Chinese Money Plant Sticker! Also known as the Chinese Money Plant and the “friendship plant!” This waterproof sticker illustrates the bouncy, curvy leaves of the famous houseplant.This pilea plant sticker is great for water bottles, laptops, and journals.

DIMENSIONS: 3″x2.25″

“Have You Eaten Yet?” Print. In many Asian cultures, “Have you eaten yet?” is a phrase to show tenderness and care. My mom starts off every conversation on the phone with this greeting. This Asian-American inspired wall art is perfect for kitchens, bedrooms, and living rooms.

Soy Sauce California Poppy Sticker! Add a loving touch to your water bottle with this Soy Sauce California Poppy sticker.

As the daughter of restaurant kids, soy sauce is something that roots me. With the soy sauce representing soil and my family’s life story, I wanted to draw flowers to represent different parts of my life coming from soy sauce. “Soy Sauce Poppies” represents the California era of my life.

This is #2 in my collection, “Soy Sauce Genesis,” where I paint flowers from unique places in my life in soy sauce containers.

DIMENSIONS: 3.0 x 1.5 inches

Tulips Sticker! Add a loving touch to your water bottle with this floral sticker. Made to fit all sizes of water bottles, these aesthetic flower stickers look cute wherever you decide to stick them.

DIMENSIONS: 2.13 x 3.0 inches

Red Rose Bouquet Sticker! Add a loving touch to your water bottle with this rose sticker. Made to fit all sizes of water bottles, these stickers look cute wherever you decide to stick them.

DIMENSIONS: 2.13 x 3.0 inches

Rice Bowl Asian Food Sticker! Cute sticker for water bottles, laptops, journals, and friends! This fun sticker will make a great gift for the foodie in your life.

DIMENSIONS: 2.75″x2.44″

Inspired by my family’s Chinese restaurant, I created the fortune cookie painting, “Broken Fortunes.”

Our restaurants’ customers said, “If your fortune cookie breaks, your fortune won’t come true”. Depicting the failure of the American dream, I recreated broken fortune cookies with fortunes from my family’s restaurant.

Corn Print! This watercolor corn painting features my absolute favorite vegetable.

Growing up in Fairmont, Minnesota there was a corn cart at the bowling alley parking lot that sat there all day to sell corn. They only came out for one month. My family would roll up and get a bag of corn every week… and we would eat corn every single day.