Self-discovery Series Art Postcards (Set of 3)
4x6” Postcards (3 pcs.)
Art & Design by Soyoung Seo
Two-dimensional
The First Installment to a Self-Discovery Painting Series. What makes a good painting? Does it always require the depth that everyone craves?
Hide & Seek
The second installment to a self-discovery painting series. In the dance of shadows and light, we often elude the brilliance that shines too brightly. Do we possess the courage to seek truth or could our perspective be colored by bias? Or could we be simply running away from it altogether?
Give & Take
Water proves beneficial in most instances, but when drowning, it becomes the last thing you desire. Do our kind deeds genuinely place the wants and needs of others at the forefront, or are they oftentimes concealed with selfish motives, aimed at securing our own sense of worth?
4x6” Postcards (3 pcs.)
Art & Design by Soyoung Seo
Two-dimensional
The First Installment to a Self-Discovery Painting Series. What makes a good painting? Does it always require the depth that everyone craves?
Hide & Seek
The second installment to a self-discovery painting series. In the dance of shadows and light, we often elude the brilliance that shines too brightly. Do we possess the courage to seek truth or could our perspective be colored by bias? Or could we be simply running away from it altogether?
Give & Take
Water proves beneficial in most instances, but when drowning, it becomes the last thing you desire. Do our kind deeds genuinely place the wants and needs of others at the forefront, or are they oftentimes concealed with selfish motives, aimed at securing our own sense of worth?
4x6” Postcards (3 pcs.)
Art & Design by Soyoung Seo
Two-dimensional
The First Installment to a Self-Discovery Painting Series. What makes a good painting? Does it always require the depth that everyone craves?
Hide & Seek
The second installment to a self-discovery painting series. In the dance of shadows and light, we often elude the brilliance that shines too brightly. Do we possess the courage to seek truth or could our perspective be colored by bias? Or could we be simply running away from it altogether?
Give & Take
Water proves beneficial in most instances, but when drowning, it becomes the last thing you desire. Do our kind deeds genuinely place the wants and needs of others at the forefront, or are they oftentimes concealed with selfish motives, aimed at securing our own sense of worth?