My artwork mostly involves humans or humanoids of some kind and always has a meaning to it, even if that meaning isn’t apparent right away.

This piece was a project meant to conceptualize what currency for the Bay Area would look like. My art class had a prompt of designing currency for anything we could think of, and I was inspired by the iconic architecture and symbols that highlight the beauty of our cities.

“Lady Lily” is a pencil drawing made during a time I didn’t have many materials at hand.

Art is a coping mechanism for me and I thought this moment in time would be perfect as I am on the path to graduating high school and encountering fresh, admirable people.

I started off using a picture of Tom Holland at the Far From Home Red Carpet as reference.

I want to spread awareness about Asian hate, since the beginning of Covid many people have been targeting members of the AAPI community.

After moving into our new home in 2011, my family and I started making large felt wall panels to populate the blank and unfamiliar walls. We were inspired by artists like Damien Hirst and Ellsworth Kelly because of their vibrant colors and geometric shapes. With high ceilings, we were able to decorate our home with modern hanging mobiles.

I was inspired by one of my favorite movies, The Wizard of Oz. The assignment was to create a digital painting on Adobe Photoshop but you had to incorporate a bunny into the theme.

I find most breathtaking views to be as such because of their texture (or lack thereof at times), therefore many of my digital piece heavily center around finding and exposing all of the gorgeous intricacies behind many everyday sights.

To create this piece I first did a pencil outline, then used pen to shade. However, I used no reference images to create the piece. This drawing was created with the effects of climate change in mind, and is titled Penelope's Shroud.

My project, which I’ve titled “The Corporeal Barrier”, is a showcase of the inexplicable deterrent everyone feels at one time or another. I’ve titled it this because it tries to show that discouraging feeling as if it had a body.

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"Graffiti Beach" is an acrylic painting on loose canvas. It is 27 by 36 inches. I made this of a pipe covered in graffiti at Fort Funston beach when I was there.

During my creative process I do not always start off with a set notion of what I will create. I let the creativity flow through me, and take me where it needs to go.

I draw it with coffee, the guy in this painting is Dazai Osamu from the series Bungou Stray Dogs.

This is a simple silhouette.