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This piece is exploring how this character is a robot without rights and is done so through the art deco movement which was predominantly used to advertise things and to design objects and I'm drawing mainly from certain Vogue covers from the time since portraiture was not as common in this style

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How can I explore my own character design and development through different art historical contexts and styles to tell their story in a new way? Want advice focused on posing + composition

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In what way can night photography transform wooded spaces into representation of fear and the unknown?

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The Oarfish, also known as “The Doomsday Fish” is said to be a sign of impending disaster in old Japanese legend. Recently, they have been known to be spotted shortly before earthquakes. Thats pretty much the only thing you need to know in order to comprehend what this is about…

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“How can I use symbolism from creatures, nature, and greater forces to explore how my various characters’ beliefs shape their development and, in turn, how their being influences those beliefs?”

Either sketch may become my final but I’m leaning toward the bottom one.

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This is my final piece, a separate canvas from my sketch. I did my best to convey a sense of dread and crisis, using the blood to be symbolic to the loss of belonging being in a minority group. I used mainly reds and purples for my color pallet because in my opinion it is a strong color to use for the setting I was going for.

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How can I visually explore the experiences of belonging to a minority group and convey the emotional turmoil of identity, isolation, and resilience through experimentation with materials and ideas?

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This is the separate piece done to get the basis down on my ideas and experiment with colors, poses and lighting. I didn't end up using this as my final piece because there I found there wasn't enough emotion and too many sporadic colors that confuse what is really important

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How can I visually explore the experiences of belonging to a minority group and convey the emotional turmoil of identity, isolation, and resilience through experimentation with materials and ideas?

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This is my sketch for my final piece; I'm going to layer watercolor for a softer effect. I wanted to know what tips anyone has on perspective and composition. Please and thank you!

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How can I visually translate my spiritual journey through the experimental use of botanical forms, symbolism, and reinterpretation?

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Okay I know the photo is ugly but i had to take all the photos and put them on a slide show as a collage and screen shot so yeah  

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My SI question: In what ways can art reveal how adolescents experience altered perceptions when navigating between American and Punjabi cultural expectations?

So my piece is a minitrue model of a half Indian store and half true American fast food place and there's different components of this piece that will go around and inside of the model. A ny ideas of what I can add?

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It is not finished yet, I need to add the plane behind the clouds and do some adjustments overall. 

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Inquiry Question: How can I explore and communicate the joys and different experiences bring to my brother with autism through different art styles and mediums?

The artwork displays how shared interests between my family, like enjoying an airplane flight, can bring my brother with autism and us closer together, create understanding, and comfort. As well as the sensory experience those interests can bring, representing the clouds as cotton balls.

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This is just my sketch so you guys can get a better idea about what I want my art piece to display! 

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During my time in the Philippines, it was aggressively revealed to me many Filipinos opinions on coverage. Coming from America, I didn't view as coverage as an importance in comparison to comfortability in the hot weather. I was shamed for having parts of myself exposed and not knowing the importance of being modest. This reflects the mixed emotions around my ignorance and realization of how those I viewed as accepting were judgmental. 

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By exploring my cultural roots, how can what I uncover reveal hidden parts of myself from the past and future?

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my lyrical inspiration for this piece is from a song, "The End" by Madelena Bay.  I added the rosey sky bc it was a lyric but then I added the circle to symbolize the endless loop of search. This is actually 2 and it's split in half with 1 version of me "searching" for that end. and the 2nd accepting the loop and feeling trapped. I'd appreciate more advice on subject matter and Connection to my SI.

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How can i visually interpret my emotional connection to the storytelling and lyrical choices of a song.

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This is my sketch for the final which will be done in watercolor. The sketch was done very lightly in some areas so it doesn't show while I am painting. Which makes it so it's hard to see the mountain scape behind the American robin. The colors on the little practice above my sketch is close to what I will do for my morning sky but with more detail. This piece is inspired by the beautiful morning song of this Robin. Some mornings I hear robins outside my house while watching the colors of the sky change as the sun slowly rises as I go about my morning. That is why I chose to do a sunrise as my sky background.

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How can I reimagine the symbolic voice of birds within landscapes to narrate human struggles, emotions, and transformations?

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This piece is influenced by metal/rock music, and I'm trying to express anger while feeling trapped.

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How can I visually interpret the ways different genres of music influence mood, thought, and artistic style?

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I am working on creating a snowy morning after a storm, I want to have a spring fox lost in the snow. It symbolizes new beginnings and unknown ground trying to figure out what comes next

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How can I represent Cycles and Forces of Nature as Visual Metaphors for Personal Change, Conflict, and Self-Discovery?

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This is the current sketch I have so far, which will later be done in acrylic paint and colour pencils 

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How can I show how different relationships can show emotional impact on someone's perspective of life?

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A while ago, I was obsessed with the topic of women and short hair, in which society revered long hair on women. Yet sometimes, when they cut their hair, society suddenly attacks them for it, which tied into my SI because one aspect of attachment: expectations. Society expects women to have long hair, so witnessing a girl get short hair is like an attack on those ideals. However, I also noticed that there are stories where people, mostly girls, are forced to get haircuts, and I found this to be a better idea for my next work because that kind of an experience can weaken your bodily autonomy and self-expression. So decided to go for a girl shedding a tear after getting a haircut with her mother looking happy with the final result.

Let me know what you think, and constructive criticism is very much appreciated (but please be nice 🥺🙏)!

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My inquiry question is; How does love change or stay the same over time?

My plan for this is to try to portray love (brotherly, platonic, friendship-y, motherly, not just romantic) over time. I’ve already drawn the big bang and plan to move through time!

The weird figure above our young waterlogged Earth is called LUCA, the last common ancestor of all life on Earth, including bacteria. This piece is supposed to convey the love LUCA had for her surroundings and such, that she kickstarted other life on Earth.

Any feedback?

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This piece is on the Women's Suffrage Movement and how they wore a lot of white to symbolise respectability and purity, I am not quite finished with shading and small details but any tips on proportions would be really helpful please and thank you!!

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SI: How has fashion been used as a tool for political expression across different historical periods and movements?

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I drew this kid sitting in a classroom for my final because it represents having people in the back of our minds. I think I should get an A+ tysm

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make me arealistic drawing of a person for art class

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IQ: what does growing up look and feel like from my own teenage perspective, and how can I represent those changes through experimentation and symbolic imagery?

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This is not progress on my SI 2 final, it was kinda just an experiment to see what material I want to use. I used all oil pastel in this. It’s the driver perspective dash of a 1996 Ford F150, which I do own. And this piece is solely based on driving and how it’s a milestone for a teen, and I’m trying to convey the feeling of how it’s new and exciting but also very scary and anxiety inducing and how you kinda need to overcome that. Don’t judge too hard lol, I didn’t spend much time on this.

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SI Question: How can I use experimentation with mediums, color, and composition to create emotional and narrative depth when combining mythical creatures with nature?

I chose to play around with perspective using nature to turn a normally fearsome creature (Cerberus) into something not so scary. Conveying the narrative that not everything we perceive as evil or scare is actually bad.

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This piece is about how people place expectations and beliefs about you from a young age. The viewer is looking at the child from an adult's perspective and the shadow is meant to form into who you expect the child to become. I want the kid to have warm colors to represent childhood innocence and the background to have cool colors to represent the future. How should I show the past and the present in the background? 

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How does pressure and responsibilities placed on my future impact how I live in the present?

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Inquiry Question:

How do maternal influence, first love, and life dualities “both uplifting and painful “intertwine to shape how I perceive my identity, and my evolving sense of self worth and self love?

My piece is on my cultural identity crisis with my Asian culture and my American culture where on the mirror side is what should be or what my family wants me to be with traditional clothing, light skin, and skinny. while in reality is who I am, where I’m tan, short, and stubby, and wear comfortable clothes this connects to my self and how I struggle with my more cultural self and figuring out how to face it.