Ventura Strong – Two Trees Lives On

Lillian Li
December 4, 2018

Cartoonist Lillian Li expresses her solidarity for victims of the Thomas Fire through a watercolor piece commemorating the survival of the famous Two Trees, and by extension, the survival of the Venturan spirit through those trying times.

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Lillian Li, Illustrator

Just a third year illustrator who loves music, character designing, and Dungeons & Dragons. Believes video games are a valid art form and...

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