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2025:



“Taking up space”




2023:



“Play time”








“Home”

Mini Zine





2022 Work:




“Eye of The Tiger”







“Frog Studies”








“Seeing Eye to Eye”






“Barcodes” 






“Escape Artist”







“80%”

Acrylic paint and color pencil on wood
16"x 14"

based on the 80% DNA we share with chimpanzees. Through the artwork I tried to portray the similarities and how close we are genetically but still shows those obvious differences. I lined up the portraits and shifted the wood to display that disconnect of the DNA gap.






“Distorted”

Acrylic paint on canvas
11" x 14"

Acrylic paint used to create a self portrait of a distorted image of myself in the reflection of a spoon to portray happiness.






“Fur Fashion”

Gouache on watercolor paper, Acrylic paint on wood
18" x 24"

Painting is to display insight into the fur industry and what goes in behind every fur coat. I painted on watercolor paper with gouache paint, ripping the final product. I glued the ripped piece onto wood that was painted with the mink in a cage to show their part of the story of the coat. This idea came from vintage fur coat advertisement. The “ad” has cracks and rips reviling the true nature of the fur industry.






“Tired”

Self portrait in watercolor on paper
11" x 14"

Self portrait to convey emotion through choice of pose, color, and medium.






“Animal Testing”  

Acrylic paint on wood layered with makeup products
18" x 24"

I used acrylic paint layered on wood with layers of makeup (mascara, liquid foundation, eye liner, and lipstick) to create the hands. This painting is to portray the injustices in animal testing. By giving the rabbit a not so glamorous make over it shows the truths in animal cosmetic testing in a different, comprehendible way.






“On Display”  

Acrylic paint and colored pencil on wood layered with plastic
18" x 24"

Portrays an orca whale in a fish bag similar to the one seen goldfish in. This is to make the connection of large ocean mammals stuck in captivity or show and human entertainment.






“Monetized”  

Acrylic paint on canvas, Spray paint on plexiglass
18" x 24"

This piece is based on ivory poaching. I used spray paint on a plexiglass layer by using a stencil I created. The plexiglass layers over an acrylic painting I made to show the disrespect some humans cause to these animals the same way some  graffiti cause disrespect. by poaching these sacred animals in many cultures by taking their ivory, many elephants now are evolving to be born without their ivory tusks.





“Reflection” 

Self portrait in oil pastels on water color paper
11”x14”

Self portrait using oil pastels and water to create a sense of surprise and story with with of line, color, and contrast.






“Control Freak” 

Acrylic paint, colored pencil, and embroidery string on canvas
16”x20”

Piece to show humans total control in the inhuman way they keep the white tiger’s population alive. Not for the tiger’s sake but for money.





“ Melissophobia” 

Acrylic paint, upcycled jean fabric, fake flowers colored pencil on wood
12”x24”

Melissophobia Is the fear of bees, this piece takes the funny reactions of humans being scared of something so small into the realization we need what we are afraid of.




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