Illustration
Series VII (untitled)
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Series VI (untitled)
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Series V (untitled)
This series uses a more abstract muscular form to create a complete human body, and employs techniques such as overlapping, framing the composition within the picture, bird's-eye view, or worm's-eye view, to create a sense of space in the two-dimensional drawing.
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Series IV (AI)
This series is inspired by AI-generated images. Despite the presence of eerie proportions and overlapping body parts in the images, which are characteristic of AI-generated images due to the still-developing technology, complete humanoid figures and graceful curves also appear delicately in the composition.
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Series III (3D)
This series attempts to explore three-dimensionality and rendering, aiming to create works that transcend dimensions through simple variations in light and shade.
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Series II (Characters)
This series is somewhat like character creation, with humanoid figures as the main characters. By distorting and twisting various humanoid forms, a complete composition is formed.
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Series I (untitled)
This series focuses on portraying the symmetrical and fluid movements of humans or cats and dogs, while also emphasizing the aesthetic beauty of composition and color palette on the image.
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