I was inspired by my close friend, Amelia, who is always sharing new concepts that I’m constantly surprised by.

This artwork was based on a teddybear I had when I was younger.

My grandfather served in the U.S. Army from 1958 to 1962 as a 101st airborne screaming eagle.

I specifically chose to include two sculls, a symbol of death, to juxtapose with flowers and twigs, symbols of life,to represent decay and the process of death.

Pathway Through Life Symbolizes the paths you take in life and the different stair houses represent different paths to take.

I chose to create a quilt from my grandmother’s nightgowns, in an aim to honor her life and memory.

The Tower of the Lost Princess was inspired by the famous movie, Tangled, about a young girl who was taken from her parents by a lady and taken up to a tall tower.

This self-portrait explores what it means to me to turn 15 as a Latina, reflecting on the traditional values that tie into what a quinceañera signifies in Mexican culture.

This oil painting captures a serene and intimate moment between a young girl and her beloved cat.

I wanted to convey a feeling of anxiety and reflection, contrasting that with the background of the forest which is very tranquil.

This piece is inspired by the part of horror centered around women’s suffering.

This artwork captures a moment of quiet contemplation, blending intricate details with soft, muted colors to evoke a sense of serenity.

This artwork was inspired by the scenery of Algeria and I portrayed symbols of the country throughout the piece.

My artwork is meant to depict the pain suppressing emotion brings, the burning feelings inside that bubble up and unknowingly spilled out in private, despite whatever facades one puts on in public.

I used only hand building techniques.

First, I saw the cold fog lurking on the edge of all Hallows eve.

I like darksouls and while hiking on a chilly evening I had inspiration for a darksouls like monster.

My art reflects my parents living in America as first generation immigrants.

This artwork reflects the feminine and masculine powers of the moon and sun.

I made this during math class and something in me wanted a small, instant sense of unconformity and i think I got it.