Fresh, vibrant poster work from South Korean designer Soojin Lee

Date
16 November 2015

Born in Seoul, South Korea graphic designer Soojin Lee’s portfolio is full of great moments with posters, branding projects and even a stamp collection all featuring. Currently studying in Berlin, Soojin’s style is graphic, clean and vibrant and these self-initiated projects are a great glimpse into how her work might progress over time. Her poster work for various festivals and exhibitions is strongest with digital illustrations and fresh colours providing an almost mesmerising movement and dynamism.

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Soojin Lee: Circle Twisted Line

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Soojin Lee: Abstract circle

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Soojin Lee: International Typography Design

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Soojin Lee: Explosion

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Soojin Lee: Explosion

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Soojin Lee: Typography Design Award

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Soojin Lee: Typography Design Award

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Soojin Lee: Last Handshaking

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Soojin Lee: Last Handshaking

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Soojin Lee: 70th National Liberation Stamps

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Soojin Lee: 70th National Liberation Stamps

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Rebecca Fulleylove

Rebecca Fulleylove is a freelance writer and editor specialising in art, design and culture. She is also senior writer at Creative Review, having previously worked at Elephant, Google Arts & Culture, and It’s Nice That.

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