I recreated the iconic moon scene from the 1902 film “A Trip to The Moon”. I used a styrofoam ball and sculpted the facial features from tin foil. Then I covered the ball and the tin foil in duct tape, and painted over the surface.

In movies, there is often a character or antagonist figure that is consumed by greed, and this greediness inevitably leads to their downfall. I used a styrofoam head to express a person consumed by greed, and I dressed the scrapes from the styrofoam as wounds this greed can cause.

I had a thought to create something to express my appreciation for the women in my life. I decided to use non organic colors for the figure to express a feeling of "divinity" which was somewhat experimental, since I didn't use a model or any reference. I also used a dark background, with a light surrounding the figure to give her more of a glow to really accent the feeling of a presence. This piece doesn't exactly relate to my theme, however I thought it would be an interesting concept to make something out of.

This was a digital piece I made to bring awareness to drunk driving. I used a cartoon style approach to give the poster a more lighthearted tone, but still get the message across. This didn't exactly relate to my theme, however driving sober is an important message especially to young drivers.

Over the first quarter on online school, I spent a lot of time at home due to the pandemic. I thought about the things that were most important to me, and I ended up creating a sort of nostalgic piece. I used a black and white ink medium and I went towards a different approach with marker to highlight lighting and shading details. When all of these things come together, it radiates a summer movie feeling for me, which is the nostalgia I was going for.