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First Gen
First Gen

Illustration

First Gen

Growing up in Canada I felt a disconnect from my heritage and culture. This image represents that struggle with identity.

Goodbye, Goodluck.
Goodbye, Goodluck.

Illustration

Goodbye, Goodluck.

This referenced an image taken of my family in the airport, on their way to Canada.

I Remember the Colours
I Remember the Colours

Illustration

I Remember the Colours

My grandpa used to wear a longyi at home.

Imagined Myanmar
Imagined Myanmar

Illustration

Imagined Myanmar

Growing up I heard a lot of stories about my family and where we came from. All that I know and learned has come from my family’s stories and what I imagined Myanmar to be like, both as a kid and even now.

Love, and Crazy Things
Love, and Crazy Things

Illustration

Love, and Crazy Things

My mom told me in a car ride that my grandpa used to sneak by border guards to meet my grandma. I think it's insane, and very cool of him.

Popo's Home
Popo's Home

Illustration

Popo's Home

My grandma used to live in Taunggyi, everything was on the water. I remember her stories about it.

Queen of Hearts
Queen of Hearts

Illustration

Queen of Hearts

This is a character design for the Queen of Hearts.

The Association
The Association

Illustration

The Association

My grandparents helped found a Burmese Association here in Toronto. It was a nice community for them here.

The Jabberwocky
The Jabberwocky

Illustration

The Jabberwocky

This is a character design for the Jabberwocky.

The Jabberwocky: Keyframe
The Jabberwocky: Keyframe

Other

The Jabberwocky: Keyframe

This is a keyframe for the Jabberwocky.

The Wizard of Oz
The Wizard of Oz

Illustration

The Wizard of Oz

Here are my redesigns of a few Wizard of Oz characters.

Work Experience
Work Experience

Illustration

Work Experience

My grandpa used to work as a dentist. When he came to Canada he built airplanes.

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Kas Lockwood

Illustration

“My thesis follows the story of my family’s immigration from Myanmar to Canada. This history is explored through nostalgia from its Greek origin: nostos meaning ‘return home’ and algos meaning ‘pain’....” [More]