View my collection of commissioned pieces, that combine a range of artistic styles and mediums

This piece symbolizes the tax firm, Elkins & Elkins' mission, specializing in building relationships with long-lasting clients. I used a mix of bold colors and abstract objects to create a sense of depth, alluding to the firm's complex work and meaningful relationships built over decades of service.

This piece was commissioned by the founder of the UC Berkeley C.R.E.A.M Lab. I recreated the Lab’s Logo and designed a painting that showcases the research they conduct in clinical psychology. As a past research assistant in the C.R.E.A.M. Lab, I have trained to perform EEG assessments and wanted to demonstrate the neuroscience facet of the lab through an artistic lens.

A kettuba symbolizes a couples marriage and serves as formal documentation the joining of two people in Jewish culture. Danielle and Ronnie took a modern twist on the kettuba as they wanted an original painting that encompassed their wedding venue circling the kettuba text, alike to vowes.

Eric wanted a me to create a piece after his favorite artist but use stylistic components that matched my artistic style and compliment his tastes. By highlighting the original paintings usage of abstract lines I created a piece that is uniquely its own and follows a more concise pattern.

"We love our painting so much. It’s full of life — our family’s collective life so far. Sara listened to our hopes for the piece, then proceeded to paint and draw big moments and tiny nuances with vibrancy, whimsy, and truth. It has already sparked the curiosity of friends

who see it and conversations with our children about memories that resonate in Sara’s work."

This piece focuses on the natural scenery in the client's neighborhood combined with the rich architecture San Francisco has to offer.
I loved mixing media with this piece and felt inspired to step outside my comfort zone by morphing Impressionism with Abstract art, two styles I would not normally pair together.