The Last Song Before Sunset captures the comforting ritual of winding down as daylight slips beyond the horizon. A vintage stereo anchors the room, quietly suggesting records spun, conversations shared, and evenings stretched just a little longer. Framed by dark curtains, the glowing landscape outside becomes a second painting—its warm sky echoing throughout the interior in rich oranges, deep greens, and earthy wood tones.

Evening Within captures the quiet poetry of a home designed as much for feeling as for function. Warm amber walls, bold cabinetry, and lush hanging greenery transform an ordinary kitchen into a sanctuary where modern design meets everyday ritual. Beyond the window, twilight settles in as a single pendant light glows softly against the deep blue evening, inviting a sense of calm and reflection.

Bad Bunny Album Art

Palm Springs at your grandma’s house - captures 1960s desert modernism.

…It’s quiet here, really quiet.

I am obsessed with the house from the movie, ‘Parasite’ and wanted to do a fun rendering of the house exterior.

Inspired by the idea of living somewhere near the ocean - Caribbean vibes.

Inspired by mid-century design and dreamlike landscapes, the composition blurs the line between reality and imagination, creating a place that feels both nostalgic and futuristic.

Modern architecture through bold linework, layered textures, and a restrained color palette.

The focus on this one was too create something simplistic but full of color that felt nostalgic (fun fact: the sketchbook that this one was in closed while the paint was still drying and messed up the sky).

This piece is basically inspired by the classic horror trope of the rental/vacation house that people stay at where everything goes haywire. Mid-century mod vibes.

The Scenic Route celebrates the beauty of slowing down and discovering what lies beyond the next bend.

This work is meant to look like a peaceful evening landscape with a disconcerting character looming in the window. This one feels like the vibe and color scheme of the video game ‘Sly Cooper’ that I loved playing as a kid.

Were all Ghosts Here captures the carefree spirit of late-night adventures, where imagination transforms an ordinary drive into something unforgettable. Two playful ghosts cruise beneath a starlit sky in a vibrant tie-dye convertible, bringing together nostalgia, humor, and childlike wonder.

This one feels like a fly over shot in an episode of ‘Batman: The Animated Series’ from the 90s.

This one is a kind of ode to Richard Neutra - his minimalist mid-century architectural designs and where much of my inspiration for architectural works comes from.

This one reminds me of something from a ‘Studio Ghibli’ film. I like the idea of living above the shop you own where all of life happens in the same place.

Vista Room imagines an interior where architecture becomes a frame for the world beyond. Towering arched windows stretch toward the sky, revealing a sweeping coastal landscape of winding hills, clustered hillside homes, and an endless horizon. Inside, bold geometric furniture and saturated color create a playful contrast to the tranquil scenery outside, blending mid-century modern design with the dreamlike optimism of Mediterranean escapes.

Golden Hour Commute reimagines public transit as a place of beauty rather than routine. Bathed in the saturated colors of dusk, a quiet streetcar glides through a vibrant city where warm lights, lush greenery, and a glowing skyline transform an everyday journey into something cinematic. Above, a full moon lingers as day gives way to evening, blurring the line between movement and stillness.

The Last Stop Before Spring blurs the boundary between the mechanical and the organic, transforming the familiar interior of a subway car into an unexpected sanctuary. Clean architectural lines and quiet monochrome tones create a sense of routine and repetition, while a vibrant field of blooming tulips spills into the foreground, interrupting the stillness with warmth and life.