citylikeyou — Tonight Josephine — London by Claudia Chanhoi

London / Bar

If you like cocktails and pink neon lights, Tonight’s Josephine is definetly a perfect spot to spend your night!

Website
tonightjosephine.co.uk

Address
Tonight Josephine, 111 Waterloo Road, London, United Kingdom

Artist Illustrator

Current city: Hong Kong

Other cities: London Miami

claudiachanhoi.com

Claudia’s work is based on her personal experience as a heterosexual woman in modern world dating, and her view on female sexuality along with humour and sarcasm. Behind her colourful cartoon-based images, there is always a simple message or a lighthearted joke. The caption is a very important element to the imagery because she believes a piece of good work is not only visually interesting, but it also needs to serve a purpose.

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