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.

School sometimes is bland and a repeating cycle of studying.

This is a self portrait that I created over the course of a week.

An episode of childhood.

Strawberry is a poem written about the hardships of making a new friend that doesn’t necessarily understand you the way you may want.

I wrote my piece piece to explore the intersections of sexuality and bringing to light some personal stories.

Dreams, why should we keep them.

This is a piece inspired by my mother’s recollection of her childhood in Vietnam.

Inspired by USC’s application prompt, ”Write a scene between two characters.

This is essentially the effects of doom-scrolling on the teenage brain.

A short story adaptation of the Norse myth about Baldr’s death, written from the perspective of the blind god known as Hod.

I had this poem that I had made for my creative writing program last semester and I am really proud of it since I was able to kinds of show my emotions through words.

I wanted to write a piece about the complexities of human beings and how the imagination often takes over our inner lives.