Chris, the Story Reading Ape shared this site today. (Thanks, Chris.) And I wanted to pass it along directly to you. These drawings are so beautiful and inspiring, they touch my heart. Hope you enjoy them, as well.
Jin Chantez Yee (Jin Xingye) draws imaginary worlds, fairy atmospheres, like children stories, with as main theme the relationship between men and nature.
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These are indeed beautiful, Marcia. Thank you for drawing them to my attention.
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Some of them are incredible, aren’t they? You could write an entire book based on many of them. What a wonderful imagination this artists has. Glad you enjoyed them, Norah. 🙂
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Beautiful illustrations. Alkr is so talented. I visit many of his posts through Mira’s blog. 🙂
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You are one up on me, Deb. (Oh, no!! How did THAT happen??) I’m totally new to his work, but I’ll be watching for it now. I could get lost in some of his illustrations, for sure. 🙂
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OH, he’s fantastic. Mira Prabhu always has something to share of his. 🙂
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