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This drawing took quite some time to finish, and it is meant to look like this.

This is a subject study.

This is a study of the subject, focusing on light and dark.

This sketch was meant to be developed into a painting that was ultimately canceled.

This is about my fourth oil pastel painting to push my skill level.

This painting was meant to assess my ability to depict glowing objects.

I struggle with my emotions while painting her because I remember too well what happened to her.

This portrait was based on a screenshot, and I improvised while maintaining the likeness.

This is part of a series I painted quickly for speed development.

I tried to create it with new modifications and added elegance.

This was created to test my realism and the patterns of the fabrics.

This is a self-portrait.

This leans towards abstraction, which I will need for future backgrounds.

This is created with a mirror, light, part of my older painting, and a subject in a luxurious setup.

This is created quickly to capture the subject with minimal brushwork.

The main focus is on the piano and the sheet; I haven't painted them key by key and note by note, yet they are clearly recognizable.

In this painting, I left the fingers in just the canvas base color with a few lines for the harp to create the focal point.

In this one, I left the fingers unpainted for stronger impact, along with all other components.

This image appears chaotic at first, but I managed to finish it up to my standards.

In this image, I focused on the lantern and the paper window.