My new direction for further paintings.

My new direction for further paintings.

​I believe there is a temperature in the painting. So I hope people can feel the temperature through my paintings. 
​So, I wish you could receive warm comfort in this harsh world, even for a moment.

​At the first exhibition, visitors told me about their feelings. Among them, these are the most memorable words.
It feels alive. It seems like some light is pouring in. I feel warmth. I feel energy. When I look at your paintings, I feel something powerful. special. There is style.
And I still hear these words the same way. And hearing reviews like this helps me continue drawing for a long time.

And from other people's comments, I kept wondering what my painting meant. Then I fell into a slump and decided I couldn't paint anymore. I felt like I had probably hit rock bottom in my life. At that time, I suddenly wanted to draw a candle on a small piece of paper. At that moment when I no longer felt the strength, energy, or motivation to open the palette, the $1 watercolor paint that was sitting on my child's desk caught my eye. I used those paints to draw a small picture of a candle.

​After drawing this painting, I experienced that I really gained energy through painting, just as others told me at my first exhibition. The warmth of this candle came right into me. My heart also became brighter. I wanted to draw this energy I gained through painting and share a little comfort. I took a picture of this painting and posted it on a sharing site. Then this candle became very popular. I started quoting it here and there. Some people wanted to use a picture of a candle as a cover. Through this phenomenon, I experienced the energy and comforting power of paintings. And I realized that even if I draw a small candle in a small room, the picture can be conveyed enough without me having to shout it out to the world. And I completely got out of my slump. I am still continuing to draw. When I collected these works, I realized that light was really coming out of my paintings. I didn't intentionally calculate light and shadow, I just imagined a dream, but I feel something warm every time I look at my painting. This matches what visitors to my first exhibition said. So from now on, I am going to pay attention to the temperature that the picture gives. And I'm going to talk about this temperature. My next project will also be interesting.