I finally finished this sketchbook that’s been with me since 2019, and this flip-through is… honestly pretty emotional. It’s not just a “look at my old drawings” kind of video—this little book followed me through a lot of ups and downs, and you can really see my art style changing in real time. I go page by page through the earliest watercolor studies, the long stretches where I felt a bit stuck (hello, 2020), and the moments where I tried to shake things up with classes, new approaches, and a bit of “okay, let’s just try it” energy. Along the way I talk about the art supplies that show up throughout the sketchbook—Winsor & Newton, Schmincke, Daniel Smith, and a lot of ShinHan experiments—and how my relationship with materials changed as I got more confident. There’s a whole phase where I jump into acrylics, then get brave (or chaotic) with oil pastels inside a watercolor sketchbook, and later I come back around to watercolor again with a clearer sense of what I actually enjoy. I also share what I learned from finishing a sketchbook this slowly, why it still felt “unfinished” at one point, and what my future sketchbook plans look like after all these mixed-media detours.