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Day 4 of #maysia bc I was too unwell to post yesterday...
A chinese tradition is to eat noodles on your birthday for longevity, health, etc.🍜
#AsianHeritageMonth #ArtistOnTwitter
Wanted to do a #meettheartist because i've never actually done one, but also figured it could count as a late self-portrait for #maysia?
#maysia traditional clothing
Hanfu!!!!!
I NEED. To own one someday. I'm gonna start a collection because I want it to be 80% of my wardrobe. Forever.
#maysia day 5: traditional wear! hanboks are so pretty and i’d love to wear one day! #aapi #hanbok #digitalart #ArtistsOnTwitter
#maysia day 5: traditional wear
i wanted to make a filipiñana that's princess/lolita inspired 🤩👑
Day 5 of #Maysia: traditional wear
I love incorporating my culture into fantasy. Here's immy, my #DragonAge elf (who is also filipina lol) wearing a baro't saya, the traditional dress in the Philippines ❤
#artistsontwitter #AAPIHM #AAPI
Hello it is me casually dropping a self portrait for #maysia on may 5th.
Digitally painted on procreate :)
#maysia
day 1:my friend said i have an oval face,hence the egg. name's mip, hello.
day 2:im bilingual,native malay and.....decent english speaker. my family tried to make me trilingual by making me learn it for almost 11 years of my school life...but no.
#Maysia Day 4: Tradition
Lion Dance but its a giant oversized puppy
day 5 of #maysia is traditional wear. didn't get to draw a new one for this, but have an old drawing of my elf in a stylized filipinana and her bf in a jibaro.
#Maysia 5: Traditional Wear
Indonesia has a lot of traditional wear. It's not fair to show only one type. So I decided to draw clothes that quite 'traditional' in a way because they were quite close to everyday life and were very commonly used.
#ArtistOfindonesia #artidn
Day 3: Fruit
Uhhhh i dont really like eating fruits by themselves. But im always a sucker for fruit salad. #maysia
💃🏻Tai Dam Dancer 💃🏻
#Maysia 2021 Prompt 5: Traditional Wear
My parents signed me up for a Tai Dam dance group when I was little. I didn’t hate it per se, but as a kid there was definitely an element of “why am I doing this”, ha. In retrospect I think I’m glad I participated.