In 2025, I painted the full moon every month in watercolor. What began as a simple goal became a grounding ritual rooted in observation, renewal, and time. The full moon is an ancient, recognizable, and ever-changing entity. It became a way to mark the year through light, atmosphere, and presence. This deeply personal practice continues into 2026.

Echoes in the Trees is a five-piece watercolor fungi art series blending eerie forest mushrooms with shimmering silhouettes that hover between the real and the remembered. Painted in the spirit of magical realism, each 5x7” work explores memory, resilience, and unseen presences through luminous fungi and quiet echo companions beneath the trees.

Explore a 16-piece series of mushroom watercolors where fungi meet ghostly silhouettes. Blending magical realism with shimmering pigments, this collection reflects on grief, memory, and unseen presence... where mushrooms symbolize renewal and echoes honor what lingers beyond the visible.

Discover a handmade series of polymer clay moth sculptures inspired by real species. From the vibrant Gaudy Sphinx to the ethereal Ghostly Silk, I used clay, acrylic paint, mica powders, and Swarovski crystals to bring these moths to life. Explore the finished collection and learn key tips for sculpting polymer clay art.

I’m excited to launch a new series called "Monthly Mini", where I’ll be creating a fresh, mini-scale piece of artwork every month.

Final years of college to work as an architect (2006–2009) Let's jump in! The sneak peeks: Studying abroad in Rome, Italy, and exploring...

In a fun start to 2025, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology kicked off an artwork-filled week of bird art on their social media accounts for...

Being a student in New York City (2002–2006)

Overview of my sketchbook journey from 2002 to 2020