I first decide on a theme and story, I like to draw the best picture of the story in my mind.

Childhood Nostalgia.

This artwork was inspired by my dad, I love learning about my dads culture and he influenced me to do an art piece based on the country bird.

This piece is painted with acrylics and represents the relationships between the hunter and the hunted.

It’s an unreal ocean, shifting, murky, and abstract consuming two conventional ships

Surrounded by all the items in my room I felt inspired to create a drawing that commemorates the meaning at attachment I hold towards those items.

This is a photo of two explorers that have stumbled across a giant figure frozen in the ice. I photograph legos and try to make scenes that are inaccesible orcannot be made in the larger world. To make this photo, I froze a giant lego figure in a container in my freezer. Then, I took a patterned sheet, the frozen lego giant, and two lego mini-figures and set them up in a closet. I added a color light and put the sheet under the ice to make the environment look like a cave. Then, I took the photo.

I like to capture ordinary, every day things but in a way that allows people to see the beauty in them. In other words, I like to capture the world in a natural, unstaged way by using angles, lighting, framing techniques, and focus to accentuate the unique characteristics of the object pr scene. This picture was no exception; it is a ceiling above a busy airport shuttle that wasn't designed to be looked at like a piece of art. I love the symmetry in the architecture, the repeating lines in the ceiling, and the reflection of the light on the hand rail.

As a new artist I struggled to find something I connected to, so when I began drawing pizza Steve from uncle grandpa I felt connected to my art, as I loved uncle grandpa when I was little.

This piece displays my heritage, my inside self and outside self.

Peppa likes flowers so I drew her with flowers.

I believe what I enjoyed most when drawing this piece is the notion that when people look it at first glance they may not understand it.

I have always been fascinated by the intelligence of ravens and their empathetic interactions with humans.

During a visit to the Manhattan Bridge, I was drawn to the juxtaposition of the metal bridge against the backdrop of red brick buildings that accentuated its complex architecture.

Oxblood looks longingly at his old room full of plants and life, forcefully confined to an old basement laboratory that reshapes his mind palace into a small, run-down room.

Using copics, color pencils, and a white gel pen, I explored the similarities between clocks, gears, and oranges since all are circular, radial, sector based objects.

I've loved and have collected paper folding fans for a long time now and thought it would be fun to try and make one that was not only cool to look at, but also functional.

This is a sketch of a picture taken of my grandparents during a family trip.

When I was bored I found things from my recycling bin and made this lamp.

This Artwork is called Nymphology.