This painting captures a moment of my brother sitting on the couch, reflecting his unique personality and how he interacts with his surroundings. While his shoe is prominently featured in the foreground, drawing the viewer's eye, the warm tones throughout the piece embody the warmth and joy he brings to those around him. Through this artwork, I aim to convey not just a moment in time, but also the essence of who he is

This piece was created using a combination of acrylic paint, black chalk, and oil paints. I began with acrylic paint as the foundation, followed by black chalk to sketch the shapes and add detail. Finally, I layered on oil paints, primarily in warm tones, to highlight my brother's personality and enhance the overall warmth of the piece.

My artwork blends nature and mechanics, portraying a realistic monkey combined with a cymbal-banging toy, where the cymbals are replaced by gears to highlight the tension between the natural and artificial. This contrast invites reflection on the impact of industrialization on nature.

This piece was created using a combination of acrylic and oil paints. Acrylic was applied for the base layers, providing a strong foundation, while oil paints were used to add depth, texture, and detail.

This landscape painting captures the essence of Denmark, featuring boats, water, and buildings that reflect the charm of the region. My father living in Denmark adds a personal significance to this piece, making it a heartfelt tribute to the beauty of the place and the memories associated with it.

I used black chalk for the initial sketch to define the landscape, followed by oil paints to capture the vibrant colors and textures of the scene.

This sketch brings together three intriguing objects: a sculpture of Zeus’s head, a hand holding a cube, and a mechanical piece. The Zeus head evokes a sense of history and ideals we strive for, while the hand with the cube embodies human creativity and expression. The mechanical element adds a modern twist, representing our complex relationship with technology. Together, these pieces invite viewers to reflect on how we shape our identities in a world influenced by both the past and innovation.

This sketch was created using a range of graphite pencils, ranging from H to 4B. The harder H pencils allowed for precise lines and details, while the softer 4B pencils added depth and shading, bringing the three objects to life.

This painting is a reimagined interpretation of my previous Zeus sketch, rendered in a monochromatic palette using three distinct colors and various shades. I creatively adjusted the positions of the objects, depicting the hand holding the Zeus head while incorporating the gears from the mechanical piece in multiple locations throughout the composition. Through this piece, I wanted to explore the connections between these elements in a way that sparks curiosity and invites viewers to see them in a new light.

This piece began with a sketch using graphite pencils to outline the composition. I then applied acrylic paints in different shades to create a flowing effect that highlights the connections between the objects. The monochromatic palette adds depth and ties the artwork together.

This artwork is a realism painting featuring a pear, a Swiss roll cake, a lemon, and part of a candy wrapper. It captures the beauty of these everyday objects with detail and care.

I used black chalk to sketch the basic shapes of the composition, then applied oil paints to bring the details and colors to life.

This sketch captures the essence of surprise through the wide, expressive eye. The detailed shading and features convey a range of emotions, inviting viewers to connect with the intensity of the moment.

I used various levels of graphite pencils to create this sketch, allowing for a range of shading and detail that enhances the emotional expression of the surprised eye.

Description: This sketch portrays a sad eye that captures a sense of mental frustration. The expressive details and shading evoke deep emotions, inviting viewers to empathize with the complexity of feelings reflected in the eye

Mediums used: I used an array of graphite pencils for this sketch, helping create the depth and texture that highlight the emotions of the sad eye.