Picture this: It’s 4:12 AM on a Sunday morning while you’re taking a break, hands half black, brain half off, the other half short-circuiting over how to make your self-portrait more meaningful.

There has always been a fine line between our endless desire for more clothing and the harsh reality of its production and disposal.

My piece, “Shamefully Red”, encapsulates my journey managing acne and my skin’s impact on my identity.

Observe this Lifetime, is a drawing of me admiring the rotunda of the U.S. Capitol.

It’s always the woman’s fault. She was just “asking for it.”

Snowy days was created based on the changing of seasons to winter and was based if a trip I took to lake Tahoe to first see snow when I was nine I remember being in awe of the snowy landscape and wanted to explore the essence of its beauty in a landscape like I saw when first looking upon snow.

Marty lived next door to me for my entire life, and was like an adopted grandmother.

I, like many my age, sometimes struggle with my body image, and so I wanted to make that the focus of my artwork.

This acrylic painting captures the joy found in life’s little moments as it showcases the heartwarming relationship between a father and his daughter as they enjoy a peaceful afternoon by the lakeside.

I made this piece as part of an assignment for my Drawing & Painting class.

This scenery depicts a late-night stroll in the mountain village of Jiufen, Taiwan.

A portrait series capturing my favorite person in the world: my sister.

I aimed to represent the way women, especially mothers, pour their lives, love, and energy into other people and places.

My painting is the ”blonde” album by frank ocean.

This is a drawing close friend of mine, which I feel expresses both my interests in surrealism and in portraiture.

Being AAPI, I wanted to explore my heritage and I wanted to go large scale, almost life-size.

This is a US currency redesign I made in my graphic design class.

The flower girl is an artwork inspired by the portraits made in the 1700’s -1800’s,I was mostly inspired by nature and all the beutiful flowers there are.

I created this work to be an altered version of The Fallen Angel by Alexandre Cabanel.

Meet Verdant Goldwave, my fancy foot tall green vase with a flair for drama!