“Overlooked Moments” is a project centered around everyday moments that are often underappreciated, focusing on food, cooking, and the kitchen. Central to the project are 10 lithograph prints, each 6” x 6.” Although this printmaking process is time-consuming and tedious, it gives the pieces a handmade, intimate quality that I was looking for. It is also fitting for the theme of the works since it allowed me to spend more time and attention on each piece. I then scanned the prints and formatted them on Photoshop, along with the front and back covers that I drew in colored pencil. After I printed the pages, I cut, folded, and bound them together with thread to create zines. Similarly, I created the “Sardines” edition of prints using lithography and silkscreening. I wanted to combine these two printmaking methods to give the piece a mixed media approach, incorporating different textures. Another component of the project is an acrylic painting. I wanted it to be a large piece so the viewer could get the feel of the space I was creating. I began with taking reference photos in my kitchen. When painting the piece, I focused a lot on the color palette and brush strokes, using pastel, neutral colors. I kept the painting to a loose style, using big brushes and a plastic card to apply the paint, along with paint markers in the final steps. This project allowed me to use multiple processes and techniques to create a single body of work that share a focus on being mindful in these different moments.