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Jenny Yu is a Chinese-American artist and illustrator, based in Los Angeles, California. Currently, she is working as an environment concept artist at Mindshow, which allows people to create, share and experience shows in VR.
This time we would like to introduce you her digital illustrations that are followed by almost 70,000 followers on Instagram.
Yu takes inspiration from ordinary moments of her everyday life and creates romantic, magical but at the same time nostalgic worlds. She hopes that these worlds will help “soften the edges of living”.
"Life often becomes routine and tiring for us, so I want to remind myself and others that there is always magic even in the trivial drills of everyday life." - says Jenny Yu.
Scroll down the page and see it for yourself! We are sure that her illustrations will take you away for a minute from the boring routine.
More info: Instagram
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Flowering Panda 6 years ago
I don't know. Maybe it's just me. I feel a bit more lonely after looking at this. But it's done so well nonetheless.
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Vanessa Sobalvarro Villalobos 6 years ago
amazing!!! it is one of the coolest things i ever saw.
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Heidi Matsumoto 6 years ago
Wooooah I love this atmosphere!!! It'd feel so wonderful after a good night's sleep and you don't have work. You'll just peacefully and slowly prepare your breakfast, gaze at the beautiful morning outside while sipping your coffee. Turn your TV on in its soft volume and text your friends about your meeting. Waaaaaaahhhh I waaaaant! <3
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A Girl With A Dream 6 years ago
This is my favorite one! I love the colors and I can definitely relate to this one in a weird way!
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Daria B 6 years ago
I like how this can be interpreted both as "doors closing slowly" and "doors just started opening". (As well as, doors almost closed/slightly opened) Is she depressed, but she can still see the light? (Hence the light is on her eyes) Or is she really disturbed by the light as she's trying to take a rest? It can be both.
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Siddharth Rath 6 years ago (edited)
SPIDER-MAN!!!!!!! Edit: I checked her Instagram and this one is something she did exclusively for 'Into the Spider-Verse' fanart contest
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Pretty Pangolin 6 years ago
These are amazing! How often do you see anything original online these days?
Andrew Keane 6 years ago
Nicest selection of artwork on Bored Panda for sometime. Beautiful use of light and seemingly effortless style. I also love that strong depth of field.
Heidi Matsumoto 6 years ago
I don't know why I love the Japanese vibes these works are showing but they're definitely magical!!! <3
Shiroi_ryuu 6 years ago
What kind of animation software did you use? These are very enlightening
Tyler Geer 6 years ago
Wow such amazing artistry. This painter is obviously a woman because a man would never have used this much blue paint. The only criticism I would have is that I would have to say I feel lonelier now after viewing these paintings that I did before I looked at them.
Pretty Pangolin 6 years ago
These are amazing! How often do you see anything original online these days?
Andrew Keane 6 years ago
Nicest selection of artwork on Bored Panda for sometime. Beautiful use of light and seemingly effortless style. I also love that strong depth of field.
Heidi Matsumoto 6 years ago
I don't know why I love the Japanese vibes these works are showing but they're definitely magical!!! <3
Shiroi_ryuu 6 years ago
What kind of animation software did you use? These are very enlightening
Tyler Geer 6 years ago
Wow such amazing artistry. This painter is obviously a woman because a man would never have used this much blue paint. The only criticism I would have is that I would have to say I feel lonelier now after viewing these paintings that I did before I looked at them.
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