Artist Emi Nakajima says she’s a “dream traveler.” The Japanese, Thailand-based illustrator journeys around the world in her imagination, creating captivating architectural drawings. Describing the transportive power of art, 27-year-old Nakajima told The Epoch Times that she began looking at photos of buildings as a child. Her restlessness to discover foreign lands led half-Japanese, half-Thai Nakajima to start detailed architectural drawing as a high-school student. Incredibly, she’s never taken an art class. “I fell in love with their grandeur—especially the gothic and baroque ones. They are highly unique and stylish,” she said. “As a kid, I used to say to my dad, ‘Let’s go travel the world when I grow up!’ “I never studied art. I started by drawing small pictures and found out that I was good at sketching. I learn something new and make development every time I draw a picture, because I always challenge myself by drawing bigger, more detailed …