In Myeong-Minho’s charming illustrations, each drawing is a snapshot of pure love. Whether the protagonists are returning home from a busy day at work or sharing a hug, these illustrations show that it’s the everyday joys that truly make life extraordinary. More info: Instagram
“Remember”
Share icon Share icon Image credits: 93.minho Bored Panda reached out to Myeong-Minho to learn more about his creative process and himself. We were curious about his background as an artist. “I have never formally learned drawing professionally,” Myeong-Minho shared. “Since I was young, I enjoyed drawing cartoon characters. Then, in middle school, I participated in an art competition and even won an award. For high school, I enrolled in a cartoon art high school. Although I was accepted to an art college, due to my family’s financial situation, I had to give up my dream and enlist in the military. After completing my military service, I worked various jobs here and there, trying everything possible. Then, one day while working in a factory, amidst the repetitive daily routine, a thought struck me: ‘What would I regret the most if I were to die?’ I realized that not pursuing what I truly wanted to do would be my biggest regret. So, I made up my mind to start drawing, the thing I wanted to do the most. From that moment on, I began to draw seriously.”
“Daddy’s shoes”
Share icon Share icon Share icon Image credits: 93.minho Myeong-Minho mainly draws inspiration from the people and stories within everyday life. “The diverse array of people and their countless stories seem to offer the most intriguing subject matter.”
“Good morning”
Share icon Share icon Image credits: 93.minho In the world of art, Myeong-Minho is known for his heartfelt portrayals of love and familial connections. But what draws the artist to these themes, and why do his illustrations strike such a chord with his audience? Myeong-Minho told us that his drawings are mainly inspired by observing people’s lives. As a result, it seems natural that people empathize a lot with his drawings. “Especially the theme of love seems to resonate well with everyone, transcending the boundaries of my drawings. I think love is a magical existence. I believe that there is a great connection between love within families, love between lovers, and love among friends. Love seems to be something similar for everyone, transcending nations. That’s why it seems like readers empathize greatly with my drawings.”
“I need a recharge”
Share icon Share icon Image credits: 93.minho As an artist, the road to creation isn’t always smooth sailing. There are hurdles and challenges that come in different shapes and sizes. For Myeong-Minho, money seems to be the most challenging aspect. “I don’t consider money a big problem because I see it simply as a means to achieve my dreams. However, I do think that a certain amount of money is necessary to keep moving forward. That’s why I overcome challenges for my dreams through drawing. I just draw pictures.”
“I want to be with you more”
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“I was off my guard”
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“It’s so sweet”
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“Lovely”
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“My ears are numb”
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“One winter day”
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“The heart of a father”
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