Nature can be an infinite source of inspiration, says Malaysian printmaking artist


Artist and designer Shan Shan Lim says creating limited edition prints gives newcomer collectors and art enthusiasts equal access to art at affordable prices. Photo: Shan Shan Lim

British-trained artist Shan Shan Lim sees the important role of social media in furthering her printmaking art. It's a way to attract a new generation of art collectors, while the affordability factor of the print medium also helps.

One glance at her I Am Jungle limited edition print series, promoted on the Outlet KL online platform, is enough to tell you that these are the kind of contemporary works that young collectors would have adorning their rooms and homes.

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