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A Korean Artist Creates Tender Illustrations Anyone in Love Can Understand

Zipcy is a 30-year-old illustrator from Seoul, South Korea. In her paintings, she depicts the sensual side of love. It was the relationship with her husband that inspired her to create a series of illustrations called “Touch.” Zipcy wanted to show all the tenderness, lightness, dreaminess, and passion that the strongest of couples have.
She would like people looking at her illustrations to think about their partner. “I am trying to capture the feeling of touch.” says the artist.
We at Bright Side liked the works of this illustrator from South Korea and that’s why we decided to share the best of them with you.
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Which of Zipcy’s illustrations did you like the most? Tell us about it in the comments!
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I just so much love them all ?????
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Zipcy done a very well nd a deep artist ... really like her work? keep it up❤️
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