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INVESTMENT: $500 USD
A custom-designed Showit website that reflects the essence of you & your work, designed to welcome your dream community and clients who truly get what you're about.
INVESTMENT: $2,400 USD
A fully custom-coded website that lives independent of any platform. Built in React or vanilla JavaScript, designed with the same care and intentionality.
INVESTMENT: Starts at $6,000 USD
After a stint as a web engineer at Google, I spent several years exploring the visual arts, from neon glass bending to Chinese brush calligraphy to darkroom photography. In a world that glamorizes sticking to one thing, I'm instead embracing the infinite, unpredictable ways my creativity manifests.
I offer design services, original artwork, prints, custom commissions, digital typefaces, flash tattoo designs, and more, using each discipline to inform and enrich the others.
I subscribe to this service that reminds me to send a letter to future me in a year. I’ve sent one in 2022, 2023, 2024, (not sure why I skipped 2025) and just wrote the one for 2026. I think this is a fascinating look throughout my journey as an artist-entrepreneur. For context, I’ve attached […]
January 7, 2026
If I had to describe the main theme of this current season of my life (let’s say, of the past three months) it would be “unraveling”. A bunch of events coincided with the end of summer for me this year: a trip to Toronto, moving apartments, and the beginning of the creative community container, labyrinth. […]
December 25, 2025
For the past two weeks I’ve embarked on a self-designed, self-directed creative trek as part of Kening Zhu’s labyrinth community. A trek is similar to the popular concept of a “challenge”, but less “this is my goal, and I have to do it every day no matter what” and more “this is my intention, and […]
December 14, 2025
Sometimes I forget how far I’ve come as a dancer. Not in the sense that I forget the milestones I’ve hit, but in the sense that I forget how difficult certain aspects of dance used to be for me. In dance, freestyling — as in, intuitively reacting to music and dancing without pre-arranged choreography — […]
December 10, 2025
During my time living in San Francisco, I picked up a new way of interacting with others that didn’t exist in my Asian immigrant household. Going to talk therapy had started to become normalized, and the book “Non-Violent Communication” was being read by every person I know. Not only was it cool to openly talk […]
December 8, 2025
I once met a dancer at a dance intensive. Actually I didn’t meet her, she was singled out by one of the instructors for being exceptional. In a room full of dancers trying their hardest to keep up or step up, her movement looked effortless, intentional, and truly embodied. It wasn’t that she had impeccable […]
December 5, 2025