Before starting out as an artist, I saw the cat works of the Japanese painter Yutaka Murakami on Instagram, and I liked his style very much. Therefore, I decided to create art in the way of watercolor smudging. Besides that, I also like comedies, and I hope that people who see my artwork will smile knowingly even if they don't know this fact. I hope that my audience thinks my work is cute and healing, and funny.

When it comes to my work, I always extract elements suitable for my painting from my life, for example, when I eat delicious food or see a touching drama. When I think of composition and start drafting, it feels like I am inventing something powerful, but it is also the most painful part indeed.

Unfortunately, I cannot draw for too long a day due to the growth of age, but there is always an endless stream of ideas in my mind!

When I became an artist I also started to sell my artwork in the creative market. When I was a student, I was interested in writing. However, I couldn’t make money from it. So I started my career in drawing instead.

With that being said, I wish I had more time in a day because watercolor paintings need to be completed at a certain speed. From ideas to completion it may take one to two days or a week, maybe even half a year.

When it comes to having motivation as an artist... a lot of it comes down to a simple fact - freedom. It is because of freedom. I can get good reviews and income from my artwork, and I can share my feelings with everyone by having them see my work!