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I tried to get this artwork done by July 4th, but better late than never 
No matter how old or young you are, watching fireworks is always a magical experience.
The design was created in Adobe Illustrator.
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Inspired by the beauty of nature and the summer splendor.
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This piece is a combination of strength and femininity/beauty. The flowers sprout out of the skull as if was a vase, while the electronic elements are inspired by the steampunk style.
Steampunk Floral Skull can be found in the inspiring Tomate de Arbol, Issue 7 arts publication from Argentina. I’m on Page 36
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Creating the artwork Ghosts of Khmer Rouge was an emotional process as it was in honor of my family who was lost many moons ago. Original Art
I was surprised and honored that Tee3 (Tru.Eternal.Essence.3), a Cambodian hip-hop musician who lived through the Khmer Rouge tragedy was inspired to get my artwork tattooed. Huge thanks to him for forwarding me the images. It’s very rewarding to create pieces that affect others positively.
The tattoo was done by Le Thanh Le of Aliza Ink.
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Fun assemblage piece utilizing vintage clock pieces and charms.
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These images were experimental projects resulting from left-over paint materials of another piece. I never like wasting anything, so I dug into the paints with my hands–literally–finished the paints and created these abstract pieces. The scratch-like marks were done with fingernails
