Travelers who wanted to record all the stories found ancient creatures living in seclusion in the mountains.

The black leather combat boots in the painting are one of my favorite boots.

This is a digital painting inspired by the downtown area of Santa Rosa, California.

When creating the image I wanted to create an allusion to falling and losing control.

I just drew whatever came to my head and How I felt about it.

For this piece, I wanted to try a more loose and slightly more abstract style for this piece instead of my normal semi-realistic style.

"WebBed" is a digital artwork representing the snare of online life and its negative impact on teens.

I found myself looking through a stack of old photographs inside a closet, nostalgia itself compiled.

This isn't my usual type of artwork where I draw like semi-realistic people and cartoons in my own style, this time I decided to draw something more cartoonish and more personal.

This is the year of rabbit for Chinese New Year. I have created a CNY Lateran to celebrate the upcoming CNY.

The painting represents my journey to self-acceptance and love.

Since social media is a great influence on many people, I constantly see how people like their tattoos or how they want them but like my teacher Ms. King says, You can always Frankenstein the work to get a overall artistic impression.

I tend to draw a lot while in class, and one of the main things I draw are eyes.

My piece was inspired and based on a photo that I took of my friend outside our art class one day.

Going into this painting, I had a goal to portray how judgement is rooted through fear.

This was a project assigned by my teacher, the project was to create a Pacific Northwest peoples inspired design with the subject being an animal.

I went to the Ramses Exhibit and was inspired by the Pharaoh to make this piece.

Every piece that I have made starts with a thought process of what I've seen or hear in my life.

My piece seeded clouds was made to bring awareness to something that we’ve been doing since the 1940s.

I wanted it to feel like the cup was consuming the viewer.