The Shanghairen
源自The New Yorker雜誌封面繪畫，繼法國的 The Parisianer 和日本的 The Tokyoiter後，另一位在上海的法國人Benoit Petrus發起了 The Shanghairen的活動，邀請許多創作者，以繪畫呈現城市印象。
我的畫中是曬著衣服的老洋房們，將過去工作會走經過的地方融合在一起，路上人們只要天氣一好就會用各種方式把衣服棉被掛滿街。
整個系列目前在Behance中:
https://www.behance.net/…/The-Shanghairen-55-Illustrations-…
Inspired by the cover style of The New Yorker magazine, and following France’s The Parisianer and Japan’s The Tokyoiter, Benoit Petrus, a Frenchman living in Shanghai, launched The Shanghairen project. It invites many creators to depict their impressions of Shanghai through illustrations.
In my artwork, I portray old Western-style houses with laundry hanging out to dry. The scene combines places I used to pass by for work, where whenever the weather is nice, people hang clothes and blankets all over the streets in various ways.
源自The New Yorker雜誌封面繪畫，繼法國的 The Parisianer 和日本的 The Tokyoiter後，另一位在上海的法國人Benoit Petrus發起了 The Shanghairen的活動，邀請許多創作者，以繪畫呈現城市印象。
我的畫中是曬著衣服的老洋房們，將過去工作會走經過的地方融合在一起，路上人們只要天氣一好就會用各種方式把衣服棉被掛滿街。
整個系列目前在Behance中:
https://www.behance.net/…/The-Shanghairen-55-Illustrations-…
Inspired by the cover style of The New Yorker magazine, and following France’s The Parisianer and Japan’s The Tokyoiter, Benoit Petrus, a Frenchman living in Shanghai, launched The Shanghairen project. It invites many creators to depict their impressions of Shanghai through illustrations.
In my artwork, I portray old Western-style houses with laundry hanging out to dry. The scene combines places I used to pass by for work, where whenever the weather is nice, people hang clothes and blankets all over the streets in various ways.
