Haha, yeah, my first apartment in Japan was tiny, but not too expensive. My second one was HUGE but didn't cost much, either. Yay for living in the countryside. ^^
Work began in April after persistent requests from fans to do LINE stickers. I first did a focus group on Patreon to gather feedback and Kurone Shizuhi, a very hardcore LINE user, suggested the most changes (Thank you Shizuhi, Reventon and Jerome!) After finalising the chosen 40 stickers, I inked it and sent it to my assistant to colour. Then it was returned to me a week later and I continued to clean up the lines and tweak the colours for another week or so (on and off). I finally submitted on 18th May excitedly and announced on my Instagram:
Because my photo of the markers received so many shares, I realised that many artists are interested about the markers and perhaps want to know where to buy them from. Hence I wrote this guide for artists to shop in COPIC heaven aka Tokyo. ★ UPDATE NOV 2017: Please refer to my new article for latest updates on COPIC marker shopping! >>> Ultimate Guide to Copic marker shopping in Tokyo, Japan
Because my previous guide "Where to buy COPIC markers in Tokyo", was an all-time hit with 30,000 page views, I decided to do an updated version for all illustrators who are planning to buy COPIC markers in Tokyo.
Taking note, if I ever moved to Japan. :P
ReplyDeleteHaha, I have other odd english japanese too you can search for them in my search box located on the right ;)
DeleteHaha, yeah, my first apartment in Japan was tiny, but not too expensive.
ReplyDeleteMy second one was HUGE but didn't cost much, either. Yay for living in the countryside. ^^
There is one thing I don't like about countryside are the bugs!
DeleteBut other than that, the scenery, food and people are great!
Ehem... and luckily there's internet.
Yeah! Why did I never though of that before, I found it very odd!
ReplyDeleteYou have to talk about the christmas with KFC!
LOL ok I will do KFC sometime~~~ (special request by creepo)
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