Art Illustration
This contemporary Shirou artwork reimagines an ancient mythic concept through the lens of modern bioengineering aesthetics. Depicted as a self-regenerating organic mass with 3D-printed flesh textures and surveillance-like eyes, Shirou becomes a symbol of endless endurance, blurred boundaries, and the quiet pressure of perpetual growth. Designed for creative interiors, private…
I began this scene by imagining love no longer whispered, but announced. A wedding not hidden between two people, but witnessed by the world, by symbols, by something higher than us. White weddings became my foundation because white absorbs myth without resisting it. It allows divine imagery to exist without…
I always begin with white weddings because white creates silence. It clears space for emotion to arrive without being instructed. In this scene, white didn’t compete with the roses—it allowed them to speak. The rose sea appeared naturally, almost inevitably. Valentine’s Day carries a collective memory of roses, but I…
This original Christmas fantasy artwork presents a warm, family-friendly backdrop inspired by snowmen, holiday blessings, and cozy home traditions. Designed for use as a photo background or decorative display, it blends gentle magic with familiar Christmas imagery to create a welcoming visual space for families, children, and seasonal gatherings. This…
This project exists somewhere between folklore reconstruction and visual confession. It’s not an illustration of a story I trust completely. It’s a record of ideas that wouldn’t leave me alone. The Tiangou figure allowed me to explore contradictions—protection that feels violent, guardianship that consumes light. Halloween offered a cultural window…
I designed this doll from a place of containment rather than expression. I wasn’t interested in exaggeration, softness alone, or visual innocence. I wanted tension—controlled, deliberate, and emotionally charged. The body proportions lean unmistakably toward adulthood. This is not a simplified or naïve form. The Q-style scale is used to…
When I began shaping this doll, I wasn’t interested in purity as an idea. I was interested in containment—how emotion lives inside the body when it isn’t allowed to spill. That became the spine of the design. The proportions are intentionally gentle rather than cute. I pushed the Q-style scale…
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I didn’t start this piece because I wanted to design a birthday background. I started it because I kept thinking about how birthdays felt when I was a child, especially those that landed somewhere between seasons. Spring birthdays always felt a little different to me. They carried promise. They smelled…
I created this modern tech Chinese New Year banner to transform the legend of Nian into a visually engaging, family-friendly urban experience. Combining firework typography, drone light formations, molten iron fireworks, and a joyful city crowd, the banner works as both storytelling art and a functional photo backdrop. Designed for…