Slumber Party is an acrylic self portrait representing my attempts to connect with my inner child after a traumatic upbringing.

My artwork was a drawing from an art assignement which required a reference photo that included complexity and a twist in the requirements of using only the primary colors (including black and white) color pencils.

nemoia was inspired by my trip to Osaka, Japan for the first time.

This artwork was created to represent the face I put on for the world vs. what is really going on inside of me.

This is a book cover I designed for the book ”The Secret Garden” by Frances Hodgson Burnett. It is one of my favorite books, and has been since childhood. This peice is my first completed digital project, and my first time drawing digitally since early 8th grade. The front cover depicts the garden mentioned in the title how it is at the beginning of the book, and from an outside perspective. The back cover shows said garden at the end of the book, and from an inside perspective.

This art is supposed to be a teaser for my online community for a anime that I have been planning for 5 years. Sadly I’m still pinning final details for it!

Earth is something in common that we all humans share and climate change is something that affects our everyday lives.

The Cat Cottage combines Art Nouveau and Biophilic architecture, embodying the mystery of your cat’s daily adventures, while incorporating succulents and greenery to bring the lush beauty of the outdoors into the intimate confines of your home.

Inspired by recent local high school student suicides, I created this piece to highlight the silent struggles teens often face.

Blended Faith: As a daughter of a Hindu mother and Christian father, I have had the privilege to experience the blending of two cultures and religions.

I am very interested in the concept of turning small everyday objects into large comparative pieces.

I made this work inspired by Asian culture.

This artwork was made entirely of pen and black markers.

The artwork “spoonfed” represents how social media manipulates the way that we talk and view the world around us.

I wanted to make an eye catching piece while still being casual.

Started as an unfinished redraw scene from a couple of months ago, but remade it entirely.

I’m investigating an in-depth, personal inquiry that relates to my identity as a queer person.

This piece unifies the grace within the human body with the vibrant beauty nature withholds.

Transform captures my realization of losing memories from my first year as a new immigrant in the U.S.

A fish painting full of things to find.