House of Blues
Rotation and Translation Tools Animation
The Big Red Wolf
4' x 22" x 3'
Metal rods, foam, plaster, and fur fabric
Metal rods, foam, plaster, and fur fabric
The Big Red Wolf
Clay Sculptures 1
Hawaiian Warrior
16" x 20"
Acrylic on canvas
Acrylic on canvas
Blue Heaven
4" x 4"
Stained glass
Stained glass
Relaxation
19" x 25"
Oil pastels on paper
Oil pastels on paper
Desert Night
20" x 16"
Clay on canvas
Clay on canvas
Above Beacon College
Color and focus photograph
Walking Leg
Bone Tool Animation
The Battle of the Last Year
22" x 28"
Graphite pencil and fine-tip marker on paper
Graphite pencil and fine-tip marker on paper
Travel Postcard
Travel Postcard
Warty the Leprechaun
13.5" x 6"
Clay and wire armature
Clay and wire armature
Clay Sculptures 2
Realism
14" x 11"
Graphite pencil on poster board
Graphite pencil on poster board
Sunrise
14" x 18"
Clay on canvas
Clay on canvas
Colored Realism
14" x 11"
Colored pencils on poster board
Colored pencils on poster board
On My Mind
22.5" x 28.5"
Colored pencils, tissue paper, construction paper, and clay on poster board
Colored pencils, tissue paper, construction paper, and clay on poster board
My Little Robot
14" x 11" x 6"
Metal
Metal
Brick Wall
Light and shadow photograph
Caterpillar
Asset Warp Tool Animation
Ford Magazine Ad
Adobe Illustrator - Magazine ad
Zoo Ad
Indulgence
22" x 28"
Graphite pencil on paper
Graphite pencil on paper
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About Me
Bryce Contreras from San Jose, California began his art career at age seven, after watching “Wallace and Gromit.” He created clay art and made claymation short films.
Bryce attended Beacon College in Leesburg, Florida to study Studio Arts. While studying at Beacon College, he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Arts and a minor in CIS: Web and Digital Media, achieving Summa Cum Laude distinction for academic performance. In Studio Arts at Beacon College, one student is selected each year for Academic Departmental Honors, and Bryce received this award in 2025.
In 2023, he completed an internship at the Leesburg Center for the Arts in Florida. There he supported Richard D. Colvin, the Executive Director, with curatorial projects, and computer and clerical assignments.
Bryce wants to collaborate with artists and support development of new art exhibits. He plans to continue his art journey at a studio or company that encourages creativity, mentorship, and personal growth.