From the Spell of the South storyworld. A demon holds a woman’s face as she grips a cross, apples and a human heart stacked beside her — drawing on the African American folklore of striking a deal with the devil at the crossroads.

College for Creative Studies – 2025/26

The cover of my Wonderland card series from my freshman year at CCS. The composition layers Alice and a rabbit, a woman holding a baby pig, a large keyhole, and bottles into one scene — a tableau of iconic Wonderland imagery.

College for Creative Studies – 2024/25

The White Queen, from my Wonderland series. Two portraits mirror each other in playing-card layout — long white hair with a transparent crow on her arm, and a shorter curly bob — exploring two facets of the same character.

College for Creative Studies – 2024/25

The Red Queen, from my Wonderland series. Two portraits mirror each other in playing-card layout, both holding a transparent heart — one laughing, one serious — capturing two emotional sides of the same character.

College for Creative Studies – 2024/25

The trickster card from my Wonderland series. Two foxes face each other in playing-card layout — one in plain form, the other costumed as the White Rabbit — a wink at identity and disguise.

College for Creative Studies – 2024/25

The Caterpillar, from my Wonderland series. A hybrid figure — man’s face, white hair, red eyes, transparent wings — smokes quietly, holding the unsettling stillness of transformation.

College for Creative Studies – 2024/25

From my freshman year at CCS. A gold-eyed figure holds their hair beside a stacked column of botanical and insect forms drawn from Asian languages and imagery — a piece rooted in my early childhood in Singapore.

College for Creative Studies – 2024/25

From my freshman year at CCS. A bustling scene from an alternative magical universe, where characters with glowing features trade potions, dried goods, and boxes of fruit — a study in composition and the small stories inside a crowd.

College for Creative Studies – 2024/25

From my freshman year at CCS. A woman in a space suit drifts unconscious against a bright yellow starburst — white hair, yellow eyes, a moment suspended between stillness and explosion.

College for Creative Studies – 2024/25

From my senior year at Shrine High School. A figure rests on blue fabric, one hand over the left eye, hair glowing gold like tendrils — a piece exploring concealment and inner light.

Shrine High School Art – 2023/24

From my senior year at Shrine High School. An insect-faced humanoid holds a low crouch — left hand on the ground, right hand raised — a study in tension and the moment before motion.

Shrine High School Art – 2023/24

From my senior year at Shrine High School. Three gray-toned views of a winged humanoid with pointed ears, posed against three yellow rectangles — an early character study working through silhouette and presence.

Shrine High School Art – 2023/24

From my senior year at Shrine High School. Inside a sunlit clock tower hung with chains, a hooded elder meets a troubled young girl in a NASA shirt — the modern shirt anchors a scene that otherwise sits outside of time.

Shrine High School Art – 2023/24

From my senior year at Shrine High School. Two figures fly mid-air in opposing palettes of red and blue, faces twisted in terror, yellow lightning charging the space between — a study in attraction and opposition felt through the body.

Shrine High School Art – 2023/24

From my senior year at Shrine High School. A humanoid portrait with part of the face reversed, as if the image had been torn and put back wrong — a study in fractured identity.

Shrine High School Art – 2023/24

From my senior year at Shrine High School. Three facets of Jade — confident with glowing gold marks at her forehead and eyes, concerned, and dressed as a jester — an early character study in mood and persona.

Shrine High School Art – 2023/24

From my senior year at Shrine High School. A lineup of five original characters in different stances against a green background — an early study in character design and silhouette.

Shrine High School Art – 2023/24

From my senior year at Shrine High School. Character thumbnails exploring Lynx in six contexts — in a Spider-Man-inspired bodysuit, as a fashion designer, in street clothes, and in close-up — mapping one character across her heroic and civilian lives.

Shrine High School Art – 2023/24