#woonju

This 3D art created by a Korean artist has a unique feel and atmosphere. If you're a Korean who remembers this era, you can't help but admire the crazy quality.

Korean artist WoonJu's work has a very 1980s Korean feel to it. She says that when she's working, it's important to think about how the three-dimensionality comes alive and how the shadows come in. It makes a difference in the mood you convey, the sense of space, and the atmosphere.

It's your sense and persistence that determines the realism and mood of your work. He wanted to cast shadows on the ceiling, but spotlights only extend downward, so he installed additional pointlights to cast shadows. In this way, the artist puts persistence and effort into determining the dimensionality and atmosphere. In total, the artist created this project in one year and five months. Kudos to her persistence and craftsmanship.

To see more of her work, visit here.