YNEK P O R T F O L I O SELECTED W O R K S
Education
Virginia Polytechic State of University, MLA School of Architecture + Design 2013 University of California, Berkeley, Summer Session Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning 06,2011-08, 2011 National Taiwan university, BLA Department of Horticulture and Landscape Achitecture 09,2007-06,2011
YI NING EAINE KU
Internship
EDA international Landscape Acitecture‧Urban Design 06,2010-09,2010
Career Services
Old Farm Landscape Architecture Landscape Designer 11.2011-07.2013 National Taiwan University Lab assistant 08,2010-02,2011
Honors/Awards
Golden Medal The Evaluatin and Exhibition of 100 Architectural Graduation Projects Cross Colleges in North Taiwan. ROC, 2011
Skills/Abilities
Software Skills Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Flash, Adobe InDesign,Corel Painter, AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Vue, 3ds Max Languages Fluent in Mandarin and English
Landscape is a Poem
Water, wind, light, soil, rain, all keep whispering their stories to us. The narration and abstraction make landscape just like a beutiful poem, letting audience walk in it and experience their own journeies. The changeable interaction in landscape is mysterious and facinating,which is what lanscape means to me. The works selected include the projects inspired by its own stories and the ones adopting the aditional stories. The themes contain nature, beauty, and culture, enhancing the awareness of local identity.
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Contents School Projects Art Environment Art Living, 2011........1 Winne, 2011........9 2,000, 2013........15
Work Projects Emerald,2013........23 Naxi Paradise, 2012........31
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This site is where the Flora expo was held, so the issue is about post expo usage. On the basis of the original land plan, I redesigned it with a new meaning. Government keeps advocating art development, and this is the best place to conduct such idea because there are the art centers, the exhibition pavilions and abundant historical heritage. The concept was that I wanted art works and exhibitions to be out of the buildings and interact with the environment, including light, wind, sky and plants, providing a possibility for art works to present different “expressions� and be more approachable for people. In addition, it is also easier to feel the beauty of nature. I wanted to emphasize both artificial and the nature beauty, and evoked the care of where we live.
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"I love all beauteous things, I seek and adore them; God hath no better praise, And man in his hasty days Is honoured for them." <I love all beauteous things> Robert Bridges
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Art Environment Art Living Landscape redesign of the Floral Expo park, Taipei Instructor: Chang, C. Y.
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Taipei Story House Expo Theater
Taipei Fine Art Museum
Taipei Broadcasting Station Pavilion of Culture
Yuan-Shan Historical Site Employment Service Office Minglun Senior High
Department of Labor
Yuan Shan Di Cang An Minglun Elementary School
Yuan-Shan Park Celebrity’s Jouse
The Taipei Zen Buddhism Temple of the Rinzai
Expo Dome
Military Polic Command
Zhong Shang Art Park
Surroundings Site
Park Residential Area Public Facility River’s Active Channel Commercila Area Academic Area Government Organization Area
Funtion Proposal
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The brief map of green spaces inTaipei City demonstrates that the site is near the central and palys an important role to connect the adjacent green areas. As the greens can be linked, the ecosystem has greater opportunity to become integrated, enhancing the harmony between wildlives and humans.
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This site is in the Daan Forest Park, the biggest park in Taipei. I chose the story of “Winnie the Pooh ” as my theme. I reconstructed the 100 Acre Wood in the story, combining it with the English garden style and healing garden. I related each character’s home to the topics, including a tree house playing zone, a garden with colors, and several mini farms, all of which were designed to improve the five sense for children. I wanted to connect playing to therapy and used the popular cartoon, with a feast of colors to attract children. In the meanwhile, liberating the children’s fear of illness, and provided them with more time and space with nature.
SITE BASKETBALL COURT
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FLOWER TRELLIS
PUBLIC P.U ATHKETIC TRACK
"These massive roots afford a seat, Which seems for weary travellers made. There rest. The air is soft and sweet In this sequestered forest glade, And there are scents of flowers around, The evening dew draws from the ground; How soothingly they spread!" <The Wood> Charlotte Bronte 9
Winnie Plant design for Daan Forest Park Playground, Taipei Instructor: Jung-Huei Hsu
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This deign is aimed to provide a better place for children who need therapy from nature, which is similar to healing garden. Therefore I tra winnie the pooh to an English garden, embracing varity of functions to enhance five senses of children. I also consider the density of users, and then arrange different designs in it. Because Daan park is the biggest park in Taipei City, the larger beneficial for environment and children. I want to use a familiar story to attract children, make them happily recover from illness, and und of nature. This site near other play grounds and central pool is the best place to realize this innovative playground for children.
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26 ha (64 ac) Opened on 3/29/1983 One of the biggest park in Taipei Named as the lungs of Taipei Almost 80% are schools and residential areas Occupied by children, residents, exercisers, cyclers Transportation is convenient and near the center of city Garden of Colors
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Tree House Playing Zone
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Garden of Colors
Mini Farm
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Trough this project, I made an additional effort on the plant design.I chose a lot of plants common in English garden(some are also usual in Taiwan) to realize the imagination of this classic story. In that, the different layer and color combination are one of the features in this place. The colors and textures of plants could provide a good opportunity for children to work with environment as healing garden. The enrichment of plants in "Garden of Colors" can stimulate children's visual ability and teach them to recognize different plants. "Mini Farm" let kids grow some vegetables and learn how to collaborate with others. In the end , they can taste their own crops. The tree house is a playing zone providing variety of facilities, such as slide, swing, horizontal bar, and climbing net. These can make children exercise different parts of their bodies and still have a lot of fun. The big lawn is a great place for kids to touch the ground and grass, and make them be aware of nature. The tree house cafe is a resting area and provides some snacks and drinks to attract people.
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"Tears from her wetted breast the splattered blouse Of night; lead-eyed and moist she straggles o'er the lawn" <RAIN BEFORE DAWN> F. Scott Fitzgerald GREEN ROOF
RAINWATER HARVESTER
PERMEABLE PAVEMENT BIORETENTION
REMAINING RUNOFF
COLLECTED WATER
03 The ultimate goal is to deal effectively with stormwater on site. We have provided retrofit BMPs that reduce the total volume of runoff from the plaza over 2000 cf. In reducing the runoff volume we have also reduce downstream flooding and channel erosion in larger storm events. To make the stormwater element more apparaent to plaza users, we introduce the WaterHarvester, providing shade, greening, and enhanced seating to the plaza. Placing these functional and sculptural elements within the plaza symbolizes the contribution of the design programs to environmental sustainability while enhancing and extending the outdoor use of the plaza. Also, this concept can be part of Hokie Spirit Trail, which is a project connecting whole campus.
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LOWERING TEMPERATURE
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2,000 EPA Campus Rainwaorks Challenge Redesign of Burchard Hall, Virginia Tech Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University School of Architecture + Design Abdulmueen Bogis, Yi Ning Ku Advisor: Professor Dean Bork Mainly responsible for analysis diagram, stormwater management analysis, and calculation
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Overview
Virginia Tech is about inventing the future, so we want to develop and implement an innovative idea. Our rainwater harvister is a structural form that collects rainwater, provides spaces for people to relax, and serves as a support structure for vegetation. The WaterHarvester embodies aspects of the four disciplines of Virginia Tech’s School of Architecture + Design. It has structural and material properties of architecture, can be manufactured like most industrial design products, is an element of the landscape that creates interior spaces when positioned in an array . Since the buildings surrounding Cowgill Plaza house these disciplines, the rainwater harvester creates a symbolic link between our School, the university community, and visitors to our campus.
AESTHETICS
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ENVIRONMENT
BETTER LANDSCAPE
MORE POSSIBILITIES
EFFCTIVE STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
‧More green spaces for better quality of space ‧Providing shelters and shades for people to rest ‧Recycling the demolished material as site fill rather than sending them to landfills
‧Comfortable and sufficient seating areas ‧Integrating the needs of different departments around ‧Demostration for education ‧Interesting activities to relax and attract people
‧Collecting water to reduce runoff ‧More permeable sufeces for runoff ‧Green infrastucture for water treatment ‧Storing water for future usage ‧Harvesting water to reduce the chance to be polluted
The Design of Water Harvester
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35 cubic feet for each storage! 10 cubic feet runoff reduction for each!
Through an examin green infrastructure the basis of a self-g proposed trail. This heavy pedestrian t
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BURCHARD HALL
HOKIE SPIRIT TRIAL
Green Space
Proposed Trial(main) Proposed Trial (secondary)
nation of campus, we identified existing impervious areas and green spaces, showing the sites that could benefit from the introduction of e elements. We also studied the proposed Hokie Spirit Trail project which is intended to link important spaces on campus and become guided walking tour for campus visitors. Cowgill Plaza was identified as a prominent space on campus can easily become a part of the s Plaza forms the roof of Burchard Hall which is occupied by architecture and industrial design studios. This combination of uses creates traffic through the plaza and ensures that Cowgill Plaza is occupied nearly 24 hours and seven days per week during the academic year.
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EXISTING MANHOLE EXISTING PIPE EXISTING TRENCH EXISTING TRANCH (PLANTER) EXISTING MANHOLE (ON THE ROOF) EXISTING PIPE SYSTEM (UNDER THE ROOF) PROPOSED PIPE (UNDER THE ROOF)
Pipe system
OPENNING OF PLANTER WATER FLOW DA 1: 25117 sf DA 2: 10997 sf DA 3: 11420 sf DA 4: 4624 sf
Stormwater Management
The plan is divided into four drainage areas that we have analyzed using the Virginia Runoff Reduction Method (VRRM). The practices shown on the plan are sufficient to capture and treat the treatment volume. However, achieving the goal of phosphorus reduction would require the addition of permeable pavement in non-rooftop areas during a future phase of plaza renovation. total runoff from the plaza surface will be reduced by 2216 cubic feet and the phosphorous reduction will be 1.32 lb/ac/yr. The WaterHarvesters will capture over 300 cubic feet per storm event which will be filtered and used to irrigate the plantings they contain.
Perennials/Herbaceous Virginia Wild Rye (Elymus virginicus) Swamp Milkweed (Asclepias incarnata)
Drainage Area
Cardinal Flower (Lobelia cardinalis)
Shrubs Sweet Pepperbush (Clethra ainifolia)
Trees Green Ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica)
Planting Plan
Red Maple (Acer rubrum) Sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua)
Planting plan
The Virginia specification allows several alternative templates for planting bioretention areas. We have chosen a combination of turf, herbaceous, shrubs, and trees to provide a more natural atmosphere and to simulate the predevelopement condition. Because herbaceous plants grows rapidly they can provide cover for the filter area within a short period of time improving both appearance and performance
SITE PLAN
Buble Diagram
Site Plan
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The design enhances opportunies for current uses taking place on the plaza while also encorporating an exhibition space which will become an important stop on the Hokie Spirit Trial. In addition, we have created a stronger center for the plaza which can be used as a stage for events or a platform for various exhibitions. Stormwater is addressed using retrofitted BMPs that are placed with consideration to elevation change, the structure, and utilities that exist beneath the surface. The BMPs include bioretention, rain garden, infiltration and grenn roof. Thirty five WaterHarvester units which realize the fundamental concept of this design are arrayed along the edges of the plaza creating a pergola that defines pedestrian cooridors and creates resting areas.
AESTHETICS INTERACTION ENVIRONMENT
RAINWATER HARVESTER 4320 sf BIORETENTION 4210 sf GREEN ROOF 1042 sf CENTRAL GARDEN (Infiltration) 2620 sf GRASS STRIP (Dry swale) 450 sf RAIN GARDEN 7541 sf IMPERVIOUS SURFACE 38038 sf WATER STORAGE
ROOFTOP AREA
Stormwater Management
ORIGINAL AFTER impervious area is 47724 sf 84% 38038sf 67% pervious area is 8862 sf 16% 18548 sf 33% total pervious area is increased by 17% DA1+DA2+DA3+DA4=52158 sf =1.19 ac Impervious surface 33610 sf=0.76 ac Pervious surface=18548 sf=0.43 ac Treatment volume= P X (Rvi X%i + Rvt X %t + Rvf X %f) X SA/12 X43560 cf =1X(0.2X36%+0.95X64%)X1.19/12X43560=2933 cf Runoff reduction= target rainfall depth (in) X Rv X Area(ac) X credit X 3630 cf DA 1:25117 sf=0.58 ac Impervious 16999 sf=0.39 ac Pervious 8118 sf=0.19 ac Bioretention 4210 sf=0.1ac Vegetated roof 1042 sf=0.02ac infiltration 1755 sf=0.04 ac Harvester 1234 sf=0.03 ac
1X0.95X0.1X0.8X3630=276 cf 1X0.95X0.02X0.6X3630=41 cf 1X0.95X0.04X0.9X3630=124 cf 1X0.95X0.03X3630=103 cf Runoff reduction is 544 cf
DA 2: 10997 sf=0.25 ac Impervious 6456 sf=0.14 ac Pervious 4541 sf=0.11 ac Harvester 1234 sc=0.03 ac 1X0.95X0.03X3630=103 cf Rain garden 3307 sf= 0.08 ac 1X0.95X0.08X0.8X3630=221 cf Permeable pavement 1915 sf= 0.14 ac 1X0.95X0.14X0.75X3630=362 cf Runoff reduction is 324 cf (686 cf) DA 3: 11420 sf=0.26 ac Impervious 7264 sf=0.16 ac Pervious 4156 sf=0.1 ac Rain garden 4156 sf=0.1 ac 1X0.95X0.1X0.8X3630=276 cf Permeable pavement 7264 sf= 0.16 ac 1X0.95X0.16X0.75X3630=414 cf Runoff reduction is 276 cf (690 cf) DA 4: 4624 sf=0.11 ac Impervious 2891 sf=0.07 ac Pervious 1733=0.04 ac Harvester 1481 sf= 0.034 ac 1X0.95X0.034X3630=103 cf Dry swale 252 sf= 0.006 ac 1X0.95X0.006X0.6X3630=12 cf Permeable pavement 2891 sf= 0.07 ac 1X0.95X0.07X0.75X3630=181 cf Runoff reduction is 115 cf (296 cf) Total runoff reduction 2216 cf Phosphorous load reduction is 1.32 lb/yr * The red one means the ultimate goal will be reached in future
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The first inch of water falling on the harvesters will be stored in the harvesters. Any greater depth of rainfall would go to the overflow, so the bioretention is aimed to collect remained water. The different permeable pavements create more interesting space for users and let rainfall goes through the filter media, treating the water and store it. The total storage of this bioretention is about 6000 cf, and there is an underdrain to help drain unexpected rainfall with high intensity. The whole system integrating with green walls on adjacent buildings, green roofs, and water harvesters provides biodiversity, runoff reduction, as well as relaxing atmosphere, which is the core concept of this project.
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"I wokeâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;and chid my honest fingers The Gem was gone And now, an Amethyst remembrance Is all I own" <I held a jewel in my fingers> Emily Dickinson
04 To emphasize the characteristic of Kaohsiung and the uniqueness, water and green are used as main elements interwoven in space. The ultimate goal is to reinterpretate the image of emerald with tropical plants, which is suitable for the climate in southern Taiwan, refelcts the vivid personality of Kaohsiung people, provides the precious "green" in city, and associated with luxury due to the innate quality of emerald. In addition, the geometric shapes and the fine texture materials make the whole design more polished and urban. The different layers and elevations are designed to harmonize public and private spaces without any solid walls.
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Emerald Landscape design of Luxury Apatment, Kaohsiung Participating in site analysis, concept development Mainly responsible for schematic design
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The area is 2,947.62 km2.
Aozihdi Park
It is the second most populous with a population of approximately 2.77 million. The Port of Kaohsiung is the largest harbor in Taiwan. The Kaohsiung Rapid Transit was launched in 2008. Kaohsiung is located within a degree to the south of the Tropic of Cancer. The climate is tropical, with monthly mean temperatures in the range of 19.3 to 29.2 째C (66.7 to 84.6 째F).
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Heart of Love River Sanmin Park Kaohsiung Rapid Transit Red Line
in the southern Taiwan, so the climate is hotter than the northern part, which is one of the characteristics in this place. The site is very near ransit, therefore the transportation is very convenient. There are some parks in this area, for example, Sanmin River Park and Aozihdi Park park beneficial for ecosystem. The whole environment is natural, quiet, and because of these exclusive advantages, it is full of potential class residential houses here. The other specialty of this project is that residents can enjoy the view of "Heart of Love River" when they are Love River is one of the most famus places in Kaohsiunf for its beauty, and best represents the image of Kaohsiung City.
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Site Plan & Light Plan of First Floor
MRT STATION
COMMERCIAL USE
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LOBBY
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Backyard Garden
The Entrance
The concept is using the shape of pyramid to create a landform and associate with the idea of valuable germ. The form is cohesive through waterscape, flower bed, and garden wall to emphasize the theme. The details including elevation and view are well considered. Through the horizontal section, it is clear that each pyramid with plants has different heights and shows different sides. In addition, the large efforts are put on how to deal with public space in this private project. The backyard garden is a place that should be open to public, so the use of higher plants and the change of elevation ensure the privacy of residents. The water feature in front of the builfing is a focal point and separate customers and residents.
Planting Plan
Horizonral Section
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Infinity Pool
SPA Pool
Artistic Seats
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Glass Wall
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Shower Area
Out Door BBQ
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The design of roof garden is also based on the same concept as first floor, using the geometric shape to represent germ. Because the space is divided oddly by the central building, I made a lot of effort to define these spaces for different activities. The infinity pool can be connected with Heart of Love River, which is the biggest attration for residents. The glass wall makes it easier to prohibit residents from entering pool area during winter time, which is helpful for maintenance but ensures the beautiful view. The BBQ tables and other seats are designed like sculpture or public art, and cohesive with the pavement and other facilities, making the space artistic when there are no people using it,. The texure design of pool bottom is aimed to reflect light and show different colors shining through water. The SPA pool is like a daimond embedded in the infinity pool. The whole design of roof garden is about young, modern, and comfortable.
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Korea
Lijiang
World Heritage Shanghai Nakhi people Plateau Subtropical highland climate 2,400 m above sea level Jade Dragon Snow Mountain
Japan
Taiwan
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Philipinas
"The long withered grass in the sunshine is glancing, The bare trees are tossing their branches on high; The dead leaves beneath them are merrily dancing, The white clouds are scudding across the blue sky" <LINES COMPOSED IN A WOOD ON A WINDY DAY> Anne Bronte
Singapore
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The Villas of Luxury Collection are part of Starwood Hotels and are to be built on a hill. The project is to reconstruct the beauty of Lijiang and the culture of Naxi, the oldest minority of Lijiang. Prior to designing, lots of studying was done on the topography to ensure the safety of the structure, the height of the walls, the drainage system, and the sight of view to the sacred mountain across. One of the design concepts is to use native plants to create the wildlife experience, and the other concept is to provide various ways to appreciate the mountain. It is mainly about providing a homelike experience of Lijiang for people of all ages.
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Indonesia
Papua New Guinea
Australia
Naxi Paradise Landscape design of Luxury Collection Villa Gardens, Lijiang Participating in site analysis, concept development Mainly responsible for schematic design of Type 1, Type 3 and Presidential Suit
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Using potted plants which is cherished by native people to create
Water feature
Arranged with the entrance path to symbolize the importance of the common landscape in Lijiang.
Specimen Tree
Adding vitality and colors to the gardens by using indigenous fruit
Outdoor Seating Area
Enjoying natural scenery in various forms of outdoor space.
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Focal Specimen tree (Redleaf Cherry Plum ) Entrance water feature
I took advantage of geographic changes to create an outdoor resting area. For the presidential suite, there is also a hillside resting area to experience the best view of the place. Also, it includes many outdoor spaces with different functions to encourage the interactions between travellers and nature.
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Naxi ornament as focal point (Flower pots)
Hillside seating area with hanging chair Outdoor sofa area & fireplace
Viewing Platform
3D Model and Site Plan of Type 1
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Type 3 Site Plan
Presidential Suit Site Plan
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Interior/Exterior
Pencil 24 x18 inch ED11A, UC Berkeley, 2011
"Uplift and sway, O golden vine, Your clustered fruits to love's full flood, Lambent and vast and ruthless as is thine Incertitude!" <Flood> James Joyce
Visual Works Selected works
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Mondrian’s Cube
Felt Tip Pen, Ink, acrylic color 36 x 24 inch ED11A, UC Berkeley, 2011
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Blooming 1/4 Color Pencil 21 x 14.8 cm
Real‧ity Real‧ity 1/22 Felt Tip Pen, Water Color 18 x14 cm
7/22 Felt Tip Pen, Water Color 18 x14 cm
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Photo on cover: Keelung Photo on bottom: Yuan-Shan Park, Taipei All rights are reserved