Manshen Lo draws using an ink brush before colouring her artworks digitally. She has a clarity of line and composition influenced by both cinematography and comics. Her subjects are approached in a naturalistic and minimal style, and are set in interior or exterior surroundings that create a tension and dialogue. Manshen has worked editorially for Meng Ya, The New Yorker, Vogue, INQUE, The Guardian and The New York Times. She has created book covers for Sally Rooney’s Beautiful World Where Are You and the Korean international best seller I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki. Her work has been commissioned for title sequences for Netflix, film posters for Studio Canal and branding projects for SONY, IKEA, Tylko, Shiseido and Story mfg.
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Japanese Breakfast
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Talking Heads #13: Manshen Lo interview
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Tom Odell
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Faber & Faber
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Bloomsbury
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Meng Ya
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Meng Ya
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Meng Ya
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Meng Ya
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Studio Canal x MASSIVE
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Tylko
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The New York Times
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Meng Ya
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Mountain hug
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Meng Ya
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BAUM
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BAUM
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Netflix
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Netflix
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Netflix
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Sulo
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Sulo
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BAUM
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Reveal
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Vogue
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Tom Odell
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Moment
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Faber & Faber
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Tom Odell
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BAUM
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SONY
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SONY
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Moment
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BAUM
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Airbnb
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Elephant Magazine
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The Barbican x Space10
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The New York Times
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GLAS Animation Festival
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Block magazine
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The New Yorker
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Reception
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Untitled
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Orchid
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The New Yorker
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Rimowa
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Rimowa
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Pavillion
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The New Yorker
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The New York Times
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Midday
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Self portrait
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Esquire
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Poetry Review
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Poetry Review
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The Poetry Review
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The Poetry Review
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Garden
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Starecase
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Portrait of FX & Saul
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Bubble
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Outside Magazine
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Lost and Found Market
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Outside Magazine
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Varoom Magazine
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Story mfg.
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Untitled