How did you become an artist? I have loved drawing since I was a child, but I never attended art school. For a long time, drawing was simply a hobby that I enjoyed in my free time.However, after becoming a mother, I began noticing so many funny, sweet, and unique moments in my child’s everyday life. I felt that these little moments were too precious not to capture, so I started drawing them...

 What do you like best about Clip Studio Paint? What I love most about Clip Studio Paint is its coloring system. I began my artistic journey by working traditionally with ink, brushes, and paper, so moving to digital initially felt frustrating. Everything changed when I discovered Clip Studio Paint. It allows me to draw almost as though I were still working traditionally while giving me access to an incredible variety of brushes, colors, and digital tools. 

How did you become an artist? I started drawing at nine years old, coloring in panels from the manga I owned and following YouTube tutorials on how to draw anime eyes. In my teenage years I realized I couldn’t picture a future for myself that didn’t involve art, so I pursued Fine Art & Design at college...

How did you become an artist? Part of my family was made up of artists—aunt who was an art teacher, a cousin who was a fashion designer, and another who was a painter and sculptor. As a child, I admired them a lot, but even though I drew constantly, I didn’t really imagine I could make a career out of it...

How did you become an artist? I’ve been drawing ever since I was a little kid—pretty much since I was able to hold a pencil. Sometimes I even drew on the walls with my older sisters’ lipsticks. I’d sketch tiny chicks, little houses, anything that sparked my imagination... 

How did you become an artist? Ever since I was little, I've loved drawing and was even in an oil painting class where I created many still lifes [that my mom still has hanging in the house]. However, I dropped it until highschool where I discovered anime and Deviantart which resparked my artistic passion...