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Riley's Fluffy Cat, 2025, age 19

As a surprise for my best friend's birthday, I painted her incredibly fluffy (and still unnamed) cat. I leaned toward a more stylized approach this time, stepping away from the hyper-realism I'm most familiar with.

Main Materials: Gouache, Prismacolor colored pencils, white gel pen

Bobo and Pepper, 2024, age 18

My friend and I decided to get each other gifts since Christmas was right around the corner. I didn't really know what to get him so I painted his cats. Always a crowd pleaser.

Main Materials: Gouache, Prismacolor colored pencils, white gel pen

Drawing of a Collage, 2024, age 18

I made this for the Intro to Drawing class I took my first semester of college. Although it's confusing to look at, I think I captured some of the shadows fairly well.

Main Materials: Graphite pencils

Jurgen Klopp, 2024, age 18

As a gift for my mom's coworker, I drew Liverpool FC's former manager. I'm proud of how his right hand turned out and appalled by how his left one looks. And yes, his teeth really do look like that.

Main Materials: Gouache, Prismacolor colored pencils

Gandalf, 2024, age 18

I was exhausted after finishing the drawing of Frodo, but I felt like I needed to round out the LOTR set by including a Gandalf drawing. To me, this feels rushed and uncared for, but I think I captured his wrinkles nicely.

Main Materials: Charcoal pencils, graphite pencils

Frodo, 2024, age 18

Having just finished drawing Gollum, I decided to begin Frodo the following day. This was way more ambitious since it involved cloth and metal textures as well as curly hair, which I had never excelled at. Despite the challenges, this might be my favorite thing I have ever created.

Main Materials: Charcoal pencils, graphite pencils

Gollum, 2024, age 18

I made this the summer before going to college and I wanted to go back to my roots of graphite drawing. This took about 2 days to finish but it was very meditative.

Main Materials: Charcoal pencils, graphite pencils

Unfinished Father, 2023, age 17

Although I never finished this piece, I think I portrayed the wrinkles of the sweatshirt really well.

Main Materials: Micron pens

The Last Stop, 2023, age 17

Before this, I had never done an observational drawing. It was frustrating and time-consuming but I'm proud of the outcome. I especially like the warping of the trolley behind the glass bottle.

Main Materials: Graphite pencils

Riley's Passport Photo, 2023, age 17

I had an assignment due the next day for my high school art class and decided to spend the night drawing my friend's ID photo she had just had taken.

Main Materials: Prismacolor colored pencils

The Mandalorian, 2022, age 16

A family friend had asked me to draw him the Mandalorian but let me have complete creative freedom on how to do it. I took it as an opportunity to try stippling for the first time and fell in love with the process and outcome.

Main Materials: Micron pens

Astronaut, 2022, age 16

I was on vacation and wanted to try my new Gouache paint I was previously gifted. I was very happy with how this turned out since it had been years since I had last painted.

Main Materials: Gouache

Colored Pencil Eye, 2020, age 14

This was my first time using Prismacolor colored pencils. Previously, I had been drawing all realism in graphite, so it was fun to experiment and learn how to blend colors.

Main Materials: Prismacolor colored pencils

Darth Vader, 2015, age 9

This was the first piece of art I made outside of school. I had just watched the original Star Wars trilogy for the first time and loved it so much I stayed up late to draw Darth Vader on printer paper with a ballpoint pen.

Main Materials: Ballpoint pen