How did you become an artist?

It all started because I didn't really have any friends when I was a kid, and I just like "oh why don't I just make one (drawing them)" and somehow drawing has become my biggest passion, and I want to make it serious. I started learning on my own. At first, My Family was against art, but my parents supported me, yet still I have no courage to show my art to the Public cause I always think that it's not good enough to be shown to people until my cousin convinced me to upload more on social media and here I am now still learning and manage to go to art college! I hope I can improve more as an artist.

Where do you get inspiration?

I get my Inspiration randomly from things around me, old shoujo anime, movies, or some of my amazing mutuals.

What’s your hardware setup?

My Hardware setup consists of a build-up PC made by my father that can handle heavy render stuff, as for the monitor, I don't know which type, but it's Dell, and the last is my Huion HS610 pen tablet that I've been using for 8 years.

What do you like best about Clip Studio Paint?

I love every feature on CSP, it's good for illustration, Webtoon animation, and I guess there's also a lot more I don't know. But my personal favourite gotta be the Auto Action cause it makes my work faster. I even made some of my campus friends end up buying/using CSP. It's kind of funny because I yap a lot about it.

How long does it take you to make a single illustration?

I never really paid attention to it, cause I tend to leave my work a day or less to see if I made a mistake, but I guess it's around 3 hours or weeks? It also depends on the complexity.

How has Clip Studio Paint improved your workflow?

Clip Studio Paint drastically improved my workflow because of the amount of tools there, it really fulfills my needs, I don't have to switch programs to animate or add filters or 3d assets cause CSP already has it. CSP has helped me become more efficient with my project.

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