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     My favorite things are art and pop culture. As a result, many of my hobbies are related to both of those things. 

    The main things I enjoy are music and fashion, which conjoin the two aforementioned topics. My favorite brands are Mugler, Maison Margiela, and Diesel. I spend a lot of my time watching fashion shows from these brands. A dream of mine is to become a stylist or creative director of some kind. I also enjoy thrifting clothes and looking for vintage pieces online. My favorite periods for fashion and general inspiration are the 90s and 2000s. 

    As a result, I often reference iconic moments in those eras in my art. I make a lot of different kinds of art. I have been painting and drawing traditionally for most of my life. Recently, however, I’ve been drawing digitally more often. I prefer it because you have an endless amount of colors and brushes you can use and you can correct mistakes easily. 



Some of my artwork.

    I also play the bass guitar from time to time. I started playing in eighth grade and picked it up again this summer. One of my dreams is to be a musician because I love music so much. My favorite genres are rock, neo-soul, r & b, and rap but I’m open to all types of music. Some of my favorite artists of all time are Alice in Chains, Snoop Dogg, Mac Miller, Erykah Badu, Frank Ocean, and SZA. Though many of these artists are very different from each other, they share two things in common: compelling lyricism and interesting production. From the grimey sound of the early grunge movement in the 90s to the smooth and effortless wordplay of the same era in both west coast rap and neo-soul, inspiration and innovation can be found throughout. I'm excited to bring these elements into my work in this course.

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