Starting out as a real cat, Taika was something that inspired me to pursue this path of art.

The dog is waiting for its owner for many years.

I drew this based on Georgia O'Keefe's macro images.

I was inspired by people I see everyday in the East Bay

I felt the need to replicate such a delicate and slimy creature.

This mixed media piece is a love letter commemorating the inherent power of innocence, girlhood, and femininity.

Thought provoking.

Life is messy and trying to make sense of the messiness is even messier.

I created this tetraptych to explore the way different religions and beliefs overlap.

This was the first big piece I made for a friend who has multiple D&D sessions.

The earth motivated me to make this art work and I am blessed by god to give us life on earth and to be able to see how pretty the wildlife is.

This piece was created as an assignment for my Cermaics 300 class last year.

This artwork is a self portrait that tells a message of sadness but hope

Like the spaces we live in today, we are products of biology and human ideation.

This drawing was inpsired from the Japanese urban legend, Kuchisake-onna, the slit mouthed woman.

Originally, this project was assigned to me in my Algebra 2 class, where we were required to create art using equations.

This is a charcoal piece dedicated to my cat named Ophelia who passed away in the year 2018.

How can we remember someone we never knew?

Watch out, look in.

Two tigers, a mother and her cub curled up in a circle.