Tell us about Sayer's artwork.

Sayer’s art is expressive and imaginative. He loves abstract drawing and creates bold shapes, patterns, and characters that tell a story without needing words. He rarely copies what he sees — he invents it. He will turn cardboard, scraps, or random materials into sculptures, creatures, or entire worlds. His great grandfathers on both sides were professional painters, and you can see that creative spirit continue in him.

Who or what inspires Sayer to create?

Sayer is inspired by everything around him — nature, animals, cartoons, textures, and everyday objects. He notices details most kids overlook and imagines what they could become. His great grandfathers were professional painters, and he loves hearing about them and feels connected to them through art. More than anything, his imagination drives him; he creates because his brain is always inventing.

What is Sayer's favorite art form?

Abstract drawing and mixed-media building. Sayer loves starting with drawing but rarely stops there — he adds layers, cuts, tape, cardboard, and found objects to bring ideas into real life. He enjoys art that isn’t confined to rules and can become something three-dimensional. For him, art is not just a picture — it’s something you can build and interact with.