This work counts as my largest painting ever. The material itself is made out of particle board and was previously a large picture of an old hockey team that I thrifted. I like to find as many second hand materials as I can to limit waste. For example, often I paint over previously used canvases,, buy second hand frames, and buy brushes second hand when I can find them. To create a consistent outline for the helmets I drew the original on a sturdy paper,, cut it out, and traced them to where I wanted them to be on the piece.

Arguably one of my favourite painting, This is a reference painting of Zoro from One Piece. I combined a more traditional Japanese art style with one of its most popular current shows. With the contrast of the black and white with a pop of red, I believe this to be my most eye-catching piece. I also was much more patient with creating this painting by doing it in stages over the course of a week.

This series I took outlines of characters from One Piece and painted scenery such as a sunset and mountain range within. With this being an older piece I can see  ways of improving the quality, but nonetheless is still something I'm proud of. One of my strengths is blending and colour mixing which I utilized for this series.