He studied printmaking during his university days and started working as a freelancer after graduation. As I continued to create works mainly for exhibition activities, the works changed little by little, and the number of colors increased accordingly, and before I knew it, they became much brighter. As the number of colors increased, the materials used such as acrylic, woodblock prints, and copperplate prints also diversified.
From that time on, I began to work on illustrations with a touch of printmaking and watercolor, and in my exhibition activities, I create original prints and acrylic paintings, and when I work on illustrations, I mainly work with hand-drawn paintings and digitally processed them. I create works with the hope that I can weave sudden stories and landscapes in everyday places softly and carefully.
