This piece is about my struggle with mental illness, and my tendency to cling onto that illness as my only source of identity.

I was bored one day so I decided to close my eyes and just move my pen around my iPad to try and create something.

"Turban" is a mixed media collage where I used Indian language prayers, music sheets, instruments, yoga, and so on from old Indian scriptures to form the background.

I focused on the highlights and shadows of the picture.

The art is inspired by "The Camel's Hump", Edward Hopper 1931.

My constant desire to explore and express my creativity leads me to view everyday objects or simple phrases in a different light.

I wanted to use lettering to push myself further towards my goals.

At first, all it was about was just creating a piece, something surreal, but still amazing.

I wanted to make an artwork symbolizing the importance of people exploring and experiencing the world but somedays it's difficult because we have a loss of desire to do anything.

I have a large love of learning.

My central theme is illustrated: depicting living forms using vibrancy.

This is an abstract art piece where I used acrylic paints and I named it "Shapes of Glory."

The piece was more of an experiment and to test how far I can go when it comes to rendering.

The lemur is holding one of the key to the treasure on ground.

While doing this project. I learned some of the mechanics, like how to copy and paste an image from a layer to another (command + j), and using mask to edit some of the small details.

This piece is a drawing of me and my mom from my childhood.

This piece was drawn for the celebration of Chinese New Year.

I find inspiration for my artwork through observations of everyday life and try to communicate these reflections in a creative and visually appealing way.

Art is important because it's a form of self expression.

My artwork "The Origin", is a school project based on the Australian Aboriginal Creation myth of how the world was created.