Seoul-born Yeji Yun’s work may look a little rough around the edges – but don’t let that fool you. While her sketchbook cum diary is filled with what may seem like rough pencil drawings, filled with Korean words (which I can’t decipher); I find them to be playful and emotional – a little more so than her commercial works that can feel more polished and grown up (but still retaining that sense of delight that shines through in her sketches.)
Happy Monday folks!
haha…really love the people fishing for people. just stumbled upon your blog and I really love it!
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