For a long time, I made art to be liked. I obsessed over tidy lines, curated posts, and perfect outcomes. But somewhere in the process, I lost myself. I was drawing, but not expressing. Producing, but not feeling.

So I began again — this time with no rules. Uni Inku Art is where I keep the kind of drawings that come from sitting with myself — not rushing to finish, not planning to impress. I use black pens and markers on paper. That’s it. The lines are messy, sometimes repetitive, sometimes barely anything.

This space isn’t a portfolio. The art you’ll find here isn’t polished. Some stayed untouched for weeks. Some took months, and a few waited in silence before I had the heart to finish them. They carry emotional weight — unfinished thoughts, interrupted memories, or simply moments where I needed to breathe.

I want to challenge you to do the same. Next time you create, don’t worry about making it perfect. Instead, focus on tapping into your deepest self and letting that shine through. Your unique voice matters more than anyone else’s opinion ever could.