I created a drawing of feet covered in simulated textures in order to stimulate the viewer visually.

This portrait is of a young woman, her face partially obscured by the shadow of flowers.

My artwork shows a gardener that is part human and part rabbit who is looking at the reader as if caught in the moment.

A reflection of my creative mind using portraits of myself three times.

This started as one of several experiments with weaving paper, and then for this one I wanted to make a beam of light like from a street light with a night-time background.

This is a graphite pencil drawing of a butterfly on a flower.

A representation of the disconnect between one’s soul and body.

This piece represents the emotion and feeling that comes when I hug my mother.

Collisions is about the faces I pass in a crowd.

I wanted to show my two clashing roots, so I drew them as highly contrasting dragons.

My piece was created using MIG welding of forgotten scrap metal to create a tower with faces as the base.

This painting is inspired by the bond I share with my sister.

When I think of Oregon, I can smell pine trees, the wildflowers in the fields, and the gray porch around the house I called home.

My artwork is about dealing with the changing environment and struggles that come with high school.

My inspiration for this piece was a poem named “Courage,” by Robert William Service.

This piece is about the extinction of the sabertooth tiger, an animal that lived during the ice age.

This piece was about man-made representation of birds, in this case, Peeps being the counterpart to chicks.

Kawaii fashion, a form of cultural and creative self expression, pertains to dressing in adorable attire, brightening up the world.

“My Gift” captures the profound connection between my younger sister and me.

This piece was created from a photo taken in the Tenderloin District of San Francisco, close to my home.