Image from the illustrated zine, Slackjaw. To review the entire publication, click here.
Image from the illustrated zine, Slackjaw. To review the entire publication, click here.
Full colour and alternate composition included.
Image from the illustrated zine, Slackjaw. To review the entire publication, click here.
Image from the illustrated zine, Slackjaw. To review the entire publication, click here.
Image from the illustrated zine, Slackjaw. To review the entire publication, click here.
Image from the illustrated zine, Slackjaw. To review the entire publication, click here.
Full colour and black-and-white versions included.
Image from the illustrated zine, Slackjaw. To review the entire publication, click here.
Full colour and black-and-white versions included.
Image from the illustrated zine, Slackjaw. To review the entire publication, click here.
Full colour and black-and-white versions included
An illustrated zine about the experience of watching a movie, told from the perspective of a film lover.
• 24 pages
• Printed in 3-colour risograph
• Self-published
An illustrated zine about the experience of watching a movie, told from the perspective of a film lover.
• 24 pages
• Printed in 3-colour risograph
• Self-published
2017 — Based off a NY Times Op-Ed titled "The Power of Movies To Change Our Hearts" about the effect that film has in championing African-American rights in the Civil Rights Movement and into the present.
2017 — Based off a NY Times Op-Ed titled "Checking In On Lady Liberty" about an American citizen compelled to visit the Statue of Liberty after President Trump's executive order banning immigrants from several Muslim nations.
Personal — 2017
Tribute to the late actress Setsuko Hara.
Illustration for Narratively — About prisoners who help their fellow inmates die with dignity in a hospice.
2017 — Based off a NY Times Op-Ed on a woman's desire to march on Washington in the wake of President Trump's inauguration as not only a form of protest but to honour her late mother's valiant efforts in previous historical protests.
Risograph poster featuring artwork by 12 Toronto artists of Lunchroom Toronto around the theme of "GROWTH" in the year 2016. Designed, illustrated (plant artwork on reverse) and typeset by Jeremy Leung.
Featured Artists
Ashley Tse
Danielle Lim
Elaine Lee
Gabriel Li
Jeannie Phan
Jenn Liv
Jeremy Leung
Justine Wong
Lizzie Oh
Maria Nguyen
Pam Lau
Sharmaine Sermonia
Printed by Colour Code Printing.
Personal — 2016
Personal — 2016
Personal — 2016
Personal, based off Anna Rose Holmer's 2016 film "The Fits" starring Royalty Hightower.
Chosen for the Communication Arts 2017 Illustration Competition Shortlist.
Personal — 2017
Illustration for The New York Times Sunday Business.
Depicts the volatility of the emerging markets and the importance of perseverance in times of doubt for investors.
Read the full story by Paul Lim here.
Personal — 2016
