I'm a visual artist and designer
Welcome to my studio
weaving worlds together.
Handcrafted Typefaces
an original display typeface that captures the expressive flow of Chinese brush calligraphy in Latin letters
a type revival of a 1908 typeface evoking the casual yet elegant feeling of un-sophisticated glamour
made with love, for the projects you want to dress up and show off
Want a custom logotype or typeface?
the Design Studio
Dream Websites
for artists, therapists, writers, studios, influencers, and more...
You're building something meaningful — art, a business, a movement — that might not fit neatly into a single category. Your work isn't static, and you want a cohesive website where all facets of your work can live and evolve in their own time.
Imagine your website as a digital garden tended with care, where projects, experiments, writings, and offerings coexist. Some things are polished and complete. Others are still becoming. Everything has its place.
Let me help you bring this to life.
Your creative practice, translated into a digital universe.
Landing page
A one-page Showit website — whether that’s a new homepage for your site, a sales page for your new offer, or a simple landing page to get your business up and running.
INVESTMENT: $500 USD
Custom Website
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
platform-free site
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.
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RECENT NOtes
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
A couple days ago, I spent the entire day doing web design, work that I genuinely enjoy and am interested in. But afterwards, instead of mental satisfaction and creative fulfillment, I felt like shit. Like a physical, visceral, UGGHHHHHH I don’t wanna do this anymore. A similar thing happened last year, when I spent the […]
December 3, 2025
I really have no idea what I’m doing. Over 3 years ago, I left my so-called cushy job as a software engineer, at one of the biggest tech companies in the world. I told everyone that I left to start my own business and pursue my art, which was true, in part. So aspirational, right? […]
December 1, 2025