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- Irish Alien Jughead -
A commentary on the alienating nature of stereotypes. Stereotyping can put someone in a situation where they feel "other than" something. It also demonstrates how even when you feel you are judged for your outside, you know the beauty you are filled with on the inside.
- Martha Means Well -
An analysis of why women in movies are often portrayed during their struggles. Their pain is often a point of entertainment and it only perpetuates the view that women are weak. Yes, we have tears, but they only show our strength if you really look. Martha just wants people to look.
(Featured in San Antonio Art Collective zine)
- Plug Me -
A critique of the overwhelming weight of feminine hygiene and the huge part it plays in women's lives, especially when it is a burden to many. Across the world, women are unable to afford basic needs like supplies for menstruation. This is a necessity, not a luxury, and should be treated as such.
- The Fleeting Life of a Housewife -
An examination of how our country normalized treating women in the past, and the threat of that dependent existence in the future. Although it is some women's choice, and that's the life they should live if they want to, the glorification of the 1950esque housewife is evident so as to show the expectation of women in the mid-20th century and has had lasting effects in our society.
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