Inspired by the work of Ai Weiwei, To Bolt Or Not To Be (Alive) is a response to the National Park Service and US Forest Service considering putting a ban on bolts in their territories. This would unnecessarily endanger the… Continue Reading →
I was inspired by Wifredo Lam because he uses his art to bring attention to a culture bigger than himself after being an example of how he integrates these diverse influences, combining surrealism with Afro-Cuban spirituality to comment on the… Continue Reading →
A brief description of my illustration Most people in the globe are on the left. The majority of people with internet connections also have access to unlimited amounts of useful and important resources, which enables them to advance in life…. Continue Reading →
For my project, I chose to show how people spend too much time on screens, letting life pass them by. In this age, it is easy to get lost in the world of the internet and media. This drawing shows… Continue Reading →
This illustration was created to capture ironies in the recent shooting of former president Donald Trump. Meanings are up to the interpretation of the viewer, some symbolism that I wanted this illustration to capture was the irony surrounding the ear,… Continue Reading →
There are so many problems in today’s world; this art piece represents how if we all stop focusing on ourselves, we can fight these problems together. The two figures in the background represent how some people refuse to see the… Continue Reading →
I have drawn XiJinPing as a caricature of Winnie the Pooh as popular memes have depicted him as such. I wanted my piece to be simple and get to the point so I depicted him as a monster biting into his honeypot as many believe that he has a iron hold on China as he as done very authoritarian things to his people such as cancelling the ShangHai Pride Parade. I put his name down in mandarin as well as in pinyin so any quick search of the pinyin can yield results explaining him and his regime. The medium I originally chose was acrylic paint but in honesty, as a artist I quickly discovered that paint was not my forte and the early sketches looked, quite frankly, awful.
I was unable to do the piece that I really wanted, but I still wanted to tackle the juxtaposition of our everyday lives and what is happening abroad in Gaza, and Palestine, and in the Congo even. Especially with the… Continue Reading →
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