When Eun Byuel Yeo's project "Mickey, Hey Mickey" was created, she was in a very insecure society during her rookie year. She was really nostalgic and was really emotionally drained, so she though she needed something therapeutic to relieve her feelings, and so this is what she did. Let's see her very intimate project.

The Disney character Mickey is one of my favorite characters. Watching "Mickey Mouse" made me really happy so what I wanted in my situation to work was to be able to overcome the sad feelings by drawing. Dor the inspiration, I can't pinpoint one thing because it was an expression of my feelings everyday, all the objects I have seen through my eyes, the music I hear everyday, weather, etc. - these are the factors that have ultimately inspired me a lot.
-Eun Byuel Yeo

I would like to describe my working style as very detailed, mostly pastel colors and my inspirations are Gustav Klimt and Alphonse Mucha. I also admire the illustrators "TENG YU", "LALA" Korea design studio "Triangle studio" and "Studio Plat". I really love their awesome art work. I'm not yet still in the position to advise anyone but what I wanted to say was believe in your own self - your own, and silently place efforts. That's all!
-Eun Byuel Yeo

About Eun Byuel Yeo

Eun Byuel Yeo have been working as a designer in the field of graphic design at VMD now for four years. See more of her works on Behance.