JEEJ
Landscape Architect

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Plant Studies
This ongoing sketch series documents plant form, structure, and spatial character through direct observation at Tongva Park and Descanso Gardens. Focusing on succulents and California-native species, the drawings explore proportion, branching logic, and textural contrast across scales—from individual rosettes to layered planting compositions.

Rather than illustration alone, these sketches function as a design tool—building a working vocabulary of plant forms that inform planting strategies, spatial layering, and material expression in landscape architecture.







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My work explores how people move through, gather in, and form emotional relationships with landscape spaces. I’m interested in the balance between contemplation and activity, circulation and pause, and how planting, shade, seating, and spatial sequencing shape experience at the human scale.