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I filled these @DrMartensUSA shoes with our fave f I filled these @DrMartensUSA shoes with our fave foods — food that are both yummy and cute.
I wanted to create something that would be a conversation starter — like if I were sitting next to you on the bus and you happened to look down at my feet and see these shoes, I’d want you to ask me about them and ask me what’s up with the taco on my shoes?
And I’d be like, “Bruh, that’s not a taco. That’s banh xeo. How do you not know? Nevermind. Let me tell you all about it …”
This month is #AAPIHeritageMonth and what I love about this month is seeing and being inspired by all of the art and content that y’all create — learning about all of the different cultures under the very, very broad AAPI umbrella. 
I am also very honored to be able to share a little piece here on my end, on one of my favorite shoe brands. (Dr. Martens were the first pair of shoes that I ever diligently SAVED UP money to buy for myself). Check out the reel to see the process and to check out the different facets of the art. 
#ad #illustration #shoeart #cutefood #DrMartens
Happy #nationalbubbleteaday! Here's a throwback to Happy #nationalbubbleteaday! Here's a throwback to this documentary I made back in 2019, showing the step-by-step on making @bb6twpopup's Bubble Tea-ramisu, a dessert paying homage to one of Taiwan's many culinary contributions to the world!
My work will be featured in the @littlesaigoncreat My work will be featured in the @littlesaigoncreative's art exhibit starting today through the end of the year. 
The exhibit is titled "Ăn Đi: Vietnamese Cuisine & Cooking." My fellow artists and I explore the vibrancy, subjectivity, power, and sometimes political nature of Vietnamese food. 
Come out today between 9am-4pm for the exhibit opening and experience the 3rd and final weekend of Tết celebrations at the Little Saigon Creative! They still have some of my li xi envelopes on sale so snatch them up in person before Tet is over and we are forced to throw them in the garbage. 
(FYI, the recycled illustrations used for this animation was originally done for @redboatfishsauce, haaay. Buy the tote this illo appears on in their store.)
This is an illustration I did for @nwasianweekly's This is an illustration I did for @nwasianweekly's lunar new year issue. ❤️🐅 I also wrote a fluff piece about tiger celebs exemplifying their tiger traits... Or not!? It's been a tigerrific week! 💤💤💤
Friends, here's a lighthearted slide deck of pragm Friends, here's a lighthearted slide deck of pragmatic affirmations, little sayings that have helped me re-center myself when I am feeling less than 100%, which I do this week.
Hope there is sunshine wherever you're at!
GIVEAWAY❗🧧 Hey, my buds @danggoodies, @eme GIVEAWAY❗🧧
Hey, my buds @danggoodies, @emeraldcityflowers, and I are partnering to offer you the ultimate Lunar New Year giveaway for those in the SEATTLE AREA! Enter to win a Lunar New Year macarons set by @danggoodies, floral arrangement by @emeraldcityflowers, and limited edition Tết lì xì envelopes + Trưng Sisters print by me.
To enter, follow the rules below:
1. Follow all three accounts: @danggoodies, @emeraldcityflowers, and @stacynguyencreative
2. Like this post.
3. Tag your friends, multiple entries are allowed.
4. Bonus entry - share to your IG stories.
If your profile is private, please make sure to send a screenshot of your post to @emeraldcityflowers.
Giveaway closes 1/23/22 11:59PM PST.
Winners will be announced 1/25/22.
Must pick-up giveaway items the weekend of 1/28-1/30 in SEATTLE AREA ONLY. Because flowers and macarons are delicate and beautiful and delicious. 
❤️❤️
🐯 @socolachocs Year of the Tiger box is on sale 🐯 @socolachocs Year of the Tiger box is on sale today. If you want a box, put in an order via their online store (link in their bio!) soon. These boxes may sell out quick if WENDY (!!!) severely underestimated how much her work resonates in people. Flip the slide to see the diff flavors on deck. Gaze your eyes upon my illustration and Wendy's creativity. TYTYTYTYT!
🐯 Hello, these are sold out. 🐯 Thank you to 🐯 Hello, these are sold out. 🐯
Thank you to everyone who ordered. Y'all winners. For those who didn't get to order but might want a set, these will later be on sale at @abacusrow (in their San Francisco store and also online), at @littlesaigoncreative (in their Seattle space), and at @winglukemuseum Lunar New Year Fair on Jan. 29. 
Also, the Trung Sisters print is also sold out. ❤️
UPDATE: THESE ARE SOLD OUT. 🐯 Hey, friends! I UPDATE: THESE ARE SOLD OUT. 🐯
Hey, friends! I decided to repeat and increase the pain of last year and do tết lì xì envelopes (Lunar New Year lucky envelopes) again. Lì xì are given by elders to kids (or by bosses to employees) with crisp, never-before-used cash in them to usher in fortune and good luck for the rest of the year. This custom happens all throughout Asia and among the Asian diaspora, with variations. In 2022, the year of the tiger (rawr) starts on Feb. 1.
This #hellaviet lì xì set features saucy little tigers with botanical symbols of luck from Vietnamese culture (chrysanthemums, kumquats, peach blossoms, orchids, and bông mai [Vietnamese mai flower]). These envelopes also reflect the different elements (wood, fire, earth, metal, and water).
This set is my mom-approved (I was shook) and are assembled by my own two stubby hands, so they are extra . . . idiosyncratic in craftsmanship and also have extra love in them. 
I randomly started making lucky money envelopes last year because I was holding in decades of resentment over only having Chinese-centric envelope options with Chinese characters on them and being told "Happy Chinese New Year!" by well-meaning people for years. I couldn't take it anymore so I created art out of that bitterness. Never forget where you came from, man.
These can be found in my online store. They are $16 bucks for 5 designs. You can also tap the image and get taken to the product page of these. Limited quantities, but I probably won't sell out this year unless I severely underestimated the way my work resonates in people. Thank you for reading all the way down to here. I've had a difficult week and I feel like it's bleeding through this caption. Okay, thanks for listening. I care about and appreciate you.
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