ABOUT
Elizabeth Kim is a visual designer and illustrator based in Southern California with an interest in advertising, branding, and visual storytelling. Her work draws from symbolism, esotericism, and worldbuilding, often weaving together references from mythology, folklore, cultural history, and the unexpected.

As a child, she visited the public library a minimum of four times a week—not because she was writing a dissertation at the ripe age of nine, but because she was obsessed with flipping through every book she could get her hands on. What began as a love of stories gradually evolved into a fascination with symbolism, spirituality, and hidden meanings, influences that continue to shape her visual language today. Her browser tabs are filled with equal parts design research and rabbit holes.

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CURRENT RABBIT HOLES
Korean shamans & their controversial status
Medieval baby paintings
Someone’s 2007 blog about symbolism in tarot
Victorian architecture
Tarot readings
Filet crochet
Italian opera