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Pencil drawing of South Korean actor Lee Jin-uk (or Lee Jin-wook), here as Dan Hwal in the series Bulgasal.

Netflix has finally succeeded in dragging me down the deep, dark chasm that is kdrama and I'll probably be forever lost in it But while it may have started out as more of a joke, I have in the meantime discovered some really cool productions, one of those being Bulgasal. The story of that series was already pretty engaging, but what I liked most about it was that at its core it was actually about exploring human connections and the concept of family, and it did that quite beautifully. Would definitely recommend it. Lee Jin-uk as the male lead did a great job, too, and I have taken quite a liking to him, so here he is.

I'm a bit unhappy about the fact that I had to use two pages in my sketchbook because of that ugly split in the middle But I needed the space for the details and didn't want to skip over that handsome hair. Ah well, next time (and there will be ^^) we'll do better.

Description

Pencil drawing of South Korean actor Lee Jin-uk (or Lee Jin-wook), here as Dan Hwal in the series Bulgasal.

Netflix has finally succeeded in dragging me down the deep, dark chasm that is kdrama and I'll probably be forever lost in it But while it may have started out as more of a joke, I have in the meantime discovered some really cool productions, one of those being Bulgasal. The story of that series was already pretty engaging, but what I liked most about it was that at its core it was actually about exploring human connections and the concept of family, and it did that quite beautifully. Would definitely recommend it. Lee Jin-uk as the male lead did a great job, too, and I have taken quite a liking to him, so here he is.

I'm a bit unhappy about the fact that I had to use two pages in my sketchbook because of that ugly split in the middle But I needed the space for the details and didn't want to skip over that handsome hair. Ah well, next time (and there will be ^^) we'll do better.