All Aboard the Star Train!

My piece for the @jjbaalttimelinezine!! One of my very first zine pieces was a sad scene of Kakyoin in Morioh. (You can see it here!) It's still one of my favorite pieces I've ever drawn, so I was really excited to revisit that concept but with a happier vibe this time! 💗

This is my take on what would happen if Noriaki survived Part 3, met back up with Ryoko (his cousin from the CDDH spin-off novel, for those who haven't read it) and joined the Duwang Gang in taking down Kira! I feel like he'd work closely with Jotaro and Rohan, while Ryoko would be off hanging with Josuke and the younger crew~

This was an absolute beast of a piece to finish thanks to the street perspective, having to draw buildings, and adding all the other little details. But I had a blast drawing it! Thank you so much for the opportunity!

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Here's my art for the 2026 edition of the @seaunseenzine! 💙🦑 I chose to illustrate a meeting between a flamboyant cuttlefish (Ascarosepion pfefferi) and a striped pyjama squid (Sepioloidea lineolata), as both species are found in the Indo-Pacific waters near Australia. I was also inspired by photos I saw of these lil guys sitting atop of coins, which really shows off how small they are~ (Adults of both species can get to about 3 inches long, but the babies are much much smaller!) I'm really glad I finally got to draw these lil bebes! If you want to check out more gorgeous ocean art and support a good cause, the zine is still available for purchase here! It's only $1 minimum and all proceeds will go to Australian Marine Conservation Society, which helps with protecting marine habitats around Australia.

Co-restoration efforts such as Operation Posidonia and Project Restore are being made in NSW, Australia to support two endangered species, White's Seahorse (Hippocampus whitei) and Posidonia australis.

Traditional block-and-chain swing moorings scar the slow to recover posidonia meadows that H. whitei rely on. New environmentally friendly moorings keep the chain from disturbing the meadows which are slowly being replanted by hand with seedlings that have been washed ashore and collected by citizen scientists.

With the loss of their natural habitat, H. whitei have been found to inhabit artificial structures such as swimming nets. To take advantage of this, Seahorse Hotels have been developed and deployed to safely release captive-bred seahorses. These biodegradable structures are taken over by soft corals, sponges, and seaweeds, providing a safe place for the seahorses to live while their natural habitat recovers.

My contribution to the @seaunseenzine this year! A whalefall party for the worms, octopodes, and hagfish

I drew the Hawaiian Pom pom/Boxer crab for @seaunseenzine !

My piece for the @seaunseenzine , a zine that explore the marine ecossystem! This zine, for me, as a future biologist, is everything, so many amazing arts of amazing creatures that we don't see often!

My piece is a Pelagia Noctiluca, a pink jellyfish with spots that I love, specially that I've been studying jellyfish this semester hehe.

You can buy the zine here and all of the procedings will go to the Australian Marine Conservation Society, a registered, top-rated charity protecting the Great Barrier Reef and other marine habitats across the Australian continent. If you're interested in marine biology and art, this zine is for you!

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Howdy howdy guys! One last call for the Kirby Mass Art Attack collab! With a due date of June 19th, we're very close to finishing, but we still have a decent few characters that need to be drawn!

Character sheet: https://tinyurl.com/massartattackcollab