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I'm sure most people know the children's "game" or "tiebreaker" rock paper scissors shoot. This is just a game I remember growing up playing throughout my childhood whereas two finger represent scissors. I took this symbolization literally and made realistic and functional scissor-fingers. I approached this project knowing that I would have to take time and go slowly if I didn't want to mess up the final glycerin model. My goal was to make this sculpture as realistic as possible so I wanted to incorporate personalized aspects such as the fleshy look of skin, the actual blades and handle of functional scissors, messy nail polish, smooth and "more plump" fingers to match a child's. Overall, the process took a lot of time and close attention to detail in order to achieve the final look.

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My idea was to create a dolphin that is jumping out of a can  of oil. The idea is that dolphins and oil are not actually suppose to go together, it stands as a metaphor for the harm it causes sea-life. Oil spills have become a prominent source of pollution in oceans due to coastal cities, vehicles, industrial buildings and waste, etc. This monuments purpose is to bring awareness to the effects this pollution has on marine life. It will be placed in major oil spill locations, (Santa Barbara Spill, Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill…) either actually in the water or on the site (platform / reserve) the event occurred at. Getting to know the software was a little tricky, but after a while I got to know the tools and settings and things went by a lot faster. It was cool how we could incorporate other models, as well as add our own personalizations to it, for example, I added my own touch to the oil tank and the oil itself. Overall, I am pretty satisfied with the results of this project, I love that we got to create a 3-D visual as well.

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My idea is to combine a pair of scissors with human fingers. When I was little I remember always being told that scissors are not toys, they're sharp tools that you could cut your fingers with. This is just a children's life lesson (like don't run with knives), it was the start of me being curious about being in the face of danger and experimenting with rebelling. This curiosity shaped me into the person I am today, I am always excited about being introduced to new and unfamiliar things, places, people, etc.

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This guitar has been in my household for pretty much my entire life. My dad took it with us when I moved to my current house when I was 4. He used to play me and my brother his favorite songs almost every night before we went to bed. My dad then worked on teaching my brother how to play when I moved onto middle school. Eventually, I myself tried learning right around when high school started. This object look just like any ordinary guitar, but it's much more than that to me. Not only does it signify my family and the memories we've shared, but it’s been there throughout almost all of my biggest life transitions. It stands as a reminder that as my life goes on, no matter what happens, the memories I've created and the relationship I have with my family will always be there. I approached this project with an open mind, knowing that I would probably have to restart or rethink the process. Overall, I made sure to spend the most time on the details of the guitar because thats what makes it special.

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My idea is to create a figure that depicts a person's head with a cellphone "attached" to the person's face by cords. The issue that I want to bring awareness to is the addiction to technology, social media, etc. I want to show that people, especially young adult and children literally cannot take their eyes off their phone nowadays. This monument could be placed near a school or campus where younger viewers would commonly see it, or even a tech building to sort of "protest" in a way.

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My idea is to create a monument that depicts a ton of mini factories, releasing dangerous toxins, all sitting on top of a dolphin. It is meant to represent the issue with industrial pollution in oceans and the harm it does to sea-life. I am very drawn to the ocean and animals, especially marine-life, so it's important to me that people are aware of this issue. This monument would be placed in a coastal location, where this issue is most prevalent.

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My idea is to create a box to hold my favorite childhood stuffed animal. I’m sure most kids had one specific stuffed animal or toy that they held onto longer than they should have. It meant a lot to me growing up, it was always kinda there for emotional support so it’s special to me. My goal is to make the box kind of playful and childish as well through bright colors, textures and even the physical form of the box, for example, a playhouse-type structure for the plush to sit in.

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My idea is to create a box that holds cleaning items and items that have to do with the COVID-19 pandemic. This was a time where I felt very disconnected from my friends and the rest of the world, coming back from the lockdown was one of the biggest transitions I went through. I plan to make two sides of the box glass so you can clearly see through it.

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My goal is to create a box to hold my seashell collection in. Throughout my whole life I have always been drawn to the ocean and whenever I go on a beach vacation I make sure to take home a few shells. I want this to be sort of an organizer for the collection, separating them by location, that way each section will hold the different memories and stories I had at that location. The inside of the box will be pretty basic, either all the same color and texture or small slight changes. The outside will be the most detailed. I plan to put aspects of the ocean and the beach including crushed shells, one very large shell, water texture, etc.

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My goal was to create a box to hold my seashell collection in. Throughout my whole life I have always been drawn to the ocean and sea-life, it's my life goal and dream to live on the ocean someday. Whenever I go on an ocean vacation I make sure to take home shells, not only because they pretty, but as a sentiment to the trip and memories I had. I wanted this to be sort of an organizer for the collection, separating them by location, that way each section will hold the different memories and stories I had at that location. The inside of the box is pretty basic, separated into six different sections. The whole box was painted / stained all the same dark wood to create a solid look. The lid consists of one large light-colored seashell to pop from the dark wood, as well as light-colored crushed seashells for details. The overall process of creating this box was pretty challenging, as we had to learn how to navigate the wood shop machines, it even required a little math. Once I got the hang of working in the shop and had all the dimensions and math planned out I got the hang of it, it was frustrating at first but I honestly had a lot of fun with it.