My true selfie -Yaritzel Molina

LTLYM braiding someone's hair- Desiree & Rocio

Holding Hands-Nayara Angeles

My project was holding hands.What i was expressing through my artwork was showing race,color,gender doesn't matter when you are in love. I wan the audience to understand that when you love someone you love them for who they are not for where they came from or what defines them.

Jocelyn Bermudez -video game that made you cry

I decided to create a new idea based off "draw a scene from a movie that made you cry"and I went with a video game that made you tear up. I chose a scene from The Legend Of Zelda and basically the scene shows zelda (the girl) going into a crystal and link (the guy) not wanting her to because he doesn't he feel it's right for her to do that when she's got him to protect her. This connects to me because I also care about the people I love and I just want them all to be ok without them having to in close themselves.  

Arriel Wilkins: First 24

The LTLYM assignment i chose was Make A Flier of Your Day. Before I began to draw I had to think of everything that happens throughout my day. I tried to add as much detail as possible. I expressed through this artwork that I had a lot to balance during the day, and sometimes it's hard, but it's worth it. While drawing it, I was reminded of my daily routines. I shared this with society by sending a Snapchat of my artwork to all of my friends.

The Rise, The Fall (Yvette Luera, Isair Carmen, Yaritzel Molina)

The LTLYM assignment we chose was record somebody dancing. We made a small crown out of paper to represent power and the idea of being a "king" and the crushing of the crown is the realization that power isn't actually everything and being a "king" comes from self joy and not power. The assignment originally included a different song, but we chose to use this song because we liked the message the song expressed, and personally it was easier for me to use "wordplay" or follow the words rather than the beat of the song when dancing. We all related to this song because we felt as though almost everybody goes through a moment where they are clouded and become disillusioned with the idea that money, power, fame, or glory will bring them happiness when in reality joy can be found in the simpler things in life.

The city Karina Nicole Arciga