My friend Xavier.

My abstract sculpture combines jagged, leaf-like shapes with bold red and white colors.

My artwork is describing the girl being stuck in the drawing and how it’s only half of her face that’s being stuck in the drawing.

I was assigned to do a literary analysis essay for English class, and so I picked The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe as my piece.

The process began with a school assignment to make a food themed artwork.

I started ceramics my sophmore year, and despite no other seniors sticking with it for all three years, I did and it has remained my favorite class.

I took ceramics my sophomore year, dropped it to double in science my junior year, then picked it back up for my senior year.

This was my first online drawing: I tried to incorporate a unique art style moving away from realistic animals like I usually do.

This piece encapsulates the sorrowful feelings of heartbreak, whether through the tears rolling down the cheeks or the longing gaze.

This work was originally inspired by Agnosiophobia which is the fear of not knowing.

Its a pastel drawing of a hammerhead shark.

It is a portrait of a firefighter working in brutal and harsh conditions.

Alice falling down the Rabbit Hole was inspired by my childhood and my love for Disney movies.

”The Flightless Dream” is a charcoal drawing that delves into the theme of the fragility of hope.

My art work is the corpse bride from the movie corpse bride.

I started with pencil making the base then with color marker put the base color and then with color pencils I did details and shadows , and the background I did it with the paint.

It is meant to repsent a stop in one’s life.

Inspired by nature’s intricate beauty, I created a macro-style drawing of a Malachite butterfly.

I drew a mango with square patterns that run across the paper.

This is a portrait of a Palestinian girl who’s life was taken unjustly and who’s story we will never know.