This print is part of a series based on Fashion Designers. This image is from Indian fashion designer Arpita Mehtas' past collection. Each image of the series focuses on inspirations from other fashion and cultures recreated into a modern vector print. This image focuses on the woman wearing a modern camel twig lehenga set with cowrie shell detailing with marigolds in the background. Marigolds carry different meanings across cultures, often symbolizing purity, divinity, and the connection between life and death.

This illustration is part of a series inspired by Dutch painter Rachel Ruysch's still life paintings with the combination of the retro 1960s color tones in"In the Mood for Love" by director Wong Kar-wai. Each image of the series focuses on a specific color that creates a retro feel with the classical elements of the flowers in a vase with a fruit bowl. I added the fruit bowl to give more meaning to the artwork because, in many cultures, mangos symbolize love, happiness, and spiritual attainment. 

This illustration is part of a series based on Gustav Klimt's famous painting,The Kiss. Each image of the series focuses on inspirations from other art and culture recreated inThe Kiss. This image focuses on the beautiful Juchitán dressmaking embroidery I learned about when going to Mexico.

This illustration focuses on the Mythology Hindu art style based on the story of the Ramanaya, which is celebrated and retold during the celebration of Diwali, which is the Indian New Year. The print highlights the character Sita in the Ramanaya when she is in the forest. 

This print is part of a series based on Pablo Picasso's famous painting, The Old Guitarist. Each image of the series focuses on inspirations from other art and culture recreated inThe Old Guitarist. Some Japanese artists I was inspired by are Katsushika Hokusai, Sesshu Toyo, Kano Eitoku, Takashhi Muraksmi, and Fujishima Takeji.