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✨ Introducing "Seo Yea-ji: The Pretty Witch" ✨

In episode one of 'It's Okay to Not be Okay' titled 'The Boy Who Fed on Nightmares,' I was deeply moved by the character of Ko Moon-young. She's a woman with an icy exterior who proudly calls herself a 'pretty witch.' But as the story unfolds, we glimpse her hidden trauma, leaving an indelible mark on our hearts.

🎨 Inspired by a captivating scene, this painting captures the essence of Ko Moon-young's character. 🖌️ She delicately plays with a table knife, revealing her profound fascination with it. It becomes her source of comfort and protection, a coping mechanism in a world that often feels chaotic and threatening.

As the artist behind this piece, I aimed to portray the intricate layers of Ko Moon-young's emotions. Through each brushstroke and carefully chosen color, I sought to convey her inner turmoil, balancing her cool demeanor with a profound vulnerability.

A humble tribute to the remarkable storytelling of 'It's Okay to Not be Okay,' this artwork invites you to connect with the fragility that exists behind every strong facade.

Description

✨ Introducing "Seo Yea-ji: The Pretty Witch" ✨

In episode one of 'It's Okay to Not be Okay' titled 'The Boy Who Fed on Nightmares,' I was deeply moved by the character of Ko Moon-young. She's a woman with an icy exterior who proudly calls herself a 'pretty witch.' But as the story unfolds, we glimpse her hidden trauma, leaving an indelible mark on our hearts.

🎨 Inspired by a captivating scene, this painting captures the essence of Ko Moon-young's character. 🖌️ She delicately plays with a table knife, revealing her profound fascination with it. It becomes her source of comfort and protection, a coping mechanism in a world that often feels chaotic and threatening.

As the artist behind this piece, I aimed to portray the intricate layers of Ko Moon-young's emotions. Through each brushstroke and carefully chosen color, I sought to convey her inner turmoil, balancing her cool demeanor with a profound vulnerability.

A humble tribute to the remarkable storytelling of 'It's Okay to Not be Okay,' this artwork invites you to connect with the fragility that exists behind every strong facade.