Hello! Recently I finished a new illustration piece and thought I’d share the drawing process! This illustration I’ve been meaning to bring to life for the longest time. I initially thought of the idea and sketched it out in a sketchbook. I’ve always told myself I’ll turn it into an illustration one day, but thatContinue reading ““The Girl and The Tiger” Illustration Process”
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Toronto Comic Arts Festival (TCAF) starts TODAY!
Today is officially TCAF! TCAF is a comics festival celebrating a diverse range of comics. This year it will be virtual and will run May 8-May 15, 2021! This is my first time tabling at this event! As you can see below, TCAF offers a wide category of comics genre. You can browse the TCAFContinue reading “Toronto Comic Arts Festival (TCAF) starts TODAY!”
Toronto Comic Arts Festival (May 8-15)
Hello everyone! On Saturday, May 8th – Saturday, May 15th, I’ll be virtually tabling at Toronto Comic Arts Festival (TCAF) 2021! This will be my first time tabling at this comics event and my first international comic convention I’ll be a part of! You can learn more about the festival, exhibitors, and program schedules here:Continue reading “Toronto Comic Arts Festival (May 8-15)”
New Sticker in Shop!
Happy April! Did you know April is Hmong Heritage Month? Why not celebrate and show off your appreciation or love for the Hmong culture with a glittery Hmong Girl and Tiger sticker?! The idea for this sticker came about when I wanted to create something that was fearless, but also cute at the same time!Continue reading “New Sticker in Shop!”
“Tradition” Mini-Comic Available in my Shop!
Happy Monday! Just wanted to update you that Tradition my 16-page mini-comic published by Uncivilized Books is now AVAILABLE for purchase through my ONLINE STORE! Tradition is a 16-page story reflecting on the reality of keeping up with traditions in the world today. The story also touches on some Shamanist customs in the Hmong culture. IContinue reading ““Tradition” Mini-Comic Available in my Shop!”
“Tradition” Mini Comic
Hello! It’s been a minute! This will be my first post of 2021! Woohoo! I have some AWESOME news for you! Recently I created a 16-page mini comic published by Uncivilized Books called Tradition. Tradition is story about trying to maintain tradition in an ever-changing world. It touches on some Shamanistic customs in the HmongContinue reading ““Tradition” Mini Comic”
Hmong Artist SHOPS!
Hi everyone! With the holidays coming up, here is a list of Hmong Artist shops! If you would like to get some Hmong-inspired prints, stationary, personalized portraits, and more, please go through the list and check out from these artists! Adora VangCustom Portraits | Creative Printed GoodsShop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/AdoraVangDesigns Alex Yang Art (Manchamoon)I sell: Art prints andContinue reading “Hmong Artist SHOPS!”
Urban Roots Illustration Process
A month ago I had the pleasure of working alongside the other media group and Urban Roots Minnesota to create an illustration for an episode of Urban Root’s River Stories podcast. Final illustration below. There were other artists who illustrated different podcast episodes as well. You can view the rest of the illustrations here: https://www.theothermediagroup.com/river-storiesContinue reading “Urban Roots Illustration Process”
Feature in “Ginseng Roots”
Happy October! It’s finally here! I wanted to let you all know about a small project that I was working on! A while ago I was asked by Craig Thompson, cartoonist and the author of the award-winning books Blankets; Good-bye, Chunky Rice; and Habibi, to do a short 2-page feature for issue #7 of his Ginseng Roots serializedContinue reading “Feature in “Ginseng Roots””
Autoptic 2020 – Comics Submission
Hello! I hope you’re doing well. I just wanted to share that recently I made a two-page comic for Autoptic’s 2020 Catalog! “Autoptic is an arts festival that celebrates independent print culture, with an emphasis on comics and print-based multiples as well as alternative & small press labels of varying media (autoptic.org).” The festival isContinue reading “Autoptic 2020 – Comics Submission”
