Scott Teplin, not only likes to draw but, enjoys working out how things fit together. In this partial collection if his work, called Rooms, Teplin explores the connection between different rooms. In some of them you will notice, if you pay special attention, that the perspective is deliberately bent, making it impossible to exist in real life. You will see that there are no people in these drawings, that is because, Teplin wants the viewer to imagine themselves in it. We have included a video interview with him below, that will tell you a bit more about his process.
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