But first, Ramen by Gina Rosas Moncada Edvard Munch elevating each plant to the

elevating each plant to the status of a portrait subject

4 is rendered with full tonal accuracy

flanked by angular rock formations rendered with mathematical clarity

the tight geometric patterning and layered colour of Jones' original lithograph render with exceptional sharpness

But first, Ramen by Gina Rosas Moncada Edvard Munch elevating each plant to theBut first, Ramen is a warm celebration of food ritual and everyday pleasure Gina Rosas Moncada brings her Latin American influenced colour sensibility to a subject that has become a shared cultural shorthand. The composition balances flat graphic form with a quietly playful energy: the bowl anchors the image, while pattern and colour radiate outward with the kind of confident restraint that characterises her best illustration work. It is cheerful