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The Magician Turned the Whale Into a Flower
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Yeondoo Jung has created a gallery containing drawings by children reimagined as photographs. My favorite thing about it is seeing how literally he translates some portions of the images (e.g. the triangular pigtail in “Television was so funny”). Divining the artistic intents of a 4-year-old = solid gold.

(Planetdandy.)

February 24, 2007 / Uncategorized

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