When asked about the impact of his work, he explained to Bored Panda, "Every so often, I get messages like 'I really needed to see this today' or 'This is my kind of chicken soup for the soul.' It’s a great reminder that even something as simple as an illustration can make a difference, whether big or small. I just share my thoughts as I navigate life, and knowing that they resonate with others is incredibly rewarding."

In discussing how he balances positivity with life's challenges, Jun Han said, "Life is full of ups and downs, and I try to reflect that in my work. My goal is to help shift perspectives—from something negative to something hopeful. I like to think of my illustrations as a counterbalance to life's challenges, a way to reframe difficulties and remind people that there’s always another way to look at things."

Regarding the beginning of his illustration journey, he revealed to us, "I actually started by writing book summaries. I’d get asked what I learned from the books I read, and I’d struggle to explain it. Writing things down helped, but when I started drawing out key ideas, I realized how much easier they were to remember. That’s what led me to visual storytelling—I saw firsthand how effective it was, not just for me, but for others too."

When asked what fuels his passion for creating art, he simply remarked, "There’s so much information out there, but we only retain a tiny fraction of it. That’s what drives me—translating complex ideas into simple visuals that people can understand, use, and actually remember. I don’t see myself as an artist in the traditional sense. I’m not aiming to create stunning, gallery-worthy pieces—I just want to communicate ideas in a way that sticks."

Finally, on the core message behind his work, he stated, "If there’s one thing I hope people take away from my illustrations, it’s to live with optimism. No matter what you’re going through, things can and will get better. I try to capture that mindset in my work—because sometimes, all we need is a small reminder that the bad moments don’t last forever."