I drew this when I went to see the statue at The Louvre Museum. I thought it was beautiful.

TREMBLAY-ALVAREZ, Anne-Marie. Tim. 2020, Pen on Paper. (9 inches x 6 inches).

TREMBLAY-ALVAREZ, Anne-Marie. The unusable telephone. 2019, Pencil on Paper. (12 inches x 6 inches).

The Nokia c3 was my first ever phone and looking at it gives me so many good memories, so I decided to draw so that I'd never forget it.

I drew this (and then made a painting) because sometimes I feel like we all get a little lost and scared when we're somewhere we don't typically hang around, so I tried to represent that feeling through this painting.

Through this drawing (and then painting), I tried to portray the feeling of anxiety and panic attacks. In panic attacks you can't hear or listen, see and sometimes you get lost in your surroundings and they start to feel different, weird and out of place.

I drew a pair of hands holding out a heart that is dripping, which displays love and vulnerability to someone new.

I drew a glass of water on my table and tried to do the texture and shape of water, and also do shadowing. I put one pear in two different positions and tried to draw the shape and shadowing according to the angle and light.

The Drawing is of a girl who is modeling on the floor in a natural pose. I drew this to practice drawing bodies because I did not have a lot of experience in anatomy drawing.

TREMBLAY-ALVAREZ, Anne-Marie. Growth. 2020, Pencil on Paper. (9 inches x 6 inches).

TREMBLAY-ALVAREZ, Anne-Marie. pɐs. 2020, Pencil on Paper. (9 inches x 6 inches).

TREMBLAY-ALVAREZ, Anne-Marie. Alice the Angel. 2020, Pencil on Paper. (9 inches x 6 inches).

TREMBLAY-ALVAREZ, Anne-Marie. Alice the Devil. 2020, Pencil on Paper. (9 inches x 6 inches).