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What’s Happening??? (2023)
Size: 11 × 15” (28 × 38 cm)
Gouache and colored pencil on paper, mounted on a foam board
Sold unframed
Signed, titled, and dated on border and/or back
Includes Certificate of Authenticity
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Made after graduating college with an art degree, I had a lot of doubts and anxiety for my future — if I was making the right decision or throwing away my future.
This would sometimes result in out-of-body experiences where I felt like a part of me was silently screaming. My ears and chest would ring, and I would feel eerily calm, but felt another part of me buzzing with anxiety.
What’s Happening??? is inspired by these sensations.
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Fulfillment:
All original artworks are packaged by hand. Please allow up to 5 business days for your order to be processed and protected. You will receive a shipment confirmation email with tracking information as soon as your artwork is ready to be shipped.
Ships from the US with tracking and signature confirmation.
Shipping times:
US: 3-7 business days
Outside of US: 2–4 weeks
Customs & Import Duties: Please note that international orders may incur import taxes, customs duties, or handling fees upon arrival, which are the responsibility of the recipient.
*Note: Delivery times are estimates and not guarantees.
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Returns and exchanges are not accepted.
If your order arrives damaged, please contact me at alyssa.t.zhang@gmail.com within 21 days of delivery with photos of the issue for a refund.
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