To make my ChemVas project, I had to find different images that associated with the word "CHEMVAS" and they also had to spell out the word. I had to know and learn about how to edit the background and put in color. I learned about layers colors to combine to image to make it look like one image. I use the same color, but just different shades. I had to know the perception of color and elements of it.

For this project our driving question was "How can we create a sustainable and inclusive food system that promotes cultural diversity, health, and social equity?" and to answer this question our task was to make a table setting with ceramics inspired by one of the countries involved in the Columbian exchange. A food desert is a geographic area where access to affordable and nutritious food is limited or non-existent, particularly for individuals who live in low-income neighborhoods. For our food for thought, we were split into groups of 4. I made a small plate to represent how little people had of resources and this plate is made it hold snacks, food, or anything that can fit. The small plate I created symbolizes this limited access, echoing how food availability can vary based on geographical and socio-economic factors. If I had more time, I would've definitely designed it better. 

I chose this artist because he makes abstract art, and it relates to me because I love abstract art or freestyle art in general. I decided to combine his art with my imagination to make it more related to me, but still abstract like his artwork. I decided to draw a character that represents my type of music, and then I decided to add the background and the extra abstract elements to it.