The Art and Design of Morgen Sellier

Done in Photoshop. Two interpretations of the prompt "In and Out," both critiquing the idea of a gender and sex binary. 

Done in Photoshop. A remix of Max Ernst's 1944 "The King Playing With The Queen," reinterpreted through an angry feminist lens.

Happy Halloween! An exercise in creating a composite object out of many smaller ones turns creepy in honor of the season.

Done in Photoshop. An editorial-style illustration critiquing the fatphobia and racism issues within the fashion world.

Created in Photoshop. Part of a collaborative, art-directed project to design a cohesive advertising campaign for an imaginary product line.

Exercise in creating a tiling pattern.

The manifestation of a personal attribute or emotion through some sort of physical mutation. Done in ink--technical pen and brush pen--for my Illustration 1 class.

Wonder Woman fighting the patriarchy demon, done for my Illustration 1 class. We had to take a pop culture figure and merge them with the likeness of one of our classmates. Done in watercolor.

Technique studies of one of my stuffed animals. From top: watercolor wash, markers (attributing random colors to low, mid, and high value areas), brush and sumi ink, technical pen, acrylic, and finally colored pencil. Done for my Illustration class.

Hormone packaging and associated comic. Done digitally for my Individualized Mentorship class. The aim was to explore how a semi-oppressive matriarchy would influence how a society viewed transgender rights, and then explore how that manifested through packaging. Babilary, the society in question, is a fictional land set somewhere near Japan and China.

Two-page spread for the "Bremen Town Musicians." Done with brush and colored ink for my Illustration 2 class.

Chapter illustration for the who-dun-it short story "The King of Yellow." Done in black Prismacolor pencil for my Illustration 2 class.