Illustration and Printmaking

Digital Media

The 52: Stories of Women who Transformed Toronto

Digital illustrations by Mia Yaguchi-Chow. Graphic treatment by Museum of Toronto.


The 52 Portraits of athletes displayed at Harbourfront Centre during FIFA 2026. Photos courtesy of Harbourfront Centre.
The 52 Portraits printed on display cards. Photos courtesy of Museum of Toronto.





Open for Interpretation, 2021


In 2021, I was contracted by It Gets Better Canada to develop an series of artworks based on my intersectional identities of queerness, ethnicity, culture, and more, as expressed through fashion. I decided to pursue a digital self-portrait series featuring six “primary eras” of my life thus far (2016-2021), displaying how my style has changed along with other aspects of my identity.

This embedded video takes viewers through my creative process and conceptual thinking.

I had not yet come out as non-binary yet by the time of publishing this video.


Altogether, 2021


Altogether. Ink and digital media. 2021.


Pixel Art




Traditional Media

Painting

 
Self-portrait, acrylic, oil and water-mixable oil on 12x16” canvas paper. 2026.
Watercolour on 9x12” hot press watercolour paper. 2026.
Poster paint/gouache on cold-press watercolour paper. 2026.
Drawing oils on canvas paper. 2026.
Drawing oils on canvas paper. 2026.
Water-soluble oils on canvas paper. 2025.
Watercolour on cold-press watercolour paper. 2026.
Acrylic and acrylic gouache on wood panel. 2026.
Vinyl emulsion, acrylic marker, and archival ink on wood panel. 2025.
Water-soluble oils and water-soluble crayons on canvas. 2026.
Acrylic on canvas. 2020.


Printmaking


Tiger Roar, 4x6” linoleum block print, acrylic ink. 2026.
Skull Helmet, 4x6” linoleum block print, oil-based ink. 2026.
Daruma #1, 4x5” linoleum block print, acrylic ink. 2026.