Worked with illo team on this beautiful campain for McDonald's. I illustrated few frames for 2 videos.Full prject you can visit the link below:)

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Illustrated these 2 frames with illo on this mixed-technique motion design video for Vibram

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series illustration for Washinton Post travel quiz.

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For the 'Keep it casual' section inspired by throwback restaurants and their best features.

14 illustrations for the 28 announced sports for the LA 2028 Olympics.Produced by Works Creative

Fun project with LA times, futuring all streaming services. Differenr illustration across the saturday paper. AD An Moonen Amlotte

Illustrating the brand identity for Hyosung America, the concept behind these illustrations is to portray Hyosung as a global creator of human experiences, seamlessly bridging the realms of the physical and virtual worlds.

A love letter that I draw for Los Angeles. 4 long celling panels for Warby Parker's Marina Del Rey shop.

When we were shut in and shut down, they stepped up, preparing the delicious foods that sustained us throughout the long months of the pandemic. They did this under challenging circumstances, adapting to changing protocols and supporting their staffs, often with declining bottom lines. Restaurants give us something more than just food. They remind us that the great strength and the great joy of New York City lies in its diversity — of its culinary options and its residents. Today and every day, we salute that diversity, united in our love of New York and its many local flavors. With partners like DoorDash, these dedicated professionals continue to spread the love across the city, one meal at a time.

To celebrate the world-renowned food of New York City, we’re profiling iconic restaurants — plus one spot for sweets — across many neighborhoods, starting with (where else?) the borough of Manhattan.

Is the city’s future wooden? For FT Magazine

A fun project with Navy Federal Union card.
They launched a fun game on social media and find their signature card in different scenarios.
Agency: Decoded.

Collection of editorial work for New York Times

Few animated cover for BBC Science Focus, really had fun with the sleepy train.

In collaboration with Hornet, full credit check the link here.
Directed by Sarah Beth Morgan & Corey Langelotti
My role: illustration lead, background illustration

Getting asked where you’re REALLY from in your own hometown is all too common in the AAPI community. To flip the script, we highlighted 10 personal stories that show where Asian Americans are really from.
On first glance, they appear to be travel posters for far-away destinations. But a closer look reveals they’re actually posters for New York City, Houston, Seattle, San Diego, and St. Louis.
Donate to Hope Against Hate to get a poster of your choice as a limited-edition print or download. All proceeds combat AAPI hate with critical programs that help keep Asian Americans safe in New York City and beyond.

What will London look like in 20 years? 
Is the city’s future wooden?

In honor of Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month and in partnership with Snapchat, I created this lens inspired by my grandma’s vintage mirror. I remember there were a lot of hummingbirds on the pattern so I wanted to incorporate their beauty into the design. I love honoring my roots in this way.

I had a great opportunity to work with Oscar Mayer, I dressed up a hotdog in the Sunny LA style. You might have caught it at Sunset Blvd and Melrose.

Honor to make these three Pixel wallpapers for AAPI Heritage Month.
Let’s Go to the Top: Lanterns fly with our best wishes and hope for change. We must help each other up to see it together!
Fairytale Stories: Growing up, Grandma told bedtime stories of our culture’s magic animals, beautiful and powerful like us.
Phases of the Moon: We celebrate the moon’s phases in many Asian cultures. Together we embrace its light, even in darkness.

Wired Health highlights the most exciting and thought-provoking scientists making incredible discoveries around the world. Hosting the talks online, they’re accessible to all with an internet connection

Commissioned By LINC Magazine for the cover issue illustration
1. The transformation of our jobs, how the pandemic has brought many to make big changes in their profession.
2. The transformation of where we work, the physical place, and how this has affected how we work. How people have moved to work in co-working places or co-working places closer to nature, how we have passed from a 9 to 5 office job to work while we are in more exotic places, out of the city.
3. The transformation and transplanting of our world to the digital realm. How we work online, converse online, meet people online, and interact this way in our work but also in our free time.