Video: Cute drawings by Korean artist Jangjun
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
Air clouds, smiling faces, cute animals and a sea of joy - this is what the Korean artist, working under the pseudonym Jangjun, draws. Fun and good-natured, these illustrations will not only delight children, but also cheer up adults. Moreover, in the modern world there are so few such bright and cheerful works.
Jangjun's work can be compared to the work of another, talented young Hungarian artist Irisz Agocs. Her illustrations also remind us of happy days, of childhood, every day of which is full of happiness and joy. Irisz Agocs advised other illustrators to eat more chocolate, travel and go to exhibitions. Maybe jangjun listened to these recommendations, or maybe this is his own recipe, but the work of the master is in no way inferior to the drawings of the Hungarian artist.
With his creativity, jangjun seeks not only to remind of childhood, but also to tell people that there is a lot of beauty in the world, you just need to be able to notice it. The artist says: “Each drawing is a special world for me, full of adventures and miracles. Perhaps, looking at these painted worlds, people will understand that our universe is beautiful. Adults should be more happy, because every day brings so many impressions that it would turn out to be a whole book full of beautiful illustrations!"
Jangjun admits that he is personally inspired by life itself. Sweet and touching, they, in turn, are able to inspire anyone. And if such a miracle is hung on the wall in a beautiful frame, then a good mood for the whole day is simply guaranteed!
Perhaps the illustrations of Jangjun are fascinating because of their bright colors, or maybe it's just that they are drawn with a soul, but they do not leave anyone indifferent. After all, sometimes we so want, if not to return childhood, then at least find out where it goes and quietly peep at it through a crack.
More works from the Korean artist Jangjun can be seen on his website (although it will be difficult to do this without knowing Korean, it's too strange they have everything arranged there). But a lot of his works are posted on the Internet, apparently, not only the illustrator's fellow countrymen are fans of his work.
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