This ceramic piece was a combination of exploration and experimentation.

As a Stanford ALC Join Jade Ambassador, my goal with this piece is to spotlight hepatitis B (HBV) in a public context through accessible art.

I was first inspired by a book-toker who creates book nooks.

As a visual learner, I pursued exploring subjects that I'm interested in through graphic elements.

This piece is a painting of my friend Priscilla.

I made this piece of artwork based on a popular show.

Dasik is a traditional Korean sweet made from rice flour and other ingredients such as honey, sesame oil, and peanuts.

My art piece I named "Self-Care" depicts a person and their reflection in the mirror with paint and oil pastel.

I recreated a small guitar made of up-cycled cardboard, hot glue, an old disc for realistic detail, and wire for strings.

I am usually inspired by the decorations or food in my home.

The piece was part of a larger project in which this acts as the front cover booklet for a mix tape CD set.

This piece fuses self-expression and my love for interior design.

My artwork is the painting of a picture I took of the Byodo-In Temple that's in Hawaii.

I made a helmet inspired by the character Nightmare from the SOULCALIBUR Franchise.

I drew two Folkloric dancers which remined me of when I would dance as a child.

My painting is called Midnight Stroll.

Matcha, a finely ground powder of specially grown and processed green tea, has been revered in Japanese culture for centuries.

Lauren and I created our artwork on Adobe Photoshop.

This is supposed to be an outside perspective of our world the process of making it that seemed tedious but was necessary to bring my vision together.

This artwork is made using watercolors- it depicts the streets of Taiwan, my home country at night during the rain.