My own take on Waterparks’ Fandom album cover. Instead of an orange half on a green gridded background, my model held an orange half in front of her, dressed in a similar color scheme to the actual album art.
Dimensions: 4×4 inches
Mediums: Photography
Sale Status: Prints For Sale here
A bit of a fun portrait in which the model was transformed into an elemental. In this case, fire.
Dimensions: 8×10 inches
Mediums: Digital Drawing (Krita)
Sale Status: NFS
My own take on Green Day’s 21st Century Breakdown album cover. Instead of a painted black and white silhouette on brick, my model posed in front of a brick wall with lighting on half her face.
Dimensions: 4×4 inches
Mediums: Photography
Sale Status: NFS
Series: Album Art Collection
Source Material: 21st Century Breakdown Album Cover
Some simple digital portrait practice of Billie Eilish. Inspired by a photograph taken with strong green lights highlighting her face, I tried to capture the same feeling with a nearly monochromatic color scheme.
Dimensions: 8×10 inches
Mediums: Digital Drawing (Krita)
Sale Status: Prints For Sale here
An Odd Encounter is a crossover of surrealism and 1950’s culture. This painting juxtaposes boldly different customers with the relaxing atmosphere of a 50’s diner.
Dimensions: 18×24 inches
Mediums: Acrylic Paint
Sale Status: Prints For Sale here
A Happy Little Lake is a Bob Ross inspired landscape painting. Purely out of the imagination, this scene was created using Ross’s wet on wet painting technique.
Dimensions: 18×24 inches
Mediums: Oil paint
Sale Status: Prints For Sale here
Series: Landscapes
A self portrait in charcoal paired with lyrics from Paramore’s song “26”. This piece was not only an assigned figure drawing project in class but also a moment of self reflection. This piece studies the technical skills of drawing the figure, fabric, and the importance of choosing the proper pose for such a piece.
Dimensions: 16×20 inches
Mediums: Charcoal, Tinted Gesso
Sale Status: Prints For Sale here
Series: Portraits
This piece is a simple still life of some glass items. It was a school assignment that I enjoyed immensely as it was one of the first times I used oil pastels and realized how much I like the medium.
Dimensions: N/A
Mediums: Oil Pastels
Sale Status: Prints For Sale here
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