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Exploring storybook magic is a privilege to explore. Born from a Design History assignment, this is an illustration inspired by The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry along with a quote.

How vaguely can I make a cat shape and have it still be a cat? This is the result. If these cats were in a band, I'd buy a T-shirt.

As much as I like to pretend otherwise, no amount of hypervigilance can prevent my day from going down the drain- from spiraling out of my control in the blink of an eye. "Look Out!" is the result of a long day, a stellar playlist and a little too…

This piece symbolizes the feeling of becoming free. Both joy and melancholy are contrasting elements with the colorful balloons against the gloomy surroundings.

This piece represents my love for the whimsy of flowers and cherubs.

I have an admiration of food and how it keeps us alive and well. I also wanted to experiment with how detailed I could get with painting.

This piece was inspired by the inevitability of death and our interest in its mysticism.

The print ‘Grip on Reality’ plays with the perspective in the composition. The background of the print outlooks the architecture of a religious institution and in the middle of the print we can see a giant-sized ambiguous figure laying down on the…

There is nothing simple about the composition of this painting. From the extremely detailed look into the landscape to the inspiration behind the work: Window of Dreams will have something of interest for everyone. Influenced by Peter Paul Rubens…

This piece of work invites the viewers to learn and admire astronomical phenomena beyond the Earth. A supernova is a giant catastrophic explosion which destroys a star at the end of its massive life. An eruption so colossal that even a naked eye…