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London: printed by W. Bowyer

Information on how to adopt and maintain the home with adopted children.

Part of the Bee collection, this honey bee was collecting pollen from a group of Purpletop Vervain flowers. Following her as she progressed, I was able to take this image and one other.

Part of the Bee collection, this honey bee was collecting pollen from a group of Purpletop Vervain flowers. Following her as she progressed, I was able to take this image and one other.

Part of the Bee collection, this honey bee was collecting pollen from a group of lavender flowers. Never landing, I was able to capture this image of the bee by chance after following her for five minutes.

"Fortune Sides With Him Who Dares" is a self-portrait that delves into the relationship between fate and courage. The glowing orb in my hands represents the unknown—our future, choices, and risks. The fortune teller theme adds mystery, but the title…

This ceramic piece explores the unstoppable force of nature reclaiming what humanity builds. The man's face, visibly distorted under the pressure of a single leaf, symbolizes the inevitability of nature’s resurgence. Over time, even the strongest…

This self-portrait captures an intimate moment of transformation—not for the world, but for myself. As I apply makeup in the mirror, it’s not about concealing or conforming; it’s about creation, ritual, and self-expression. The mirror reflects more…

This is a how-to pamphlet where "you will learn the styles and ways to write "letters that are "very interesting and reasonable, and the English very educative," (pg.4). Abiakam advises his readers to "Read and recommend to your friends one by one…

Artist statement: study nature, love nature, stay close to nature, determined our view angle to the world