Joohee Yoon

http://jooheeyoon.com/index.htm
“She contributes regularly to international publications, such as the New York Times, in addition to working on picture books, posters and other projects. "

Even with just pink and green, by using different transparencies, she has managed to create an interesting image. The different textures also add to the picture.

The limited colour of pink, red, green and yellow has worked really effectively, as well as an interesting twist on perspective within the piece, collaging the images together.

Zingy refreshing blue and yellow, you can taste the food and the sunshine in the picture. I’m interested in the way she’s shaded and used colour in the buildings, using the dark tone of the red for windows and doors and blue for the shape and line. It remiss me of the USE-IT map covers from europe.

I really enjoy her bright colours and clever combination to produce different tones with only a few colours.

The Tiger who would be king.

The Tiger who would be king.

Only using red and green, but combined makes a dark brown. The animals and jungle become one and merge together, and the bold geometric shapes distinguish them from the soft leaved plants.

Le Monde Magazine

interior cover and spot illustrations for a feature on wine and wine pairings