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My recent big project: a pop-up card for mom's birthday!

Rodin Sculpture Gardin (and more palm trees)

After Frances Ives - A Copy of 'To the Maypole'

A collection of earlier urban sketching practices

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Featuring several old photos×

My recent big project: a pop-up card for mom's birthday!

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My first attempt at a pop-up card, to a great mentor and office mate who enjoys hiking and outdoors.×

Pop-up Birthday Card (Sequoia)

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To the best roommate in the world, featuring Layla with the dancing autumn leaves.×

Fall-themed Birthday Card

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Another random but signature scene at Stanford. And Melisa has been a wonderful mentor and office mate! (´；ω；｀)×

The Main Quad

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One of the very few (but random) takeaways from a recent conference×

United Methodist Church at UNC

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Near SFO; I'd say the shrimps and the chowder were really good.×

Sampler platter at a lobster restaurant

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Collected from the campus×

Assorted bookmarks with dry flowers

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Meet Coffee (the tabby ginger) and Frothed Milk (the cotton-candy-like white)!×

An old doodle back in 2022...

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Assorted bookmarks

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Assorted bookmarks

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On one side of Keck Science Building and next to the Cantor Art Centre.×

Rodin Sculpture Gardin (and more palm trees)

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A research institute that has rejected my summer intern application quite a while ago (and a birthday card to someone whom I have known for more than 18 years)!×

Cold Spring Harbour Laboratory

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Stanford Dish Hiking Trail

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A random sunset

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A recurring subject of dreams lately×

Trinity Street

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Memorial Church

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I sent this postcard to home although it is likely to have been already lost along its journey...×

Fountain in front of the Hoover Tower

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I've heard that it is a great hiking trail.×

Stanford Dish

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Possibly analogous to a small botanic garden - somewhere to visit.×

Arizona Garden

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Very tropical, normally full of sunshine and a ridiculously large number of ugly palm trees.×

Main Quad

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Looking at the Memorial Court on a road with ugly palm trees standing beside you.×

Memorial Court

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Just some signature view, but not something with a particular personal attachment.×

Wallenberg Hall

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A busy street with many pubs and Jack's gelato, as well as a tourist attraction which had been shut down for a while but lately reopened.×

Bene't Street

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There are several tales of why it got its name. There is a miniature door at its base. There was a time before sunset, when I walked with a friend who was wondering if you could cross each edge of the square with equal frenquency.×

Reality Checkpoint, Parker's Piece

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A local illustrator in Cambridge with very expressive mixed-media artworks! I ran into this amazing piece in the window of Cambridge Contemporary Art.×

After Frances Ives - A Copy of 'To the Maypole'

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Newton's statue in the ante-chapel, where people gather when fire alarms go off.×

The ante-chapel, Trinity College

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Well, I have no idea where I can get such perfect view; instead, google map offered me the chance.×

Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry

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Going along the Magdalene Street, heading to the hill×

Magdalene Street

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Great Court, Trinity College×

The Fountain

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Great Court, Trinity College×

The Fountain

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The Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs, Cambridge.×

Hills Road

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Bike racks in a sunset, next to the BMS entrance.×

Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry

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The main building.×

Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry

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The Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs, Cambridge.×

Lensfield Road

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Fitzwilliam Museum in a clear, sunny day.×

Trumpington Street

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A public entertainment site where I had several of my exams.×

Corn Exchange

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From the top of Great St Mary's, the University Church, with someone who brought a pair of fancy binoculars with him.×

Market Square

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A busy street full of shops, with an unmatched, poetic name.×

Rose Crescent

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They have got a whole stand of cool scientific greeting cards and postcards there!×

CUP Bookshop

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AKA The Orgasm Bridge (⌒▽⌒)×

Garret Hostel Bridge

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The scene that I saw when I was mindlessly staring at the treetops and feeling anxious before a statistical mechanics supervision.×

Burrell's Field

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Allegedly the highest 'mountain' in Cambridge.×

Castle Mound

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On the way to Castle Mound; the waiting time of traffic lights here is surprisingly long.×

Castle Street

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There will possibly be punters advertising their punting trips to you.×

Magdalene Bridge

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I drew this right after my last exam.×

Jesus Lock Footbridge

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They were sourced (or 'stolen') from Trinity College and Botanic Garden, and pressed using old books sourced (or again, 'stolen') from the college library.×

Assorted pressed flower bookmarks

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One of my (not very successful) origami attempts, dedicated to a small orange bird who routinely visited me (uninvitedly) during Michaelmas and Lent, 2023.×

Origami Robin

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I suppose at that moment I was particularly interested in different herbs...×

Random illustrations of Marjoram

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(Adapted from Pinterest images)×

Starry Night

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