The Infinity Room (Art Gallery)

I call doodles in this style “Snake Necks.” There are more and will be more.

What I do when my friend gives me Spongebob stickers.

I did this for a project in school, but I think I want to eventually make this a scene in my story as well.

A cover for yet another Scholastic Award-winning story about a young princess who becomes the wolrd’s best matchmaker, the warrior who fights an evil witch, and the hero who prevents a world war. Who knows? Maybe this story will be accessible to the world soon. And soon, you might notice that her design seems to change every few months. I’ll settle with something eventually.

Old art, but it’s still sort of cool to me. It was supposed to be for some sort of t-shirt contest that actually never took my entry.

This was my entry for an art contest to win a wiiu and a copy of Wind Waker. The winner used Autodesk Maya and trashed me. But this was at a time at which I never knew what Maya was.

This was a fun comic that I did for a Namco Bandai UK community moderator. I may do more in the future! Follow the youtube channel or twitter for anime game news if you’re into that!

My first comic featuring these two characters, Ruach and Xeras. This won a Scholastic Award as well and a more fleshed out version of this story was something that I pitched for Nickelodeon a while back.

Another old comic of mine, but a colored and sort-of-changed version of the first Walking on Air. It also won a Scholastic Award.

The year after I made Walking on Air, I made this and it also won a Scholastic Award!

And I'm currently writing a dystopian novel very loosely based on this! 

This is one of my first comics ever made! Although it has a lot of flaws, I’ve learned from them! And I’m still very proud of this! It won a Gold Key Award in my Regional Scholastic Awards. If you’re a high schooler and you wanna enter, try it out!