Semester Issue: Spring 2024
I got the idea for this drawing after playing an unhealthy amount of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. The character "O'Rin of the Water" served as a major inspiration for the design. The overarching theme revolves around a character who executes their kills through the enchanting melodies played on a flute.
Semester Issue: Spring 2024
The foundation of this artwork stems from the concept of shattered honesty and trust. Delving into the theme of broken connections, I aimed to incorporate elements of the American traditional tattooing style.
Semester Issue: Spring 2024
Made for my mom. I plan to get a tattoo for her, but not this piece specifically. However, I wanted to do this American traditional tattoo classic. My mother has always been my rock and I am eternally grateful for the love, support, and strength she’s given me
Semester Issue: Spring 2024
This is a portion of a larger piece I did that I wasn’t the biggest fan of, however, I liked this part of the work. It is the idea of three beings that watch over all. The emotions they feel are always on full display and here they cry for different reasons while looking at the same thing.
Semester Issue: Spring 2024
After enjoying the Castlevania games growing up and loving the anime that came from it, I made this piece. The idea of a family of monster hunters is not special to Castlevania, but I always liked the portal of the story and how it all felt.
Semester Issue: Spring 2024
Engaged in an incessant struggle, relentlessly pushing oneself to the brink, this artwork draws inspiration from the world of tattoos. It encapsulates the notion of an unending fight where one exerts maximum effort and resilience, embodying the spirit of giving it your all.
Semester Issue: Fall 2023
This unsettling creation emerged from a conversation with a friend who shared their fear of spiders. Inspired by their desire for a more hair-raising experience, I aimed to intensify the creepiness factor. While again, adding just my own unique details.
Semester Issue: Fall 2023
This project was a personal project that developed into a semester class project. Many aspects of the environment are pulled directly from real-world references in Japan. The models are built in Maya. Textured in Substance Painter, placed and rendered in Unreal Engine 4.
Lofi song is "Blue Moon" by Eric Godlow on Youtube and SoundCloud.
Semester Issue: Fall 2023
During an ethics and values class, I created this artwork as part of a week-long discussion on the concept of capital punishment. The piece explores various arguments regarding its legality and morality within a civilized society.
Semester Issue: Fall 2023
This artwork pays homage to traditional animators who worked on paper, crafting the films that shaped my childhood and sparked my passion. While honoring those roots, I've added my personal touch, incorporating a Grim Reaper-like character. This symbolizes my commitment to a lifelong journey as an animator, blending tradition with my unique perspective.
Semester Issue: Fall 2023
I have an admiration for bears; they're fascinating creatures embodying toughness and unwavering determination. In my artwork, I aimed to convey a bear that has faced numerous challenges yet continues to persevere. This depiction symbolizes resilience and strength. I'm very proud of the flow of the artwork and the balance in it.
Semester Issue: Fall 2023
One of the pivotal moments in combat sports is the iconic image of Muhammed Ali standing over a vanquished Sonny Liston. This event marked a significant upset in the sport and underscored the greatness of Muhammad Ali. A side note, often overlooked is the compelling story of Sonny Liston—his struggles, complexities, and the nuanced narrative that goes beyond the simplified memories after his defeat.
Semester Issue: Fall 2023
I created this tiger's head in the style of neo-traditional tattoos, initially envisioning it as a concept for a tattoo I hope to get someday. The design reflects my ongoing intention to bring this artistic concept to life on my skin.
