A tired mind gives me rich inspiration.A tired mind often becomes an unexpected source of inspiration for me. Sometimes, when my brain feels most weary, the most creative ideas emerge on their own. I've found that creating collages every day helps me stay connected to my creativity. Though it was challenging at first, I've grown accustomed to it and started to enjoy the process more.

Hello everyone,I'm back with my latest free-style collage. I should have shared this piece last night, but due to overwhelming sleepiness, I had to postpone it until the morning.I've titled this piece "Under Pressure". The idea came to me during my break at work yesterday. Beneath the calm surface, there's a depiction of a body under pressure. I aimed to capture the complex emotions of that situation through this artwork, showcasing the contrast between peace and palpable pressure.

Hello everyone! It's me again, here with my latest freestyle collage. I hope you're not tired of me because I plan to share my creations more frequently in the future, hehe.I actually made this collage yesterday in a half-asleep state. My body was in front of the laptop, but my mind was drifting due to tiredness from lack of rest. Finally, I only managed to finish it today. Honestly, I'm not very confident about this piece. Creating it in a half-asleep state, I only thought about how much time has passed, whether it meant something or not.

Hello community, welcome back to my another free-style LMAC post. This time, I’m excited to present my latest collage with a somewhat melancholic theme. In this piece, I’ve depicted an old wolf lying on a rock in the middle of the ocean.

Greetings Hivers and LMAC Community,I’m really excited to reconnect with all of you after being away for quite a while. It’s been over a month since I last updated you about my life and my collages. Today, I found a moment to create a new collage in just 30 minutes.

It’s truly heartbreaking to see what I’ve built crumble away.It’s been over a month since I last gave my garden the care and attention it needed. During this time, the garden I’ve nurtured and tended has fallen into neglect and looks quite disheartening. The dry summer weather has left my plants suffering. The soil is parched and barren, weeds are sprouting in every corner, and some plants are even wilting.