Experimental Animation/ Film

These are a few examples of my work in the past couple of months. They are all experimental and unfinished. They are mostly pencil tests.

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This piece is a commentary on war. It uses surrealism to make it more accessible to the general public and greyscale to bring focus on the subject rather than the beauty. In this piece, I attempt to compare and contrast war to a game of chess. Both r
It is done only in greyscale to maintain focus on the subject rather than the beauty. I feel that a more serious and urgent tone is created when no color or minimal color is used. I chose to use ink because it is one of my favorite materials and is g
It is a continuation and revamp of the last piece to both try a different style and perspective. It was done digitally as a means of further practice with digital art. I designed the rat character myself in this piece, unlike the last in which refere
This piece is a commentary on the treatment of animals in zoos. It is a surrealistic approach in which animals and humans switch places so that it is more personal to the human race, thus making it easier for people to sympathize with the animals. Zo
This piece is a commentary on global warming and a specific consequence: forest fires. This piece is a surrealistic approach in which the trees are anthropomorphized in order for people to better grasp the urgency of the current state of the world. I
This piece was completed as part of a memory project in which children from third-world countries sent their portraits to the school to have them drawn by National Art Honors Society students and then sent back as gifts. This was one of my first digi
This piece was done for both portrait practice and live subject practice. It took around 1 hour to complete. This piece not only taught me about properly executing a side profile, which I had little practice doing, as well as the importance of buildi
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