• Wishing Well – 2025 Redmond Lights

    2025, 2’x5.5’, LED Lighting, Acrylic, Mirror Film, and Mixed Materials


    A lighting installation for the City of Redmond’s month-long Redmond Lights event at Downtown Redmond Park. The piece creates a space for reflection as the year comes to an end, featuring community wishes gathered in advance and strung along the well for visitors to read. Infinity lights and mirrors inside the well evoke a sense of hope, wonder, and quiet introspection.

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  • Seattle Rise Collective Logo

    2025, Digital Illustration

    Logo for Seattle Rise Collective, a community-centered organization uplifting women and gender-expansive creatives through mutual support and connection. Co-founded the organization and led the development of its visual identity and branding.

  • Pike Place Ecology – Paint in the Plaza

    2025, 24"x36", Acrylic on Wooden Panel


    Final piece from a live painting session for the Downtown Seattle Association’s Paint in the Plaza program. Community responses gathered via an online survey shaped the imagery, highlighting Pike Place Market’s historic keystones and the everyday joys visitors experience today.

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  • The Stories We Carry – Interactive Mural for the Downtown Redmond Art Walk

    2025, 6x6', Birch Wood, Exterior-grade Acrylic Paint

    Temporary public art installation for the Downtown Redmond Art Walk that invited visitors to respond to prompt cards about different life stages, drawing parallels between human growth, challenges, and the cyclical journey of salmon.

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  • Lambrini Girls – I Saw U for The Stranger

    2025, 8.8”x12”, Digital Illustration

    Spot illustration for I Saw U, The Stranger's missed connections column.

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  • James at QFC – I Saw U for The Stranger

    2025, 8.8”x12”, Digital Illustration

    Spot illustration for I Saw U, The Stranger's missed connections column.

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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

    2025, 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 AAPI community.

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  • Lupine Life Cycle Sticker

    2025, 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

    2025, 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.

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  • Nisei Passport – Borders & Belonging

    2023, 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")

    2024, 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.

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  • Lucky Me

    2023, 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.

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  • 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.