This piece is made of several different images, it express the thinking of how you need to accomplish many things in order for success.

I have always loved the look of traditional Chinese architecture.

This piece captures a memory from my year spent abroad in Kyoto, Japan.

In this watercolor painting, Facade, I wanted to focus on the theme of Identity.

Through this artwork, I am asking myself "How does fashion culture lead to a feeling of isolation due to the inability to access items financially?

Throughout the pandemic, it was too easy to look at my face too carefully.

I got images from Google and made stuff.

I was inspired by the garden on campus has been a safe space for me where I have taken classes, eaten lunch, a place I can relax with friends and I enjoy the fresh food grown there.

In the piece, I wanted to depict a futuristic, dystopian cyber-city.

Created as final art project with watercolor and layered on top with sharpie for eyelashes and guoache in the background along with Crayola white color pencil.

I took this photo at home on a Canon T5i, I wanted to see how I can manipulate the lighting of the lamp as well as the darkness in so creating some contrast.

This piece portrays ideas of grief and mourning, as well as the overwhelming feeling of loss that can so often be suffocating.

I wanted to make something that no one has ever seen before in their life. In my drawing, I combined a mole mushroom inspired by Pokémon and added tentacles and wings to make it unique.

I try my hardest to come out with the best picture that anyone could look at and appreciate.

My work for the past few months has been leaning into the study of light and shade, heavily influenced by fine art.

I am the primary producer of this art project.

I made this artwork with the theme of reconnecting with nature in mind.

“A Year to Remember” commemorates the year of 2020: full of chaos with COVID-19, lack of real social interaction and numerous political protests.

I created the piece; a flower necklace and matching earrings through my first experience with jewelry design.

This artwork is a book sculpture.