Art
My art portfolio from my AP 2-D art class
Inquiry question: "How can flowers showcase my personal growth?"
Height: 11 Width: 14 Depth: 0
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Materials: Watercolor, black pen, Picart (photo), printer.​
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Processes: Helping yourself can bring color back into your life. I learned how to do this through self-care.
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Citations: Picsart.
Height: 11 Width: 14 Depth: 0
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Materials: Watercolor, acrylic paint, colored pencils, hibiscus flower, and hot glue.
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Processes: Representing through flowers, being left out by fake people, while internally the only real one.
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Height: 8.5 Width: 9 Depth: 0
Materials: Picsart (Photoshop), black construction paper, glue, scissors, and printer.
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Processes: The flower growing out of my face shows how flowers are a part of me and my personal growth.
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Citations: Pinterest and David Hockney.
Height: 14 Width: 11 Depth: 0
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Materials: Colored pencils, watercolor, and Ohuhu markers.
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Processes: Highlighting how hard work by many people is behind beautiful things, as the roots of the flower are.
Height: N/A Width: N/A Depth: N/A
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Materials: Dried flowers, black backdrop.
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Processes: The ocean is beautiful, but it is dying inside. The dead flowers show how it is dead in the wave.
Height: 11 Width: 14 Depth: 0
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Materials: Acrylic paint, colored pencil, black pen.
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Processes: As my name "Luna Flores" translates to "Moon Flowers" in Spanish, I chose to exemplify that here. I positioned the moon and flower to face each other in order to show the connection between the two.
Height: 30 Width: 24 Depth: 3
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Materials: Flowers, medicine cabinet, toiletries, and a Kodak PIXPRO digital camera.
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Processes: Flowers & my toiletries are a big part of my life & grow with me through my daily life and routine.
Height: 9 Width: 9 Depth: 0
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Materials: Colored pencils, Ohuhu markers, school homework/papers.
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Processes: Layered "overwhelming" materials under "people" to show how it feels to be torn apart & overwhelmed.
Height: 8.5 Width: 3 Depth: 0
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Materials: Gouache paint, acrylic, iPhone 14.
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Processes: I look at my reflection being a growing flower, showing how flowers showcase my personal growth.