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Janet Pogorelc by Lost At E Minor

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Queensland-based artist and designer Janet Pogorelc works for RED-i Design and combines a passion for illustration with an equal passion for Irish Dancing. She describes her work as being "organic, feminine and psychedelic. I look back on old doodles and they're very similar to the ones I do now. I've always been drawn to swirling and organic shapes and have been told that my drawings are kinda psychadelic, which could be a result of the 60s music my parents have always played. I often use pastel colours but every now and then try to break out and use bright, bold colours."

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