The title holds a deeper meaning…
The mind of a teen going through the transition of adolescence to adulthood can be a relentless battle.
On a clear night this is what I wish we would be able to see.
An original painting of my experimentation with watercolor. It is only my second finished watercolor painting.
Graphite drawing of an American Bald Eagle.
A mask with characters from Norse mythology. IT features Fenrir, Jörmungandr, one of Odin’s ravens, and the Tree of Worlds. It symbolizes my love for myth and legend.
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I painted this because I love flowers and the way the watercolor looks, I just love.
This is a collaborative work that I helped direct. Contributing artists include Myself, Joshua Doucet, Danielle Benzo & Rowan Miller.
(3rd Place – Mixed Media)
The theme of the shoes center around the topic of art. To me, art is more than painting or drawing, Art can also be music, dance, or a writer’s story of life. I felt the imagery on the shoes shows an example of how the arts can combine together and make something beautiful.
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