"007"

A portrait of Daniel Craig created using a marker pen and contour lines created in my 9th grade Intro to Art class. The original size of the portrait is 12x12.5.

"Maserati Trident"

A metal impression of the Maserati Trident logo created in my 10th grade Studio 1 art class. The original size of the piece is 7x8.

"Henry James Hall"

The drawing above showcases the front and back elevation of an alternative architecture building for the University of Notre Dame. The project was created during a summer course before my 11th grade year at the University of Notre Dame. The elevation drawing is 22x24.

"Self Portrait"

A charcoal self portrait in my school uniform created in my 11th grade Studio 2 class. The original size of the portrait is 14x18.

Initial sketch for the Pastel Project.

"Pastel Scene"

A pastel scene of my father (left) and myself (right) on a golf course created in my 11th grade Studio 2 class. The original size of the pastel is 18x12.

"The Perfect Shoe"

A colored pencil diagram of a shoe that I designed in correlation with my Common Application essay that was designed to focus on support and built using sustainable materials. The original size of the diagram is 18x12.

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"Mansion Made of Dots"

A stipple of a mansion created in my 11th grade art class. The original size of the stipple is 13.5x7.5.

"My Home"

Front elevation (top left), section (top right), site plan (bottom left), second floor plan (bottom right) of "My Home." The drawings are 30x24.

"Geometric Bus Stop"

A front view of my original bus stop design. The "Geometric Bus Stop" model was created during a summer course before my 12th grade year at the University of Michigan . The model is 8x6x7 and the drawings are 30x24.

"Performance Space"

Back view of the "Performance Space" model showcases the two slated theaters with a walkway underneath.The "Performance Space" model was created during a summer course before my 12th grade year at the University of Michigan. The model is 18x18x8.

Side view of the "Performance Space" model.

Section of the "Performance Space." The section drawing is 10x10.

Back elevation of the "Performance Space." The elevation drawing is 10x10.

"Entertainer's Residence"

A front view of my original house design. The "Entertainer's Residence" model was created during a summer course before my 12th grade year at the University of Michigan. The model is 11x8x7.

Initial sketch of the "Entertainer's Residence."

Front elevation of the "Entertainer's Residence." The elevation drawing is 24x18.

Back elevation of the "Entertainer's Residence." The elevation drawing is 24x18.

Section of the "Entertainer's Residence." The section drawing is 24x18.

First floor plan of the "Entertainer's Residence." The floor plan drawing is 24x18.

Second floor plan of the "Entertainer's Residence." The floor plan drawing is 24x18.

My Final Presentation board for ArcStart in the summer before my 12th grade year at the University of Michigan that showcases all of the projects that I did myself except for the "Entertainer's House" model, which was on display in the hall. The added cardboard models, toward the bottom of the wall, were models created to express architectural vocab words.

"Farnsworth House"

A model of the "Farnsworth House." The model is 14x8x5, and was a group project created during a summer course before my 12th grade year at the University of Michigan.

"Fallingwater"

A model of the "Fallingwater" house, a group project where I was responsible for assembling the upper floors of the home and all of the topography. The model is 24x18x9, and was created during a summer course before my 12th grade year at the University of Michigan.

"Random"

A watercolor of two owls in the winter residing in shoes created in my 12th grade AP Art class. The original size of the watercolor is 16x10.

"The Future of Transportation"

A color pencil drawing of a futuristic plane on a galaxy background created using watercolor, paint, and chalk. It was created in my 12th grade AP Art class. The original size of the watercolor is 14x10.