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You can barely detect a pencil stroke in Kyutae Lee’s atmospheric illustrations
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You can barely detect a pencil stroke in Kyutae Lee’s atmospheric illustrations Words Jynann Ong — Date 27 February 2019 Work Illustration Travel In the art of illustration, it is no mean feat to create a style that is technically brilliant and simultaneously contemporary. Kyutae Lee, a Gyeonggi-based illustrator manages to do both, however, recreating beautiful scenes through light-handed drawings. Through his signature style of soft shading and gently blended tones, Kyutae’s pencil drawings transport the viewer into feathery soft atmospheres. Even when you look closely at his painterly depic
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