Drawing has become a way for me to relax and practice my skills. I love using a random pencil, usually one with medium strength, as it offers the perfect balance. It gives me the freedom to add depth through shading while keeping the outlines soft and not too sharp. I enjoy sketching objects or animals with interesting textures and shapes, or anything that carries a naturally eerie vibe, like skulls. There's something uniquely satisfying about drawing teeth that look slightly off, giving the skull an even more worn-out, unsettling appearance.

The sketches in this private corner of my sketchbook don’t serve any particular purpose other than to entertain me and work on what others might call “talent.” But even talent needs practice, so I wouldn’t consider myself a master by any means. For me, drawing is all about having fun and finding relaxation in the process, with no room for frustration (or at least, trying not to let it in).