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Kelvin Yeoh

Hi, I am Kelvin Yeoh. I illustrate crumpled papers for my concentration with Adobe Illustrator. I feels like the detail on crumpled papers is interesting, because people don't even notice the shadows on it, but when you really look at it, the shadow is really complicated. You can check my website out at http://yeohkelvin2010.wix.com/portfolio

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  1. These are really cool pieces. The attention to detail is my favorite part and how real it looks.

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  2. I love these the shadows and the details on the angles are awesome!

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  3. These are great! I can't wait to see all of the pieces together; especially since each one requires such an attention to detail and each figure is so significant

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  4. These two pieces are literally awesome. its so cool how you got the text like that in illustrator.

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