Month October 2024
I draw a self-portrait annually on my birthday. I decided to clip and combine the last three years of self-portraits. Left to right; 2022, 2023, 2024.
Something that I think shapes my identity is how my goals in life, my dreams, my “inner child”, etc. are things that are really sometimes the only thing pushing me forward. So I chose a photo from both this year,… Continue Reading →
For this assignment I was thinking about how to represent my identity as an artist. Using finished pieces as the background to the first and third panels and the work in progress piece as the focus of the second panel,… Continue Reading →
The chosen images of me being a child is supposed to represent the innocence of a child and part of my personality that I felt was lost during covid. Which is why it goes from mixing to being colorful and happy to gray and sad. I feel that this shaped my identity to be more reserved and used to being on my own. I wanted to use a childhood photo of me because it resembles innocence and that childlike happiness.
I see my identity or view of who I am as shifting and changing depending on where I am in my life. If I don’t feel like myself it often feels as if i’m floating in a black void and… Continue Reading →
My identity is heavily based on the person I was born as and I often find myself trying to reconnect to who I was as a child before I began to conform and be molded by society and my peers… Continue Reading →
I feel so conflicted about moving. I feel like I don’t belong, yet I feel like I am freer than I’ve ever been. I also still have moving boxes scattered all around my house as a reminder that I don’t… Continue Reading →
The emphasis about getting good grades in this day and age is getting to the point that people solely care about the grade. Instead of caring about the subject for education and knowledge, people only care about the letter grade… Continue Reading →
