Andrea Joseph’s amazing biro drawings
With digital art getting a lot of attention these days, it’s easy to forget the beauty of more traditional mediums. UK-based artist, Andrea Joseph, takes us back to that place with her wonderfully whimsical hand-drawings. Using nothing more than pencils and pen, she creates incredibly detailed illustrations of everything from Converse shoes to clothes in a washing machine.
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