Ing Lee

Reminiscent of Risograph, mid-20th century printing techniques and pixel art, there’s an innocent and authentic zine or comic book vibe to Ing’s work. That’s not only because she loves deploying halftones, flat colors and uniform line weights – it’s also down to the skillful sequential storytelling achieved via her unique imagery. Clients flat-out love her curiosity and dedication to their projects. Nobody will get deeper into a topic or treat it with more sensitivity than Ing and every challenging brief leads to intriguing illustrations. Ing’s Korean and Brazilian cultural roots mingle in her aesthetic, which is also inspired by East Asian cinema, Japanese art and Korean book cover design. She has a BA in Fine Arts from the Federal University of Minas Gerais in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

Approach

In-depth research and reference finding drives Ing’s creative process. The execution is always digital but the look she creates has the feel of a bygone age.

Style

The lo-fi style Ing has perfected forms a perfect home for her simple, comic-style drawings, vibrant color juxtapositions, intercalating contrasts and robust line work.

Languages

English and Portuguese. Ing is hard of hearing and can meet via video call platforms that support live captioning such as Google Meet.