Split Horn: Inspired by Hmong Shamanism

~Split Horn~
10"x20"

One of my paintings that will be featured @ The Abstracted: Transcendental Vibrations Show
Saturday, February 22, 2014
6pm-12 am

3Doodler

Early Christmas gift for me! I love you ASH! For months I've been regretting not buying it when it was on kickstarter... Good thing he went behind my back and bought one! I can't wait ti use it! Stay tune...

                                                                ~Bloom~

                                                             ~Sugar Skull~

Work In progress: Farbtrennung Show @ The Abstracted

Just a sneak peek at what I'll be featuring at Farbtrennung Show @ The Abstracted.
December 14th from 5PM-Midnight

Halloween Moon

I love carving Pumpkins!

Inspired by Mayda Miller

~Secret~
Just a sneak peek at the corset I'm creating for an upcoming photo/music video shoot... You'll have to stay tune to see the whole outfit...

Disney Side Contest

WON the daily Disney Side contest with this entry!

~Disney inspired coffee stopmotion~
This was my first attempt at creating a VINE and I had so much fun!




~Mirror Mirror on the wall~




~Getting ready for a tea party~




~Bite of an Apple~




~Oz The Great And Powerful~





~Bringing Cinderella to life~

Little Mekong Plaza

~Little Mekong Plaza Mural~
Located on 394 University Ave West St. Paul, MN

“ Make Common Spaces Great Places” is a project that seeks to spotlight what is possible in public parks and green spaces, through the creation of demonstration sites and events that celebrate placemaking and the importance of community gathering spaces .

“Paint the Plaza” is an art activity set at the St. Paul Meat Market Site, on the parking lot of Mai Village. The public is invited to join Mural/Pavement Artist Kao Lee Thao and members of the CHAT (Center for Hmong Arts and Talent) Leadership Team in the painting a plaza design on the pavement. This event is a commission by Irrigate Artist Organizer, Soozin Hirschmugl and Green Line Parks and Commons Initiative, and AEDA (Asian Economic Development Association) to celebrate and spotlight the importance of community gathering spaces along University Ave.