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here... inside my head are tons of silly thoughts rallying to discuss with someone... loads of questions that have no permission to come out...and bunch of comedies I'm trying to restrict from popping up...you have some more time to spare?Let's sit together and have some buttered toast *_*

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art by Shinohara Ai

art by Shinohara Ai

29th April 2011 22
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art by Akino Kondoh

art by Akino Kondoh

8th October 2010
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art by Akino Kondoh

art by Akino Kondoh

8th October 2010 3
#Akino Kondoh#art#illustrations#manga art
art by Akino Kondoh

art by Akino Kondoh

8th October 2010
#Akino Kondoh#art#illustrations#manga art
art by Akino Kondoh

art by Akino Kondoh

8th October 2010 14
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art by Akino Kondoh

art by Akino Kondoh

8th October 2010 7
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“Uniform” art by Jinyoung Shin

“Uniform” art by Jinyoung Shin

27th July 2010
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“Guitars” art by Jinyoung Shin

“Guitars” art by Jinyoung Shin

27th July 2010 4
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“Duke” art by Jinyoung Shin

“Duke” art by Jinyoung Shin

27th July 2010
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“Piano” art by Jinyoung Shin Jinyoung Shin graduated from the School of Visual Arts (New York, USA) in 2006, with a Masters degree in Computer Art. She came to the United States from Korea as a child, but Korean culture remained a part of her. Her drawings are heavily based on the style of eastern comics (manhwa/manga), which are a vital part of mainstream Korean and Japanese cultures. The images she make contain both traditional and digital elements. For drawing she uses a mechanical pencil and for coloring she uses digital software.

“Piano” art by Jinyoung Shin

Jinyoung Shin graduated from the School of Visual Arts (New York, USA) in 2006, with a Masters degree in Computer Art. She came to the United States from Korea as a child, but Korean culture remained a part of her. Her drawings are heavily based on the style of eastern comics (manhwa/manga), which are a vital part of mainstream Korean and Japanese cultures.

The images she make contain both traditional and digital elements. For drawing she uses a mechanical pencil and for coloring she uses digital software.

27th July 2010
#Jinyoung Shin#art#manga art#Illustration