Work
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Waterscape – City of Issaquah Traffic Signal Box Wrap
2025, 44”x67”, Digital Illustration
Design selected by the City of Issaquah’s Arts Commission for a traffic signal box wrap. Inspired by the quiet beauty of the outdoors. Fabrication and installation managed by the city. -
AAPI Microaggressions: A Community Zine
Read more2025, 8.5”x11”, Digital Illustration, Graphic Design
Cover page design for a communtiy zine I organized, edited, and assembled, featuring stories, poems, and artwork from members of the Asian American and Pacific Islander community. -
Lupine Life Cycle Sticker
Learn more about MeadoWatch2025, 2.5"x2.5", Digital Illustration
Illustration of the lupine life cycle, from budding to seeding. Created in collaboration with MeadoWatch, a local citizen science project studying the effects of climate change on wildflower phenology at Mount Rainier.
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Be Like Water – Mural Mock-Up
2024, 16.5’x4.5’ (Proposed Dimensions), Digital Illustration
A modern interpretation of The Great Wave, incorporating chrysanthemum flowers, symbolic in Japanese culture. The wave is a metaphor for finding beauty in chaos and embracing inner fluidity. -
Faces of Many Places
Read more2025, 12"x12", Digital Illustration
This illustration is a series of unique faces made with the same Japanese hiragana characters (へのへのもへじ), each with their own style to celebrate our colorful array of differences. -
Nisei Passport – Borders & Belonging
Read more2023, 8”x8”, Digital Illustration, Graphic Design
A passport redesign celebrating my dual identity as a second-generation Japanese American. Featured in The Fishbowl's From the Margins group exhibit curated by Judy Lee.
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北の国 ("Northern Country")
Read more2024, 18”x20”, Mixed Media (Acrylic on Canvas and Digital Illustration)
A nostalgic piece capturing childhood memories from a winter spent in my mother's hometown. -
Lucky Me
Read more2023, 16"x20", Acrylic on Canvas
A snapshot from my childhood, of my brother and I learning how to use chopsticks. Artwork featured in Have You Eaten's 2024 group show curated by Rya Wu. -
Keechelus Lake
2020, 14"x10.5", Acrylic on Canvas
A foundational acrylic landscape piece showcasing hand-painting skills and attention to natural light, color, and texture.
