art school portfolio

<n>Le dernier soupir du Christ</n> (1840) by <n>Julien-Michel Gué</n>.

A retro-style poster titled <n>It's Important To Leave Your House</n>.

<n>Talulah Riley</n> as the host <n>Angela</n> in a scene from the <n>HBO</n> series <n>Westworld</n>.

Artwork used as the cover for the 2019 album <n>Trash Island</n> by <n>Thaiboy Digital</n>.

<n>Yes, These are Lovers</n> by <n>Frederic Forest</n>, a limited edition print with <n>Grammatical-paris</n>.

<n>Chalkboard sketch</n> by artist <n>Ian Hodgson</n>.

Installation view of <n>Still Waters Run Deep</n> by <n>Javier Chozas</n> at Tenderpixel, 2017.

Art by <n>Renato Órdenes San Martín</n>.

The <n>NGS Crewneck</n> from <n>godmadedirt</n>.

Jeux de lumière, created for the <n>Oppo Reno4 Challenge</n>.

<n>Resting, Waiting</n>, a drawing in chalk on paper.

A still life photograph by <n>Suzanne Saroff</n>.

<n>L'Inquiétude</n> (1920) by artist <n>Man Ray</n>.

Red Eye, a painting by <n>Emilio Villalba</n>.

A patient undergoing <n>Corneal Collagen Cross-linking</n> (CXL) for the treatment of <n>Keratoconus</n>.

Keith Negley: Part man / Part negative space

Illustration by <n>Slimesunday</n> for <n>The New York Times Magazine</n>.

Installation view of <n>Huma Bhabha: They Live</n> at the <n>Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston</n>, 2019.

<n>PAPER MOON</n> featuring model <n>Nik</n>, with styling by <n>Camilla Larsson</n> and makeup by <n>Anne Staunsager</n>.

<n>Finding the comfort in chaos</n>, an illustration by artist <n>Rose Shrubs</n>.