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Yoshiko Phillips

Illustration series that mixes Gothic and Baroque architecture with eye-popping colour palettes

Botanical themed vases and planters created as part of the Intoart ceramics collection 2017
Prints designs created for online gallery RoomFifty
Illustration series that mixes Gothic and Baroque architecture with eye-popping colour palettes

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