Deth P Sun is an American artist and illustrator known for his distinctively quirky, cartoonish style. He was born in Taiwan and raised in California, and his work often reflects his Asian-American background. Sun's art is characterized by his use of bold, bright colors and playful, surreal imagery. His characters are often anthropomorphic animals or fantastical creatures, and his compositions are filled with intricate details and hidden elements that invite the viewer to explore. One of Sun's most notable projects is his ongoing series of comics called "The Deth P. Sun Mini-Comic," which he has been producing since 2001. These mini-comics are small, handmade booklets that he sells at conventions and online, and they feature a variety of stories ranging from whimsical to melancholy. In addition to his comics, Sun has created a wide range of illustrations for clients such as Nike, Wired magazine, and the band Animal Collective. He has also exhibited his work in galleries around the world, including the Jonathan LeVine Gallery in New York and the Compound Gallery in Oakland, California. Despite his success, Sun remains humble and down-to-earth, and he continues to create art that is playful, imaginative, and deeply personal. His work has a childlike quality that is both charming and slightly unsettling, and it invites viewers to step into a world that is both familiar and strange.