Childlike
Art by Rosa Chou
“Emoto” by Rosa Chou, felt-tip ink pens, 2009.
Rosa Chou is careful to differentiate her work as being “childlike” vs. “childish.” Her illustrations of personified creatures—wearing bowties, sitting cross-legged in chairs—may be cartoonish, but they possess a charm and playfulness, as well as a glint of mysteriousness. With a background in graphic design, its influence is evident in the simplicity of her renderings and her strategic use of pattern.
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