"Cotton Candy" alcohol based markers, india ink, colored pencil, and micron on multi-media paper. This work was Papai's first time experimenting with multi-media, and finding joy in it.

"Hidden Rage," alcohol based markers, colored pencil, gel pen, micron. Finding different ways to express negative emotions with art, Papai did another multi-media portrait piece. Focusing a lot on the figure and expressions.

Untitiled, india ink, gel pen, and micron on paper. Challenge piece to draw and paint hands as the artist used to struggle with them.

"Eyes," graphite and gel pen on paper. The artist had an infatuation with eyes, so they created this piece to draw it.

"My Yellow," graphite, colored pencil, alcohol based marker and gel pen on multi-media paper. A multi-media work made to expresses the love of friendship with Papai's best friend.

"Riv," graphite on paper. Portrait of Papai's younger sibling.

"Disgust," white colored pencil on black paper. Self portrait.

"Mushroom Girl," acrylic paint on stone slate. Papai wanted to explore with painting on different surfaaces, as paper had become boring so she experimented with stone slate.

"Golden Boy," acrylic paint and gold ink on wood. Pairing with the pervious work, painting on a piece of wood served to be a fun challenge at the time.

"Owl," soft pastel and watercolor on watercolor board. Another challenge given to Papai in high school to draw an animal, which turned out to also be a challenge to paint leaves.

"Still Life," graphite on paper. A still life study in Papai's high school art room.

"Lilies," silk fabric paint on silk pillow. A silk painting Papai created for their dad and turned it into a decorative pillow.

"Ew," graphite on paper. Portrait of Papai's younger sibling, same one as before.

"Self Portrait," graphite on paper. Self portrait of Papai with. a monster energy drink can.