
I graduated in May of 2026 from Stephen T. Badin Highschool, and do not plan on going to college. I hope to become a tattoo artist!
I graduated in May of 2026 from Stephen T. Badin Highschool, was a part of the softball team freshman to junior year. Also joined the Archer Club junior year, joined Badin Studio Club for arts Junior and continued my senior year. I took five Art classes throughout my four high school years, (that's excluding music). I also took three guitar classes, making the arts I took eight total. Overall, I played softball for roughly twelve years of my life, have been consistently creating art for five, and playing the guitar for three.
June 2025-Present
Cracker Barrel
Greet tables warmly
Take and Place orders
Set and prep cooked food
Run food with requests of customers
2 hearts 1 beat
Helped run horse riding lessons to kids with special needs
Helped sell split the opt tickets at a fair to help raise money for the kids to continue the lessons.
Parachute
Painted a mural on the wall of the office to help remind the workers that hat they do is meaningful no matter how hard it may actually feel.
2022-2026
Stephern T. Badin

Colored Pencil on Black Paper.
I was given the assignment to create a Christmas themed still life, then hyper realistically recreate it in a colored pencil drawing. I wanted something that popped, so i used the yellow bow, and left everything else in the green and brown category so that the bow was the warmest color on the page.

Pen on dotted white paper.
I was practicing anatomy and linework in math class when I was bored. I went to a religious school my whole life and had done something with Jesus of Nazareth before, so I wanted to try again.

Pencil on white Paper.
Some of the first flowers I ever drew, and i stacked them on top of eachother.

Pencil on white paper.
I wanted to try and draw the flower that was the name of my softball team as a child. I drew a tiger lily and added the softball next to it to signify that was the type of flower in case I forgot.

Digital, on notes app.
I have always wanted to try drawing on a tablet, so my friend let me use her apple pen on her iPad to try and this is what I came up with after another friend said tangled should be the theme of whatever I drew.

Pencil on White paper.
I was given the phrase 'Christ through Us' and asked to create some form of a drawing off that topic. I went the Rought of we are his warriors and have already won the battle since he died on that cross. So, he works through us in our trust in the resurrection.

Colored pencil, pen, and marker on white paper.
My Great Grandmother (GG) loved butterflies. She would always talk about them, point them out to us and buy things with a butterfly print. This year she passed, and we could make or chose something to put in the wall with her yearn. I drew the butterflies so she could take one of her favorite things with her. I also put the favorite colors of myself, and three younger siblings in the butterflies as well.

Pencil on white paper.
I wanted to practice smoke, and shading, so i drew up a softball on fire for a potential logo for my sister's softball team and came up with this. The team used a similar look to this for the logo in the end.

Pencil on white paper.
I was working on detail through shading, to form a style used for tattoos. Or at least looks like one.

Pencil and pen on white paper.
I drew the dragon to work on my attention to small detail, and then jell pen was used to highlight the eye and teeth, as well as the sections on the face to make it pop more.

Acrylic paint on canvas.
I was given a choice, one of the stations of the cross. I chose to do when Christ died. Red, to symbolize the agony he went through, the black to be the darkness of that time, as well as the darkness that fell over the earth after he died.

Pencil on white paper.
My aunt asked me to design an idea for her next tattoo involving her daughter's birth flower and her name.

Pencil on white 6 x 6' paper and each individual 6 x6' is on glued onto black paper.
I was given the assignment my sophomore year for the next school year to pick one thing and draw six different angles of it for my art III class.

Pencil on sand colored paper.
These four trees represent my extended family that lives in Florida. There are four of them that moved, so i drew the trees that they see every day to remind myself that they aren't gone.

Pencil on Dotted White Paper.
I was practicing on lines and form of nature, taking the mystical style from Tinkerbell and making it my own.

Alcohol marker on white paper.
I was practicing on lines and form of nature, taking the mystical style from Tinkerbell and making it my own, but adding the colors it would have.

Pencil on dotted white paper.
With this one I was at first practicing my circles, then thought I could draw something about being in space then thought of the movie, Loud House, where Ronny Lynn and her family go on vacation and there was land in the sky. SO, I drew some land in the sky and called it lost in space.

Alcohol marker on white paper.
With this one I was at first practicing my circles, then thought I could draw something about being in space then thought of the movie, Loud House, where Ronny Lynn and her family go on vacation and there was land in the sky. SO, I drew some land in the sky and called it lost in space. Then for this peice I added color to it to further express the 'lost' part of the title.

Chalk pencil on Black paper.
I drew this one originally for an art class, then during the class I started drawing it for myself. I have a love for softball and art combined, so I had to make it my best ever.

Pencil on White paper.
When I started this one I was thinking of my future. It's like a road you can't see around the bend, and it's going to be intimidating. That's why I didn't add any color in the whole drawing, keeping it black and white to symbolize shadows of unknown.

Colored pencil on white paper.
This is meant to show how twisted fear can be. The lights are purple to symbolize fear itself, and the tree is twisting to symbolize all the possible things to be afraid of, while the swing is life moving through the fear, and it swings over a cliff, to say it could end at any moment.

Colored pencil, marker, and pen on white dotted paper.
This one was mainly just practice with movement of lines and how they can change the way something looks with a slight change.

Alcohol marker on white paper.
For this second version, it was a play with colors and different materials to see how it could change the image.

Acrylic paint on Canvas.
This was just practicing my attention to details, as well as realistic color matching which horrible will admit wasn't my best work but not horrible.

Colored pencil and charcoal on white paper.
This was an assignment from my Art III class, and we were meant to choose a picture of ourselves and place flowers over our eyes and do the self-portrait in charcoal and flowers in colored pencil or watercolor.

Pencil and pen on white paper.
This is mean to be entirely line work and proportions of something that is not a human body or part of a plant.