Beautiful colors with the thickness and brightness of animation cell art, Chinese artist Zhou Fan’s works are inspired from childhood dreams of jellyfish parades in the sky falling to the ground to become mushrooms. She’s found that these dreams which have left a deep impression on her also capture more of her focus than reality. I don’t blame her!
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” She’s found that these dreams which have left a deep impression on her also capture more of her focus than reality. I don’t blame her! ”
zhou fan is male according to his biography.
http://www.zhoufanart.com/biography.html