These images were taken on a Canon EOS Rebel T6 with my sister, Bella, in the forefront of the images. It was edited solely on photoshop. I wanted the edit to be psychedelic and “trippy”, so I incorporated liquified color blocks and grain effects to make this effect shine.

This is the logo I use for my personal brand that I came up with while doodling in a notepad. The logo was designed solely in photoshop. The word mark to the right is in the font Myriad Variable Concept in a custom weight.

These are images that I took with my Canon Camera and I added gradient maps to in Photoshop. This gives the appearance that it was taken with a thermal camera. I also added pixelated effects to the one on top and doodles to the one on the bottom.

In AP US History 1 , 2020 , we had a project where we had to create a fictional book about a social justice issue we are passionate about. The issue I chose was mental health in prison, specifically solitary confinement. For this project we had to create a book cover. I illustrated this cover using Photoshop on my iPad and with Apple Pencil. I created a cover to highlight how small the prison cell is.

This image was taken on my Canon camera and was edited to look like a horror film. She is placed in a graveyard and her face is removed to give a more “horror-like” appearance. Then I color-graded it and masked out the picture from an old Polaroid I had and put the edited image into the polaroid.

These pictures were taken on my Canon camera and are very different however used similar masking techniques. I masked out the background in the top image to make it black and I masked out the sky in the bottom image to make it look like a planet. Then I removed her face in the top image and added grain effects to both images.