Dining In , 2022

Dining in is underrated

Irene Chung

Rhode Island School of Design (RISD)

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The Back Story

Dining In

Dining in is underrated

The popularity of dining in has increased over the past few years, especially during the pandemic. Personally, I believe that the bonds built while inviting friends over for dinner are even stronger than those formed in a restaurant setting because dining in feels more personal and intimate. This illustration was inspired by a dinner at my partner's Italian neighbors' home, and I wanted to capture the joy of enjoying meals with loved ones.

* This creation is part of the original numbered batch of 5 identical items, created by the artist/designer
** This creation is framed

The Creator

Irene Chung

Specialization/Major

Art – Illustration

Graduation Year

2024

Location

United States

About

Irene Chung is an Illustrator based between Taipei and Providence. Coming from a background of health science and journalism, Irene couldn’t deny her passion for art and therefore decided to hone her artistic skills at RISD. She is drawn to illustrating scenes that celebrate the love and joy. In her free time, she is watching romantic movies, reading at a coffee shop, or traveling to find inspiration.

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Features

Imperial

Metric

Measurements (Width X Height X Depth)

12 X 16 in

30.48 X 40.64 Cm

Weight

0.5 lb

0.23 Kg

Materials

Digital Illustration on Fine Art Paper (5 limited copies)

The Process

"Dining In" is inspired by Alison Roman's cookbook and my personal experience of dining at home since the pandemic. It is a delightful work celebrating joy, food, and humanity, and will also be a joyful addition to your home.