I channel my emotions into digital paintings of anatomy portrait pieces typically up close facial profiles. I also draw botany diagrams from real life references and special effects makeup.

The mouth digital art piece was made to go with the anatomy series I felt as though I didn't have enough diversity when I had originally created the series So I decided to take multiple pictures of mouths and reference off to get this final image. It's half open to show that I know how to create depth with other colors other than grays and blacks.

This eye of the digital painting series is actually the first of two which are the same eye but with different color ways and back stories. I wanted to show different diversities in my color palettes by using warmer tones to do this eye. Along with difference in shape.

I drew the side to go along with the mouth drawing. I decided I would use the same color palette to do a connection between the eye to the mouth so you could tell that they were actually meant to go together.

I chose to do an ear because I feel like I focused too much on direct facial features yours are actually super diverse and look different with every person when you can boil basic facial features down to categories unlike an ear.

this is actually the same as the warm tone and I but in a cooler tone color palette inspired by traditional Egyptian makeup including ra. Using hieroglyphics for reference along with human facial structure

My portfolio cover piece is the 6th and final piece to the anatomy painting series. I used this series to figure out how to piece together pieces of the face without painting a direct face.

I painted the bubble gum to show that I could paint individual objects instead of just anatomy in the same digital style as I typically use.It was doing something out of my comfort zone while still in my comfort zone trying to expand my art knowledge

This was the first ever drawing I had done on a drawing tablet.he was designed from multiple different religious standpoints and I thought it was super funny for a grim reaper type figure to be drinking tea

This painting actually means a lot to me I paid that when I was in one of the happiest points of my life. I painted it in a park with no reference from scratch. I didn't want to do a typical colored scenery so I chose almost inverted colors

I made this digital painting while I was in the middle of a panic attack I was trying to calm myself down and I decided to use it as a reflection of what mental health struggles feel like. It's supposed to feel almost uncanny valley to the viewer.

I created this painting as almost a feministic take on female anatomy. The painting itself isn't inappropriate but it definitely feels like it. It's a thermoscope view of a female's breasts. Made to play with color mostly

I use a fx makeup as a way to calm myself down and channel my emotions into something that's not always so pretty. I love doing art on canvas and digitally but I especially like it on myself. My own face is my canvas with fx.

This makeup look was made to make me look like I was beaten. I did this makeup around Halloween time because I wanted to look like a scary take on physical violence and to show that it should make people uncomfortable

I did this on Valentine's day I wanted to reflect the fact that I've never had a good Valentine's day .I wanted to show that even things that may look awful on the service can still be kind of beautiful even though I don't enjoy the holiday.

I'm putting these pictures in my hometown in here. So you can see that I have diverse skill sets and also so you can understand the town I grew up in and my motivation for some of my paintings