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This painting is a part of a triptych of larger paintings I am working on of my cat in a hat. The completed triptych will have The Father, The Son and The Holy Ghost. I was inspired by the work of Harlem Renaissance artist Aaron Douglas.

This photo captures a small fruit stand nestled along the cliffs of Positano, Italy. As a tourist, I wandered, taking in the stunning views and tasting sun-soaked fruit.. But behind the stand is a person who sees that same breathtaking view every…

This illustration represents joy through a symbol, and what better symbol of joy than our sun! I wanted to exude joy through this illustration through the use of color, cut paper layering, and quilling.

The Sun is an illustration of Max Verstappen, a Red Bull Racing Formula 1 driver. The image is framed with just his right eye in frame, showing his unwavering focus to his sport. This piece took 28 hours and focuses on the hatching used to color.

I decided to remake J.C. Leyendecker’s piece, “The Football Player,” in a way that empowers and comments on the conflict of transgender athletes. In particular, I chose to represent Lia Thomas, who is the first openly transgender person to win a NCAA…

This piece was created for my Concept Design Class where we were given the task to create a character and design multiple different items said character would own. I decided to go with A Unicorn Exterminator, a man with a natural distrust of Unicorns…

The angelic being is clothed with buildings and streets that flows upward on her gown. The piece was inspired by symbolism and famous buildings from Japan. Conveying unrealistic beauty standards allowed for "The Woman" to be seen as a goddess looking…

This winter, I had an incredible experience traveling through Brazil. I immersed myself in the culture and daily life, learning so much about their traditions and perspectives. As I explored the country’s vast landscapes, I was able to capture the…

This is an ink reimagining of a classic print by John Tenniel in Lewis Carrol's book, Through the Looking-Glass, but Alice is depicted as a cat. She is like a mother to the kittens in the book, caring greatly for them.

This is an ink reimagining of a classic print by John Tenniel in Lewis Carrol's book, Through the Looking-Glass, but Alice is depicted as a cat. She is like a mother to the kittens in the book, caring greatly for them.