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Fantastic Plants Spring from Taehyoung Maria Jeon’s Digital Illustrations

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Fantastic Plants Spring from Taehyoung Maria Jeon’s Digital Illustrations
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“I try to avoid playing it safe or going for the obvious. Instead, I look at plants from a different perspective and express them in my own way,” South Korean artist Taehyoung Maria Jeon says about a fantastical series of illustrations. “Ironically, having rules is what gives me the freedom to experiment with plant shape.”



Although she’s trained as a printmaker and continues to build compositions in layers, Jeon turns to digital methods as she reimagines the spec

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