South Korean illustrator and tattoo artist Miki Kim is bringing a new meaning to the phrase "face value." Her work blurs the lines between human form and fantasy, as she imagines everyday objects and animals with an anthropomorphic flair. Streams of tears flow into crisp and cold martini glasses, wide grins bear the faces of laughing Otafuku masks in place of teeth and sleek, long-limbed women flaunt a mantis-like eroticism - this is all a part of the signature style she's spent years sharpening...
South Korean illustrator and tattoo artist Miki Kim is bringing a new meaning to the phrase "face value." Her work blurs the lines between human form and fantasy, as she imagines everyday objects and animals with an anthropomorphic flair. Streams of tears flow into crisp and cold martini glasses, wide grins bear the faces of laughing Otafuku masks in place of teeth and sleek, long-limbed women flaunt a mantis-like eroticism - this is all a part of the signature style she's spent years sharpening...
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