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Park in Fall
Hello, everyone! I have returned from Japan, and it was an amazingly inspiring trip. After going to several galleries and just being in Japan, I now truly believe that Japan still cultivates a sort of “master mindset”, where perfection is … Continue reading
Trip(ping)
I’ve just come back from a trip to Los Angeles! It was really amazing: the weather was perfect, the sights were spectacular, and the people were so friendly! I’ll post at least some pictures sometime later this week (I’ve given up promising … Continue reading
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Pagoda on Water
I got some wonderful Inktense blocks as a gift and was itching to use them, so I decided to use it for a beautiful photo my dad took when he was in Korea: And here’s how it turned out! It … Continue reading
End of the Year: A New Start
It’s the end of 2013 and therefore a new start tomorrow. But for me, that is happening in more ways than one. Today, I’m leaving a country I’ve lived in for 11 years and going back to my hometown. It’s … Continue reading
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Bird Illustration
As promised, here is my finished Spotted Necked Dove illustration mentioned in my last post! I’m a bit disappointed with the wing feathers and overall shading, but considering that it was done in two days (as I had to complete … Continue reading
Alert
I’m in London! It’s absolutely, positively amazing. I won’t write much about it yet as I’ve only been here a week so far (and have a week left) but I can tell you it’s great! Also, I’ll do a quick … Continue reading
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Afro guy
While I was in Korea for my week-long vacation, I visited an animation studio. It was very interesting seeing the whole process of making a cartoon. From the storyboard to the digital programming… it all takes so much thought and … Continue reading
