Contrary to common belief, even among the educated, this unfinished, conceptual pencil-drawn portrait of Evan Peters from FXs' American Horror Story isn't actually unfinished at all. Its implication and overall meaning is "perfection ruins distinction" a philosophy that I incorporate into my day-to-day life. It is a reminder that something does not need to be perfect, or in this case, completed, in order to be considered finished or satisfactory. The medium is the metaphor.

This is a free draw of one of my all-time favorite bands, My Chemical Romance.

 I came home from class one day and wanted to practice negative and positive space and this was the outcome.

This is a free draw that I did in one of my classes in high school. 

It is a depiction of a fellow classmate's eye, of whom I have since forgotten the name of. I have decided to include this because it is a perfect example of the type of content I would draw in class in my early years of art. It is one of the oldest artworks that I still have.