”Bad Apple” showcases the desire for something that appears to be beautiful and perfect.

My artwork, “Two Dimensions of Existence,” is a split image of a mime and a creature, created using graphite and colored pencils.

A bowl of fruit can be a captivating subject for an artwork, embodying both simplicity and vibrance.

This is a painting that I made a few months back after a trip to the park.

A representation of my daily life, this art piece depicts my numerous identities in the form of selfies.

How do I see you? How do you see me?

In my Ceramics class I was tasked with a reinterpretation of a children’s story.

A bright, yellow banana slug sits upon the ground on the fall foliage.

Uh oh. Well I wanted to draw my favorite character from my favorite object show...inanimate insanity.. and I thought...”wow! Might as well draw candle from inanimate insanity” and so I did that.

This mosaic symbolizes how I’m reaching and striving for my goals.

“Broken Window, Broken City” depicts the auto burglary plagued reality most of my hometown is in.

It’s hard to create when the desire for positive perception flies around my head.

When I was little, I wandered off in a crowd in Las Vegas and was separated from my family.

I chose to paint a photo that I took in Oregon, where I admired the beauty of a hilly landscape around me.

This triptych poster explores the long lasting effects of pollution through symbolic representations of the eye, heart, and lungs—key organs affected by environmental degradation.

My head half alter ego for art class.

This artwork is based on the idea of Ravens being the messengers of death.

One day when I snapped on the TV, I heard an analyst speak about how a certain athlete was a “fraud,” and didn’t deserve success.

Loss is a tricky concept to grasp when it happens to someone that isn’t us.

This painting was inspired by my love of birdwatching and my hometown.