In my art I explore a variety of subjects such as still life, the human form, architectural structure, as well as various animal forms. Although I look up to many landscape artists, landscapes are something I have not been very interested in, and therefore have not painted often. In past works I have focused on the human body, playing with proportions, color and composition. The human form is something I admire greatly and will always continue to represent and play with.

Animals are a huge passion of mine, and some of my more recent projects include animal portraiture, a subject I wish to explore even further after I graduate from the University of Washington. My dream would be to infuse my artwork with volunteer work at animal shelters, and to portray animals that need a home in portraiture, the end goal being to find the animal a home. The most important thing to me when doing animal portraiture is to let the personality of the animal shine through, and if the viewer is anything like me, bring joy to the audience.

In my works I try to reinvent reality using bright saturated color to enhance everyday scenes. I tend to focus on portraying living beings whether they are posed or in some sort of action, as well as trying to capture their true essence.