Entong Deng’s architectural prints — including Trinity College and the Scarsdale 325 series — are precise, graphic, and rooted in place. Her work is sold as prints, postcards, and limited flags.

Emma’s Butterfly series captures movement and color with a clarity that comes from seeing the world fresh. Her illustrations appear on tote bags, notebooks, and greeting cards.

Pelin Si’s Mr.TU & Miss.TU presents a Victorian-era rabbit couple — a gentleman and his companion — rendered in the formal register of daguerreotype portraiture. Precise, composed, and quietly playful. Sold as a limited-edition collector’s pair.

Isabella Alfonso paints impressionist-influenced acrylics on canvas. Her debut piece, Summer Seclusion, captures a quiet Scarsdale lake in the tradition of Monet and Van Gogh.

Runchen Gao works in colored pencil, drawing from careful observation — lotus and kingfisher, sleeping koala, coastal lighthouse, and drooping tulips. Her work builds luminous depth through patient layering.

Xiaoya Yu's character sheets and narrative illustrations blend roses, moons, and Gothic-lolita silhouettes with thorned weapons and talismanic objects — moving between traditional colored pencil and digital editorial work.

Vera Zeng paints in watercolor, marker, and paper collage — from neighborhood landmarks to animals and favorite characters. In 2026 she received the International Art Bee Award for Excellence in Painting and Drawing.