompted me to take this photo, and it contrasts the colors in the grass and the bay.

I made this piece with the idea of media being shot on a camera, after experiencing a week with one of my best friends on a disposable camera I decided to express two people playing around with a camera.

This is a sequential artwork, an assignment given in art class.

It was inspired by the idea of snow falling on a mountainside decked with flowers during a wedding in a small town.

In this piece, at the time I was making it, I felt my life going in different directions.

I created this watercolor piece as a way to show how somewhat abstract shapes can combine to form a figure.

This photo was taken during the end of a high school football game and one of the players is celebrating a play with his coach.

I used China ink to make this piece I started off by making scribbles on the paper and I realized it was.

My artwork is about how diseases and viruses can spread faster in overcrowded places. After researching epidemiology, I learned that one factor that causes a fast-spreading pandemic is crowded environments, such as public transportation.

This is an exploration of a snack food assignment that I wanted to make my own through collage and creating a new world.

I made my artwork to reflect a shining light or hope for a bunny, which represent myself.