Emi Ueoka – Intersections
‘I’m attracted to people waiting around, commuting, and hanging out because I like drawing understated poses and a certain atmosphere. In time this interest grew, ever so slightly, to include the surrounding traffic. Intersections is a collection of these drawings.’ – Emi Ueoka
Emi Ueoka is a Melbourne-based Japanese artist working primarily in pencil. She studied in the United Kingdom, exhibiting life drawings at the National Portrait Gallery as a high school student, and graduated in Graphic Design from Central Saint Martins, London. In 2011 she began her career as an illustrator with commissions including British Vogue, The New York Times, Shiseido and Herman Miller.
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Emi Ueoka – Intersections
‘I’m attracted to people waiting around, commuting, and hanging out because I like drawing understated poses and a certain atmosphere. In time this interest grew, ever so slightly, to include the surrounding traffic. Intersections is a collection of these drawings.’ – Emi Ueoka
Emi Ueoka is a Melbourne-based Japanese artist working primarily in pencil. She studied in the United Kingdom, exhibiting life drawings at the National Portrait Gallery as a high school student, and graduated in Graphic Design from Central Saint Martins, London. In 2011 she began her career as an illustrator with commissions including British Vogue, The New York Times, Shiseido and Herman Miller.
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‘I’m attracted to people waiting around, commuting, and hanging out because I like drawing understated poses and a certain atmosphere. In time this interest grew, ever so slightly, to include the surrounding traffic. Intersections is a collection of these drawings.’ – Emi Ueoka
Emi Ueoka is a Melbourne-based Japanese artist working primarily in pencil. She studied in the United Kingdom, exhibiting life drawings at the National Portrait Gallery as a high school student, and graduated in Graphic Design from Central Saint Martins, London. In 2011 she began her career as an illustrator with commissions including British Vogue, The New York Times, Shiseido and Herman Miller.
