My name is En-Uk Sequoya Hwang, and I was born on May 28, 1999 in Jerusalem, Israel. I started this blog to show my art.
I live in Seoul, South Korea with my older sister and my parents. My mother is Korean, and my father is American.
... and a drawing a day makes every day nicer, "dear colleague" ;-)
You know, the great Japanese artist Hokusai drew a Chinese lion (a lucky charm) every day, each time in a different way, in order to have a longer and happier life. When he died -- despite many troubles, even poverty -- he was 90 y.o.
btw, En-Uk: why don't you make a drawing which encourages the Japanese people? (I know that they are not much loved by Koreans, but now they are in a very bad situation).
Thanks! And, will you let us publish it in an international blog (gonagai.forumfree.it) where they are collecting drawings to send to our Japanese cyberfriends? Thanks again.
... and a drawing a day makes every day nicer, "dear colleague" ;-)
ReplyDeleteYou know, the great Japanese artist Hokusai drew a Chinese lion (a lucky charm) every day, each time in a different way, in order to have a longer and happier life. When he died -- despite many troubles, even poverty -- he was 90 y.o.
There's something sort of Andy Warholic about this work of art . . .
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btw, En-Uk: why don't you make a drawing which encourages the Japanese people? (I know that they are not much loved by Koreans, but now they are in a very bad situation).
ReplyDeleteHere's my own.
Okay I will make something for the Japanese, dhr. Bye.
ReplyDeleteThanks! And, will you let us publish it in an international blog (gonagai.forumfree.it) where they are collecting drawings to send to our Japanese cyberfriends? Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteYes, dhr.
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