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Surreal Illustrations For Book Lovers By Korean Artist Jungho Lee
Jungho Lee is a Korean artist and illustrator based in Seoul. He creates surreal illustrations incorporating books into our everyday surroundings and is also in the process of working on his own picture book.
He creates hand-drawn images that are then scanned and layered digitally, citing surrealists such as René Magritte as a major influence. Jungho Lee was recently named the overall professional winner of the World Illustration Awards 2016.
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Deborah R. 10 years ago
As a life-long, dyed-in-the-wool book lover, I am smitten by these pictures -- so original, so imaginative, so inspiring. I especially love "Fall," where the elderly woman sees her shadow as her younger self. Wonderful! You're really good! Do these exist as prints that I could buy?
Vera Rehman (Post author) 10 years ago
Hey Deborah, really don't know about it, but there is the link of artist's website above in description, you may find more info about paper prints there !!!
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Dessira Buchholz 10 years ago
Wow! I love these. "Invitation" is my favorite. It really captures that first glimpse into the book.
Deborah R. 10 years ago
As a life-long, dyed-in-the-wool book lover, I am smitten by these pictures -- so original, so imaginative, so inspiring. I especially love "Fall," where the elderly woman sees her shadow as her younger self. Wonderful! You're really good! Do these exist as prints that I could buy?
Vera Rehman (Post author) 10 years ago
Hey Deborah, really don't know about it, but there is the link of artist's website above in description, you may find more info about paper prints there !!!
Load More Replies... Dessira Buchholz 10 years ago
Wow! I love these. "Invitation" is my favorite. It really captures that first glimpse into the book.
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