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Is it true ya, okey dokey yo...

Here’s a little study drawing I did of Hwang In-Yeop awhile back. He’s literally the shinning star of this drama. I absolutely loved him and the drama. It kind of went off the deep end towards the end a little compared to the WEBTOON lol, but it was a solid 8/10.

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I went to the park awhile ago, and I drew this little playground. It’s been awhile since I’ve gone outside and drawn something. Here’s my lil process of how it went. I love how it came out!

The sun was literally blinding me that day. Had to keep switching seats lol. Also I think I need to work on taking better photos and using natural lighting for it.

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It’s so confusing to find your art style when you’re in high school because you have you’re “school” art style, where you draw what’s expected of you and what the limits to what you draw are. I get addicted to the praises that are given to me and I just stick to a semi realistic style. In general, I’m such a indecisive person and I see people who found what they want to do and stick to it, but It’s so hard to differentiate what I want to draw. Do I do this style because it’s what I know and that is comfortable or do I take a chance and study something new? Is what I admire from other artists what I want to draw? I don’t know where to start. I thought I was luckily because I knew what to do, but not anymore. I guess college is the time where I get to find these answers, but it’s hard to wait when everyone your age is doing amazing and what you want to do, but I just can’t get there.