RACHEL YOON
Rachel is a Korean-American Graphic Designer and Illustrator holding a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from the Rhode Island School of Design.
She enjoys integrating illustrations into her designs as well as exploring tactile and unconventional elements to craft narratives that resonate with those in her surroundings. Her curiosity lies in exploring the intersection of design for children and adults, aiming to generate new possibilities for play!
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“WHEN TIGERS USED TO SMOKE”: POSTER DESIGN
Adobe Photoshop
Clip Studio Paint
Risograph Printing
Adobe Photoshop
Clip Studio Paint
Risograph Printing
Bringing light to the disappearance of tigers🐯//
︎︎︎ emphasizing the juxtaposition by placing the cultural character of the tiger within the environment of deforestation led by the action of humans. This is in connection with the drastically different separation between the mythical and metaphorical depictions of the tiger with the real living being that is found difficult for both to be simultaneously viewed upon.
︎︎︎ was later printed through the risograph and distributed to the public.
︎︎︎ emphasizing the juxtaposition by placing the cultural character of the tiger within the environment of deforestation led by the action of humans. This is in connection with the drastically different separation between the mythical and metaphorical depictions of the tiger with the real living being that is found difficult for both to be simultaneously viewed upon.
︎︎︎ was later printed through the risograph and distributed to the public.
