This is a sewing-themed home decor project I created for Make Art That Sells Bootcamp. I took inspiration from vintage home wares and included actual needlework tools (such as spools and thimbles) as decorative elements for my make-believe pieces.

These illustrations depict corners inside the home as spaces where sensitive souls could have quiet adventures. Being an introvert myself, I wanted to dispel the notion that staying in is boring.

For the Make Art That Sells bootcamp assignment for March, the task was to make an editorial illustration around the lives of suffragettes. I created a collage-style artwork featuring Susan B. Anthony, one of the leading figures in the fight for women’s rights.

Some stickers I designed for my own product line. I’d like to think this was the result of a collaborative effort between me and my Instagram audience: I asked them if they would like to see uplifting or pessimistic messages on these drawings, and the inspirational group won by a considerable margin.

To celebrate International Women’s Day, I decided to make a lettering piece featuring one of my favorite quotes about female strength and courage.

A series of fun illustrations featuring my favorite animals struggling with something many of us can relate to—exercising and keeping fit. I turned them into stickers for my personal product line.

I wanted to create a poster that encourages people to follow their curiosities, whether it's cooking, painting, writing, reading, or some other activity. I believe that when we do things that bring us joy, that's when we do our best work.

This was my submission to the Make Art That Sells Bootcamp class. The task was to create a journal cover around the theme of tasseography or tea leaf reading.

This was my submission to the Make Art That Sells Bootcamp class in January 2018. The participants were assigned to illustrate a book cover about the contents (real or imaginary) of the bags of fabulous female icons.

-Ing Creatives is a Dubai-based arts and design group, and they stage an annual event called -Ing Creative Festival. I designed these posters to promote their workshops on social media.

I've always loved emo music, and I decided to honor that by hand-lettering the lyrics to some of my most favorite songs.

This series of illustrations were created for Ayala Land, Inc.'s holiday social media campaign. I was asked to create digital cards based on emojis, which people can then share on their timelines or send to their friends.

After almost half a year of doing illustration and surface pattern design exclusively, I thought I needed to get back to lettering. I accomplished that by designing these notebook covers for my personal line.

This was a personal project that stemmed from my short-lived obsession with chairs. All of them were painted using gouache and ink.

#RealTalkTambay was a series of events co-organized by me and my friends for creative entrepreneurs. We discussed topics like freelancing, pricing, dealing with clients, and starting a business. These hand-lettered prints were part of the participants' kit for our previous sessions.

Patterns created based on drawings I've accumulated for my 100 Days, 100 Desks project.

An ongoing self-initiated project to illustrate advice on the creative life I have received from mentors and friends.

An ongoing project on Instagram where I illustrate desks, real or imagined. Check the hashtag #100days100desks to see more.

Notebook cover designs self-published in February 2016.

As part of my 2015 holiday product line, I created a desk calendar filled with hand-lettered quotes done in watercolor.

The original version was screenprinted on an Oxford cotton banner using gold ink and was displayed at the Type Kita exhibit (October 2014). This is the digital colored version.