This sketch was done in pencil. It kind of shows that the trees/mountains have their own feelings and they bend or stand straight depending on their mood.

This sketch was done in pencil. It's morbid, but that's the kind of mood I was in. It symbolizes depression and death. Each of the different components are different ways a person can die. Yes, it's kind of sick, but it's true.

I did this piece of art in Photoshop. It's a faux movie poster for Wuthering Heights. I got extra credit points for doing it in English. We were supposed to compose a poster that portrayed the book. There are even real actors for the characters.

This poster was done for the play "Cyrano de Bergerac." If you've seen it/read, you would understand the poster completely. If not... Just guess!

And another collage! I really need to try something different. This took about five minutes. I knew that my English project was going to suck, so I made this to "wow" the kids with. Everyone liked it but me. Hm... Maybe because I know that I can do WAY better than that.

I don't like this one as much because, well... The book was dumb and I didn't care. It does stand out though. And it sort of goes along with the book. I don't have much to say on this one.

This sketch was made in Photoshop. I went to Germany over the summer, and I made a montage/collage for my grandparents as a thank you for help paying my way there. I ended up giving it to my relatives too because it turned out so well. It's 4 by 6 and framed. You can see all of the photographs individually here.

This sketch was done in Photoshop. I call it the Kate Collage. It portays one of Kate's speeches in Taming of the Shrew. Can't you tell this was a five minute homework assignment?

I think that this is my favorite poster that I made for English class. The only problem is that it's hard to see the grid lines because I had to shrink it a whole lot. It's really kickass though.

Ooh, look! Another dumb collage. Heh, I am totally amateur. If you haven't noticed this is "Tim's Book of Cook," his cookbook cover (duh). Sure is noticable though.

I really like this English poster because it's completely different than all they other one's I've done. It's for "Catcher in the Rye." It's another one of those pieces of art that you need to know tha background for. But really, read the book. It's cool. Oh yeah, and I did everything scratch. I didn't take any images, or anything.