Leaving School-Reasons for dropping out of school

The world of her work is very complicated. In fact, I want to call her a genius, but just looking at a few of her paintings feels like that. This webtoon makes you look forward to her future. What will she do in the future and what kind of pictures will she draw? The first few episodes seem light, but the world she contains is never light. The story of this young writer who treats the world with a depth that doesn't fit his age gave me a big resonant.

This story tells the story of her deciding to leave school, as well as the story around her, and the story of her past. Until now, however, the author has revealed that he will contain the story he wants to tell, so I do not know which way the future story will flow. When I first saw this webtoon, I thought it would be very dark or very bright, but she seemed to break my prejudice. She knows how to listen to her inner voice and doesn't tell the story after setting the frame for what kind of person she is. They admit that there are very bright spots, and they don't mind revealing very dark spots. Of course, compared to the sadness she has been through so far, it feels like a lot of omissions are made when revealing dark areas, but it is natural again. Since she can read her transparent thoughts intact, this webtoon has power just by its existence.

In the beginning, she doesn't talk about herself in earnest, but starts with her friends, family, and acquaintances around her. Perhaps it is because the writer thinks that it may not be reluctant to tell the readers her story that the writer begins with the story of the people around her, which may be rather heavy, and then tells the story of herself, which may be heavier, or that she herself does more than her. I don't know if I chose this way because I love and care for it. The way to unravel the story in the recent webtoon is a way to put only conclusions and unravel the process of conclusions in the second half. On the contrary, however, the artist first explained why she should have made such a choice, and placed the conclusions later. The way she chooses to tell the story is enough to immerse readers who are first familiar with the result to immerse themselves in her story.

Is it because the artist himself did not decorate or act out who he is? Her style is also very like her. He has a sense of coloring and knows how to create his own character. At least, if you've seen a lot of dark webtoons, I think there are probably a lot of people who agree with me. She creates her own without imitating anyone. I really respect that. As a bonus, the artist's love for Vincent Van Gogh can be seen continuously.

From the first prologue to episode 8, she drew a hand drawing, not like a webtoon these days. From episode 9, as she gets a tablet, the feeling of her paintings will change dramatically. There are also opinions that hand-drawings were better, so the artist seems to be working on hand-drawings in a way that secondary work is done on a computer. (This is my personal guess.) Her style and colors of painting give the viewer a very strange feeling. As I said earlier, it may be because she has something unique to her, and she has a natural talent for expressing that feeling in her paintings.

After coloring the background with watercolor, I feel like I am working on a computer secondarily.

She communicates well with readers like this generation. If you have any opinions, you never hear them and reflect them in your work world, but they do not blindly change everything you have. As I read it, I was very worried that it was a glass mentality, so I worried that I would lose my identity by being swept away.

Ironically, listening to her story with an open mind and care is a feeling of healing.

If you want to experience her unique world and paintings, how about listening to her story today?

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