About me: Alex Nguyen

About me: Alex Nguyen

I am living and working in New York City, USA. Artist Alex Nguyen is currently working in illustration and design. My artist's works are distinguished by delicate colors, unique beauty, and rich emotions.

The artist always pursues the goal of “Working with pleasure!”. I love comic books, coloring pages, photography, coffee, collecting leaves, and above all, I have a special interest in world cultures. Always be humble when talking about yourself and put your mind to work;





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Explore the Many Benefits of Coloring Pages

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