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Jun 15

Charlene Chua – Seattle Metropolitan

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Worked on this fun illustration for Seattle Metropolitan. Apparently there’s so much caffeine in Seattle’s harbor that the fish have elevated caffeine levels. More on the blog. ~ Charlene Chua

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Jun 04

Charlene Chua – Vectips interview

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Charlene Chua has a new interview up with the popular vector art website Vectips.

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May 21

Charlene Chua – Salon magazine illustrations

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Some new work for Salon, which is a specialty magazine for the salons and stylists. It was a very fun job where the editors and art directors decided to go all retro-stylin’! Check out the work and more at Charlene Chua illustration news or on my main website.

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May 01

The Deep Inside, exhibition of 3D art

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The Deep Inside, exhibition of 3D art

To celebrate Bloor Cinema’s anniversary, The Deep Inside is an exhibition of artwork based off classic horror movies from the 1950s. Organized by Keep6 Contemporary and printed in old-school 3D by Studio XIX, the posters will be on display at the cinema. I have a poster in the show – look for it (it’s a secret till the show opens!). Charlene Chua

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Apr 17

Pearson science zoo

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This was a delightful project for Pearson I did some time ago (and completely forgot to show it). Charlene Chua illustration

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