2025 | Exploration
| Professional
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She - Why did you create this work?
This project began at the University of the Arts London, exploring illustration as a response to domestic violence. I created a pseudo-documentary and an illustration book revealing its impact. Using interviews from an official Chinese domestic violence documentary, I animated and projected drawings in my rented home. The book shows a woman hesitating to leave a howling-wind valley. - How were your illustrations used?
Animation: I used Procreate to make it frame by frame. And I took pictures of my bed sheets, home furnishings, etc. as the background of the animation.
Illustration story: I used brushes and ink to draw ancient Chinese women to present a sense of place in this Chinese domestic violence project. They were displayed in showcases and exhibitions.
- What materials and techniques did you use?
ink, pencil, procreate, cotton fabric - Was this project commissioned?
Un-commissioned - Personal Website or Portfolio Link
readymag.website/u910760912/4568554/
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@oorangeland - Biography
Lin is a visual artist working across illustration, animation, picture books, and comics. Her award-winning work has been exhibited internationally, including in the USA, Singapore, and China. She creates engaging and meaningful intermedia narratives across formats—from children’s books to comics and wordless stories. For collaborations or commissions, please contact: [email protected] - Where are you currently based?
United Kingdom (UK)
