Life as an Art Student

My newest artwork!

This is a scientific Illustration of my scorpion that I ordered online! The process consisted of rehydrating the specimen as well as pinning it into place on a piece of foam board. The end product was completed using carbon dust as well as carbon pencil to achieve the rich dark values within the subject! hope you guys enjoy!

Norfolk Island Pine Botanical Illustration

Hey guys! I just completed my newest pet portrait commission! I painted this one with oil paint. Hope y'all like it!🐶

Im so shocked that I completed this piece in only 5 hours! This was done using oil paint on an 18"x24" canvas just like my last Shoe and Vase painting. Enjoy!:)

Art is everything. Art is about life. It reflects feelings and emotions. Negative versus positive. Beliefs and thought processes. Organic and artificial. Art changes and affects everything. Art is MY everything.

My finished Shoe and Vase still-life! Completed in oil paints for my painting class. hope ya'll like it!

Finally completed this piece! I’m in LOVE with the colors and I enjoyed the process that went along with creating this painting. Hope you guys like it! 

Graphite Drawings

Charcoal Drawings

Watercolor paintings

Pen and Ink Drawings

Tour Poster Design for CMPA class!

Zebra Print Polymer Clay Beads

Pretty cupcake charm for sale on etsy! https://www.etsy.com/your/listings/create?ref=lm_header_add_item

Hey! I know public speaking is something a lot of people have trouble with. I, myself, have trouble dealing with it. But I have some tips on how to make it easier on you and your sanity. First, always stay positive. Putting yourself down is just making it so much more hard. Common sense? Maybe. But a lot of people who deal with anxiety or any fear of public speaking, may not realize, or even be able to control their negative thoughts. Second, BREATH! I can't stress enough how important this is. If your prone to panic attacks or passing out, one of the best ways to prevent this from happening is allowing oxygen to get to your brain. So breath as much as you can but slowly so that you don't speed up your heart rate. Lastly, don't look at your audience. For me, lots of eyes that are focused on what I'm doing, freaks me out. If you're the same way, try looking right above the tops of everyones heads. This way no one will notice you're not actually looking at them. :3