I created this artwork based on my own experiences with ADHD.

Blanket Fort is an installation piece inspired by the childhood forts my sister and I used to make.

I made this painting in one sitting to cover up what was previously on the canvas.

Revelation grew out of a slow, hands-on process that started with making my own tools through OakGall Inc.

While working on this self-portrait, I attempted to capture the complex look held in my features, a mixture of being aware in the moment yet also lost in thought.

This piece is inspired by traditional Chinese door designs, especially those seen throughout Hong Kong. Red, a color often used on these doors, represents happiness and prosperity.

This self-portrait is of me in my own art style, featuring a blocky background.

This painting represents the way you feel when you are in love.

In this artwork you can see my original character "jane".

My piece explores my self-critical relationship with myself.

This piece is a homage to the Art Nouveau movement of the late 19th century, specifically the way visual design and intricate linework were used to frame their subjects.

Through this piece, I combined my love for my cat and my love for art.

Growing up like any teen, you go through an acne phase.

I created this piece from several black and white magazines.

The house sparrow is a common bird living in urban areas.

One dry desert day, Ayden and his horse (Prince Chocolate Delight, a totally normal name for one’s horse) are headed towards a small town to participate in a rodeo, but not before he crosses paths with Rachel, a intimidating and mischievous cowgirl with playful and silly spirit.

My artwork is inspired by a light novel I enjoy and shows the main character, Klein, falling into a new world.

‘The Pursuit’ is the second piece in a diptych detailing the journey of my original character Maeve.

I created this stamp because, from a young age, I’ve been interested in taking transit.

My piece “Carousel” depicts my sister and I when we were 5 years old.