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While there is a lot of personal meaning to the artist, this work encompasses striving for and sampling expansions. At the time this piece was created, for the artist this included picking up old hobbies, pushing comfort zones by putting herself out…

This piece represents having a focus on someone who can be so positive sometimes, but so negative at other times.

This piece depicts the inability to move on from someone so negative despite the many others around.

This piece depicts the simple idea of being held up on something, being pulled back by an idea or an old habit and only being able to move forward with a little bit of hurt.

This piece is a simplified depiction of overthinking and being stuck in one's own head alongside their own dangerous thoughts.

I have always had a connection with dandelions since I was little. They became my symbol of hope and resilience as I struggled to thrive throughout adolescence. Creating symbolic pieces such as this one became a practice in manifestation for me. Once…

We often take for granted the land, vegetation, and living creatures around us. I have always been fascinated by the subtle transitions of color, the intricate patterns on feathers, and the organic shapes from our bird friends. Although sadly, we are…

In this piece, I focused on capturing the feeling of reaching for the unattainable. By carefully placing the moon behind the heron's beak, it appears as if the moon is just barely out of reach.

This piece is a printed scan of a page in my sketchbook. I used watercolor and gouache to paint the zinnias I had gotten from the Lawrence Farmer's Market.

The vase depicted in this work was my great-grandmother's, and now my mom keeps it populated with Alstroemeria lilies. These lilies were also in my grandmother's wedding bouquet, making this print a generational piece.