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Weston Wei's captivating collection of illustrations for The New York Times Travel Section.
Weston has made significant contributions to The New York Times Travel Section with his distinctive illustrations for the Tips and Advice column.
His work covers a variety of practical travel topics such as "How to Fly Your Kids Solo, Free of Stress," "How to Choose the Right Tour Group," "What to Do If You Lose Your Passport," and "How to Travel Safely with a Food Allergy."
Employing a monochrome palette and a painterly style, Wei's compositions adeptly capture and enhance the essence of each piece of advice, providing readers with both visual delight and practical insight.
editorial
travel
conceptual
new york times
line and colour
monochrome
weston wei
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