🎊🎉Congratulations to Jungyeon Roh, and Dinara Mirtalipova for being chosen and selected for American Illustration 40!🎉🎊
ARTIST: Jungyeon Roh
TITLE: The Fairy & The Fried Shrimp
ARTIST: Dinara Mirtalipova
TITLE: How to Love the World (Book Cover)
CLIENT: Storey Publishing
ARTIST: Dinara Mirtalipova
TITLE: Fantastical Day in Nature (part of mural series) Chosen for Website
CLIENT: Church+State
Jungyeon Roh illustrated The Coming Eldercare Tsunami in the January-February 2020 issue of Harvard Magazine.
For: Harvard Magazine
Jungyeon Roh created this 3-color risograph print featuring soft serve ice cream, sushi, and other Korean foods for a new personal project.
For: Personal Work
Jungyeon Roh recently created this timely risograph print about climate change.
For: Personal Work
Jungyeon Roh illustrated for Cincinnati Magazine's feature on street food and carry-out in the July issue.
For: Cincinnati Magazine
Jungyeon Roh illustrated 40 Home Repairs Anyone Can Do! in the June 2018 issue of Reader's Digest. See all the illustrations from this series on Jungyeon's blog.
For: Reader's Digest
Jungyeon Roh's 2012 cover for The Village Voice was recently featured on AdAge, where it was compared with a very recent issue of Variety magazine.
Fun fact: Jungyeon Roh's illustration was also selected for American Illustration 31.
For: GQ
For: Personal Work
For: LA Weekly
Jungyeon Roh illustrates a map of the best places to get Mexican food in Los Angeles
Editorial illustration for June Issue of Military Officer Magazine
JUNGYEON ROH
for GQ
The Right Way to Get a Tan This Summer
JUNGYEON ROH
for Eight by Eight
Portrait of French football star Paul Pogba and 23 other athletes for the ‘The Last Tournament.’ Visit Jungyeon’s blog to see sketches from this project.
JUNGYEON ROH is American Illustration's featured Illustrator Profile "I want to be a diverse artist who has no limits"
JUNGYEON ROH for Ray-Ban Artwork for the Ray-Ban Hub at 116 Wooster St., New York City. Agency: Publicis Paris.
JUNGYEON ROH for Newsweek Two Numbers: Bacon Is Carcinogenic, but So Is the Air You Breathe
JUNGYEON ROH for The New Yorker 'Father' by Tatyana Tolstaya
JUNGYEON ROH for Newsweek Two Numbers: Chris Christie's Big Appetite — and Budget — For Concession Stand Bites
JUNGYEON ROH for Grantland The Woman Who Froze in Fargo
JUNGYEON ROH for Seattle Met Magazine Shameless in Seattle
JUNGYEON ROH for The Who, the What, and the When: 65 Artists Illustrate the Secret Sidekicks of History by Jenny Volvovski, Julia Rothman and Matt Lamothe for Chronicle BooksJungyeon Roh illustrated Martin Luther King Jr's mentor Bayard Rustin for this "treasure trove of word and image for history buffs, art lovers, and anyone who rejoices in unexpected discovery."