Hashimoto Suzu

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  Home Town Forest

  I first drew this piece using a ballpoint pen. I wanted to draw a girl who wasn’t walking herself, but was rather being walked by a dog. Personally, I was worried about what I wanted to draw after this, and I certainly would have liked guidance as well. Without knowing how to best use the ballpoint pen, I drew this by trial and error. It’s called “Home Town” because it is the dog’s home town.

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  Yearning

  I wanted to draw a cool-looking sphinx that appears suddenly within the forest. Truth be told, I want to see a sphinx like this one. The title “Yearning” doesn’t apply to the girl, but rather the dog’s “yearning” to see it. I tried using experimental line patterns and gradation in the sky, but I don’t think it worked very well...

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  Scary

  I couldn’t decide how to draw a rough look to the Tyrannosaurus’ skin, so inking it took a lot of time. Afterward, I couldn’t properly use the pen’s thickness, and looking back, I feel like I lost the feeling of perspective because of that. However, I am pleased with the dog’s fearful expression.

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  Bubbling

  I drew this with the image that they are being drawn into a fun world somewhere. I also wanted it to look like they were being pulled to the bottom of the ocean. As a result, I drew more stars than I had intended (laughs). Even in this piece, I tried to create a gradation on the background by using line patterns. I think I was able to pull it off more naturally this time as opposed to when I drew the sphinx piece. The size of this piece is quite large at A2.

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  「　　　　」

  The title of this piece is「　　　　」and it depicts them jumping out into the empty space and viewing the moon from across the Earth. Dare I say, they most likely couldn’t talk at all. Thus, I thought having a blank title would be a fitting way to express space’s silence. I didn’t use a brush on the black portion of space; it was done only using a ballpoint pen. They might be difficult to see, but when I was layering the lines, I left faint gaps to represent stars.

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