Prints
Prints
Museum-quality poster on thick matte paper, printed on demand with water-based inks.
She's So Fish Feeling Blue translates the subjective experience of sadness into a unified visual atmosphere. The work reflects on how sorrow reshapes perception, casting a monochromatic tint over existence that highlights internal fractures while obscuring light. Retaining her outer identity yet consumed by internal weather, the figure embodies the heavy weight of an emotional lens that selectively amplifies shadow over substance.
Museum-quality poster on thick matte paper, printed on demand with water-based inks.
She's So Fish Glamazon is a high-impact celebration of hyper-feminine aesthetics and the power of glamour. From dramatic hair and plump lips to sculpted nails, the artwork honors the devotion to beauty and adornment. It presents materialism not as excess, but as an empowering, joyful art form of self-definition.
Museum-quality poster on thick matte paper, printed on demand with water-based inks.
A tribute to subconscious recognition and queer myth-making, She's So Fish Surreal reimagines the mermaid archetype as a cornerstone of trans girlhood. Floating in an ocean of identity, the piece meditates on why figures like Ariel resonate so deeply before we even have the language to understand why: she exists outside the rigid framework of human anatomy, unbound by the physical markers that society uses to box us in. Through vibrant, surrealist imagery, the painting honors the siren not just as a creature of fantasy, but as an enduring symbol of self-definition and bodily peace.
Museum-quality poster on thick matte paper, printed on demand with water-based inks.
Museum-quality poster on thick matte paper, printed on demand with water-based inks.
Named in loving memory of a dear childhood friend, Mimi was created shortly after her passing. Painting became a space to honor her, revisit our happiest moments, and transform grief into something meaningful. This piece is a quiet tribute to a bond that will always remain.
Museum-quality poster on thick matte paper, printed on demand with water-based inks.
The first of the siren collection started as an intimate self-portrait exploring what it feels like to be completely bare, yet entirely somewhere else. The figure has no clothes and no hair, stripped down to her most vulnerable state, yet she wears a pair of headphones that completely isolate her from the present moment. It's about that contradiction: being physically exposed to the world while remaining safely tucked away inside your own head.
Museum-quality poster on thick matte paper, printed on demand with water-based inks.
In Her Head captures the weight of overthinking—that feeling when your head is trapped in a fishbowl while your thoughts spiral around you like fish in a tight circle. I created this piece during a period of deep questioning in my life. By wrapping that inner chaos in soft, vibrant colors, I wanted to find beauty within the spiral and soften the noise happening all at once.
Museum-quality poster on thick matte paper, printed on demand with water-based inks.
A study in hyper-consciousness and vulnerability, She's So Fish on Break strips the human archetype to its most raw and unclothed essence. Deprived of hair, cover, or defense, the figure exists in a state of acute exposure where internal static meets external reality. By introducing the blunt, a ritual of stillness and ease, the piece creates a sharp, satirical juxtaposition: an attempt at escape that only heightens the weight of existing fully exposed.
Museum-quality poster on thick matte paper, printed on demand with water-based inks.