I wanted my artwork to capture the idea of violence in competitive sports and how we idolize destruction and pain in the media.

The title of my artwork is Imperfecto and the medium is scratch board.

I wanted to create a depiction of ghosts not so scary, but one with playfulness.

The idea for this artwork came to me completely out of the blue.

The revolution of feminist art began a long time ago and still inspires me. Growing up I was taught that women should look and act a certain way and want certain things.

My collective pieces of art all explore the idea of time passing.

Charcoal drawing of Mya Angelou.

The art work clearly shown here is a turtle with an unusual color choice of a shell.

I have always been entranced by light and its many forms.

Love is a universal language to people.

Before coming into my own personal art practice, I focused on only sticking to basics like painting and drawing.

This project is a strong example of my enthusiasm for material exploration and innovation.

These are concept sketches of one of my characters, Shen.

This piece was made right after getting my big big wish list markers.

I don’t have a lot of formal art education, besides multiple drawing and painting classes in school, a lot of my art experience is self-taught.

Poinciana Hung-Haas is an artist and fashion designer from Oakland, California.

My piece is a digital illustration made on Procreate.

This piece is part of my AP Art portfolio where I'm experimenting with mediums like acrylic and oil pastels to show my childhood perspective and a child's wild imagination.

I like to express my feelings of anxiety through art work, it is a way for me to heal.

During a summer camp at my art studio, my teacher encouraged me to use a knife and carve out a picture on a scratchboard.