
Teacher · Student · Maker · North Carolina
Andrew M. Németh — drawing, photography, software, video, and hybrid work in one practice. Teaching while studying computer science, applied physics, and mathematics.
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Maple Red
Japanese maple in peak color—branch geometry against a pale sky, leaves packing the frame edge to edge. Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Maple Red
Fayetteville, NC

Feeding Circle
Ducks and fish sharing one turquoise plane—density, motion, and the hard line of a pier shadow. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
Feeding Circle
Myrtle Beach, SC

Elvis Slept Here
Normandie Motel axe and neon stack—American roadside typography against a clear desert-blue sky. Las Vegas, Nevada.
Elvis Slept Here
Las Vegas, NV

Big Blue Chair
Self-portrait on the Tanger Outlets oversized Adirondack—scale, color, and a little coastal humor.
Big Blue Chair
Myrtle Beach, full sun

Broadway Clock
Couple under the Broadway at the Beach clock—centered vertical, soft commercial light, a private moment in a public plaza.
Broadway Clock
Portrait session, outdoor light

Scotland High
Commencement night—graduate portrait after the ceremony at Scotland High School, under stadium lights and the flag line. Laurinburg, North Carolina.
Scotland High
Laurinburg, NC

Studio Grey
Formal portrait against a textured blue wall—straight-on, even light, room for the subject to carry the frame. Laurinburg, North Carolina.
Studio Grey
Laurinburg, NC

Field Lights
Outdoor portrait with bleachers soft in the background—clean focus on the face, color in the block wall behind. Laurinburg, North Carolina.
Field Lights
Laurinburg, NC

White Pony
Subject holding a sealed Deftones White Pony LP—studio warmth, big expression, the object as part of the character. Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
White Pony
Lancaster, PA

Hold Fast
Grey squirrel mid-climb—bark texture filling half the frame, eye contact, fallen leaves soft behind. Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Hold Fast
Lancaster, PA

Drive-Thru
Chocolate-glazed donut held against a car dash—close, casual, a small still life between stops. Rockingham, North Carolina.
Drive-Thru
Rockingham, NC

Face to Face
Two seated figures on a white field—split-pink hair and a red-black sweater, clean contour, color reserved for clothing and hair.
Face to Face
Color line, two sitters

Web & Heart
Black-line portrait with spiderweb textile and heart pendant—clean contour, dense pattern work on the garment.
Web & Heart
Ink line portrait

Peace Selfie
Figure with striped tee, peace sign, and phone—casual posture rendered in continuous line.
Peace Selfie
Mirror pose in ink

Close Glasses
Square crop of a face behind thick frames—freckles, lashes, and hands under the chin.
Close Glasses
Tight facial study

Shades Up
Three-quarter portrait with sunglasses perched in the hair—wind in the strands, quiet gaze.
Shades Up
Hair and freckles

Polka & Shades
Sunglassed figure in a polka-dot shirt—beard texture balanced against the field of dots.
Polka & Shades
Beard and pattern

Crossed Fingers
Subject leaning in with a finger frame and a stitched-looking heart object—hands carry the composition.
Crossed Fingers
Gesture first

Long Hair Study
Loose hair and a slight smile—simple clothing, focus on contour and facial marks.
Long Hair Study
Soft smile, freckles

Juice Box
Portrait with a juice box and stacked rings—everyday prop, careful line on hair and hands.
Juice Box
Rings and a straw
About
One practice, several languages.

I teach high school in North Carolina and study as a non-traditional student, moving from a humanities foundation into computer science, applied physics, and mathematics.
I hold a bachelor’s degree with a triple major in Political Science (Pre-law), History, and Philosophy & Religion. I’m now pursuing a second bachelor’s focused on Computer Science, Applied Physics, and Mathematics—while still in the classroom full time.
The portfolio is one practice, not several: drawing, photography, software, video, and hybrid work sit next to each other because that’s how the thinking actually moves. Longer writing lives on 𝕏.
Skills
A short map
Not a résumé wall—just the clusters that show up in the work.
Creative
- Drawing & illustration
- Photography
- Video editing
- Visual sequencing
Technical
- Computer science coursework
- Applied physics
- Mathematics
- Programming practice
Tools
- TypeScript
- Python
- Git
- Figma / layout
- Camera & light
Writing
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Open to conversations about teaching, study, creative work, and technical projects. Live notes are in Writing; longer pieces are 𝕏 Articles.