An ongoing exploration of family, history, and the resilience of the immigrant.
Title says it all.
Series shown at KP Projects gallery
Inspired by the sublime, kicked around by the ocean.
*I'm a terrible surfer but I've been told my
surf art is pretty good.
Hermès China’s Warm Winter Campaign, 2022.
Creative Agency: Orès
Animation by Parallel Studio.
Time well spent.
Alternate poster art for Netflix’s Train Dreams, a gorgeous film directed by Clint Bentley.
Collaborated with the team at Grandson Creative.
sometimes i draw soft things to clear my mind.
A series about youth crime in Washington D.C. and how the city’s broken system failed to help the children in its care.
For the Washington Post. Art direction: Stephanie Hays
For a story about Russian mountaineers Dmitry Golovchenko and Sergey Niloy.
Summit Journal 322, Spring 2025 issue.
72" x 57", mixed media
RAWsalt gallery "BACK TO SCHOOL"
sold
Selected pieces created for the New Yorker.
Art Direction: Alexandra Zsigmond, Valerie Chiang
Selected pieces created for the New York Times.
Art Direction: Nathan Huang, Jim Datz, Cathy Barnes, Matt Dorfman, Hannah K. Lee, Patricia Sanchez, Melody Newcomb, Ben Grandgenett, Deanna Donegan, Sarah Williamson, Alvaro Dominguez, Sam Whitney
Illustrations for The New Republic.
Art Direction: Robert A. Di Ieso
The story of Alfonso Rapu Haoa, a schoolteacher who sparked a revolution on Easter Island. Created for a scroll format so that the illustrations slowly reveal themselves as you continue reading.
Art Direction: Ed Johnson
Portrait of the Anthony Veasna So.
Art direction: Alexandra Zsigmund
Art that accompanied an article by Malcolm Guite about poetry, imagination and religion.
Christianity Today Magazine. Art direction: Sarah Gordon
Illustrations for The Washington Post
Art Direction: Lizzie Hart, Clare Lynne Ramirez, Amanda Soto, Emily Sabens
Illustration for an investigative article about how Hmong and other Asian residents are being targeted by local law enforcement in a NorCal community. Published in High Country News.
Art direction: Luna Anna Archey
Portrait of Edna St. Vincent Millay enjoying the wildlife around her farm. Art Direction: Jeremy Lybarger.
Tech for Empathy: using technology, especially virtual reality, to connect and bring us together.
Art Direction: Michaela Lehman (Pentagram Austin)
Part of a series about the human impact on climate change.
Art Direction: Michaela Lehman (Pentagram Austin)
For AARP's Ethel newsletter, about the experience of going through chemotherapy.
Art Direction: Jenny Rosenberg
A series of gifs depicting the different stories of 3 families who immigrated to America. Listen to the stories here.
For Levi Strauss & Co. + StoryCorps.
A series of illustrations to accompany a story about how the University of Illinois dealt with professors accused of sexual harassment.
Art Direction: Setareh Baig
Stories of "Los Desterrados", the uprooted, and the history of Chavez Ravine.
36"x48", mixed media
Booklet 5.25"x8.25"
sold
A green future is inevitable.
Art Direction: Rob Chambliss
Asian Americans shared their personal experiences with racism for a feature in Asia Society Magazine. Hand painted the double spread comic panels.
Art Direction: Lisa Lok
How climate change affects communities of color from a design and development perspective. How we can build for a greener future.
Art Direction: Rachel Jones, Elsie Dwyer
Cover illustration for American Illustration 38.
A 2019 AIGA 50 Books | 50 Cover winner thanks to art direction and design by Jordan Awan.
Selected illustrations about being in the outdoors. For Outside Magazine, Condé Nast Traveler, and The New York Times Magazine.
Selected artwork created for the Atlantic.
Art Direction: Katie Martin, Gabriela Pesqueira, Zak Bickel
The Chinese workers of the Central Pacific Railroad.
RAWsalt Gallery "Wild West"
Illustration for the 15th issue of Eight by Eight magazine. Celebrating the Women’s World Cup that took place in France. Art Direction: Robert Priest.
Selected pieces created for NPR.
Art Direction: Ben de la Cruz, Grace Widyatmadja