Originally part of a series called “The Corona Diaries,” to view the catalogue that includes the unused extra pages for Birth Flower, click here.
Birth Flower
Character Development
A reimagining of the original piece, Menial Thoughts, created exactly three years later.
Fred 2.0
Fred 2.0 reimagines and reintroduces an old character of mine back into my work, using the very first sketch that I ever made featuring the titular character.
An Idiot’s Guide to Crashing
An Idiot’s Guide to Crashing was created as part of my Senior Thesis project, revolving around the idea of fear and growth, based on my own perfectionist tendencies that often hold me back from pursuing things that I want to do as well as my fear of failure. The project is divided into three sections, all of which has a focus on time, as well as different types of relationships:
- A relationship with the self (The Past)
- A relationship with others (The Present)
- A relationship with one’s aspirations (The Future)
The narrative of the project revolves around characters I created, loosely based off of people I know, with the main protagonists being a pair of siblings. Each illustration is paired with a piece of writing, the title of each individual piece referencing already existing work of various mediums and acting as part of an album track list.
Character development
Menial thoughts
The byproduct of unspoken feelings of inadequacy, Menial Thoughts was featured as the Parsons Select Illustration Artist Highlight, April Topics edition.
To view the post, click here.
Unlucky numbers
To view the catalogue that includes the unused extra pages for Unlucky Numbers, click here.
The Catcher in the Rye
Inspired by the quote, “I am the most terrific liar you ever saw in your life” from J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in The Rye, chapter 3 page 19 (Little Brown and Company, 1951 edition).
Untitled Feelings
A collection of postcards that were collaged and reimagined using magazine clippings.
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