Small but happy,

Hallo It's too early.

I don't think I'm lazy, I'm an illustrator who doesn't seem lazy. I have an unusual obsession where I stop and record my favorite scene right in front of me, even if I miss the train I'm about to board.

My tool that is always there for me, colored pencils

When I draw a picture, I feel really happy when the feeling of blindness flows through my hands. Also, colored pencils don't need to open the lid, need water, or mix colors. Being quite lazy, I always put colored pencils in the corner of my desk that I could reach for and draw, and when I started drawing in a drawing diary, they naturally became my tool.

I'm going to draw small, happy stories

I get a lot of inspiration from things I usually love. I think things I like, such as food, love, friends, travel, animals, nature, and vivid colors, are unknowingly discovered, recorded, and expressed. In particular, I think I'm most interested in expressing the emotions that come and go in relationships with people with objects and characters.

When drawing The most important thing is to draw a picture with a story. When I record what happened today, there are some stories, even though they are very small ones. When I draw a picture that is imbued with such a small story, viewers can communicate with various emotions. That's what I think of as a “picture.”

From patterns to characters!

You'll learn about a variety of topics, such as how to effectively express oil colored pencils, how to draw various patterns that often appear in my paintings, find a color I like and complete a picture, a picture diary where I draw points from my travels, and how to draw with chubby Seolchi characters.

It often appears in my paintings, and it's also a unique characteristic of my paintings.

I hope you like it!

I hope the moment you draw a picture will be a pleasant moment, and I hope you will have a day full of fulfillment after finishing the painting. Because every hobby is about having fun and being happy!

If you don't know how to start the first chapter of a blank white sketchbook, join me! It's not huge, but I'll make it a time to fill it with a little bit of happiness:)