At first glance they appear to be simple 2-D doodles drawn in fine line. But upon closer inspection, Jinil Park's creations reveal themselves to be fully functioning life-sized furniture. The Korean designer's range, dubbed 'Drawing Furniture', is made from intersecting steel wires and has the appearance of a flat rough sketch. Jinil used wires of different thicknesses to distort lines, creating variations in the lines drawn with a pen The collection comprises four pieces including two chairs, two lamps and a table. 'The concept is making a 2D drawing into a 3D object,' Jinil, 25, tells MailOnline. The key point of his work is 'the moments where the line is distorted,' says the Seoul-based artist.
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Jinil Park from Seoul, South Korea, created a range of scribble furniture
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Drawing Furniture range comprises 2 chairs, 2 lamps and a table
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Looks like rough doodles but if life-sized and fully functioning
The @placeholder independent artist majored in metal craft design, and mainly uses metal for his work