Highlights from Semester 2

Me wearing my giraffe head sculpture during a critique in 3D.

An abstract perspective drawing for drawing class.

A "world" drawing created from a personal votive object in drawing class.

A copper wire octopus made for 3D class.

A paper toaster made for 3D class.

Highlights from Wintersession

Me posing with my belly button belt created out of copper wire, copper sheet, cloth, and wax to meant to bring importance back to a body part that once kept us alive but is now meaningless.
An unflattering photo of me posing with my elephant mask representing Ganesh that I constructed out of glass, copper sheet, and copper wire.

A slumped glass sculpture of my fingers entwining with my toes. A plaster cast was created of my hand and foot, then glass was slumped overtop of it to create a glass sculpture. I then emphasized certain parts of the sculpture by applying gold paint.

A sculpture made of copper sheet and glass representing my scoliosis.

Highlights of Semester 1

My final 3D project used light to transform a simple laundry basket and water bottles into intricate shadow art. (Inspired by the work of Diana Landry)

Water-soluble crayons used to create a jellyfish for drawing class.

A portrait of my dog as royalty for a drawing class assignment.

A system of mirrors I created for 3D class to visually transform a small slice of an apple into an entire apple.

A drawing of Providence at night.

RISD

Hi! So I've been at RISD for a week as of today and I thought I would upload pictures of the few things I've done so far. If possible, I am going to try keep posting all year long to let people see the kind of art I'm doing. I love it here, it's already starting to feel like home. RISD is amazing and I want to show everyone how beautiful it is, so I'll leave a few photos. Love and miss you all :)
dorm room
summer sketchbook display
nature lab

downtown providence

Paper Sphere #1

Assignment: make 3 spheres out of paper, tape, and string.

Sphere #1

Self Portrait Day 1

Assignment: a charcoal self-portrait of you and your identical twin who was captured by gypsies as a baby. weird. Gypsy me not shown.

This is the portrait before I added more contrast and shading. My senile drawing teacher took the finished piece, so I'm not tooo sure if I'll ever get it back..