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'South Korean Gaon Chart: Online download вЂ“ Jto July 16, 2011'.'South Korean Gaon Chart: Online download вЂ“ to May 14, 2011'.'South Korean Gaon Chart: Online download вЂ“ to May 7, 2011'.'South Korean Gaon Chart: Online download вЂ“ Apto April 30, 2011'.^ Sales references for 'Please Stay Behind':.^ a b 'South Korean Gaon Chart: Online download вЂ“ 2010'.^ 'MIAK: Album Sales in 2004' (in Korean).^ 'MIAK: Album Sales in 2003' (in Korean).'*' denotes that chart did not exist at the time of relese. Check Part 1 here, where Jiyoon shares the processes of her graphic design work with K-Pop acts BTS, Kang Daniel, LOONA, Taemin, TXT, and Taeyeon.'-' denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region. This is part 2 of Bandwagon's feature about Jiyoon Lee and Studio XXX. Thanks to the hardworking designers who take visuals to the next level, K-Pop acts and labels are able to give the best to their supportive fans. On the other hand, IвЂ™m worried that the industry is pushing too hard for teens or preteens to pursue their dreams to be K-Pop stars. These are probably my inspirations to keep working in the industry. On one hand, IвЂ™m proud of BTSвЂ™ huge success in the Billboard charts, which I used to memorize in my childhood, and I'm proud of how I can influence young design students. How I feel about the K-Pop industry is somewhat ambivalent. What continues to inspire you to keep working in this industry? I know I should create new things and be careful of mistakes at the same time, this is the challenge I face.

As I get more feedback from the other side of the world, I realize that K-Pop is so successful nowadays. The feedback from fans are really keen, sometimes so unexpected. I am aware of millions of fans watching and buying my work, because I get lots of email written by fans with compliments, complains, jobs inquiries etc. What is life like for a graphic designer working for K-Pop artists and labels? What kind of challenges do you face? Before starting my own studio, I also worked at label and design studios for my own experience such as Atlantic Records (Warner Music), Desgrippes, and Gobe in New York City, and a design studio in Seoul. What made you decide to build your own studio instead of working as a full-time designer at a label or another studio?Д«uilding my own studio has been my dream since I was a design student. However, despite all of these, I like the independence and freedom. I sometimes feel like people donвЂ™t appreciate design that much, and I work under the unfair contracts. This is why most young people who recently graduated from art colleges in Korea prefer big companies to small studios. It is like never being capable of predicting even the near future, that is, it is very unstable. What is it like setting up your own design studio in Korea? After starting my own studio, my first K-Pop-related project was the poster design for INFINITEвЂ™s concert. I had a chance to design LEE HYORI's h-logic album in 2010 when I worked at a design firm. How did you make your break into the K-Pop industry? I was lucky that I could see how they worked, and it made me dream about running my own design studio someday.

Both Mike and Paul taught graphic design at SVA and ran their own studios in the city as well. While I studied in New York, I was under the influence of Mike Joyce, Paul Sahre, and other New York-based designers. I was just a nerdy kid who loved memorizing brand logos and Billboard's Hot Chart every week. Then in the school years, I was fascinated by pop album covers in early '90s. Tell us about how you first found your love for visual arts.ДЄs a child, I enjoyed matching manufacturersвЂ™ logos with their cars parked in the street. This was one of the biggest challenges of my life, and thanks to my parents who always trust in me whatever I do. I got into the School of Visual Arts with a full-year scholarship right before graduation. However, during my college years, I couldnвЂ™t help coming back to my dream, so I decided to give it a try. So I put aside my dream as a designer I decided to major in mathematics which I was good at. I didnвЂ™t have that much interest in drawing itself, and I knew I was not good enough to go to art schools. IвЂ™ve always had interests in design since childhood, but preparing for art schools in Korea did not fit me because it was basically about drawing certain figures precisely with a certain style.

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