Jiyung Lee's illustrations of everyday items are organised 'almost like a catalogue layout'

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Jiyung Lee's illustrations of everyday items are organised 'almost like a catalogue layout'

Korean illustrator Jiyung Lee organizes everyday objects into grid-based catalogue-style drawings inspired by market stalls and supermarket flyers.

What: Jiyung Lee, a Korean illustrator who studied fine art in South Korea and Communication Design in France, creates grid-based drawings of everyday items (bread, insects, coffee) using rulers, circle templates, and ellipse guides. She collaborates with Risograph print studios including Quintal Studio in Paris and RFI Gallery in Hamburg.

Decoder

Risograph printing: A stencil-based printing process using soy-based inks, known for vibrant colors and distinctive texture. Popular among artists and designers for limited-run prints and zines.

Original article

Jiyung Lee creates meticulously structured drawings inspired by the organization of everyday objects.

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