Lunar New year, or more accurately, Lunisolar New Year is celebrated across various Asian countries under many different names: Chinese New Year, Tết, Seollal, Tsagaan Sar and Spring Festival to name a few.
Whilst the name and the way we celebrate the new year may be different, the most important thing is that we are celebrating together. As such, this year's New Year illustration is presented as a diptych, but with 5 subtle differences between the 2 images. Can you spot the difference?
We hope the year of the dragon is filled with joy, happiness and prosperity to you all.
![chinese new year Lunar New Year year of the dragon dragon folk art asian vector ILLUSTRATION chinese color](https://mir-s3-cdn-cf.behance.net/project_modules/max_1200/73acc8191334655.65ca106caae07.jpg)
![chinese new year Lunar New Year year of the dragon dragon folk art asian vector ILLUSTRATION chinese color](https://mir-s3-cdn-cf.behance.net/project_modules/max_1200/d069b7191334655.65ca106ca9fa8.jpg)