- Saved by art
- What Chohikaru felt after coming to America
- Shiohigari, the demon of status quo bias
- Chohikaru talks about the benefits of operating on a 0 or 100 basis
- Shiohigari's thoughts on the role of fortune-telling
- Incorporating stimuli randomly
- Changing values by taking in from others
- That's really it!
- The lyrics hit straight to the heart
- Confusion about whether to abandon some income for new challenges
- The "quality" of the work did not improve
- At the timing of "I'm going for so-called success"
- Shiohigari, are you coming to America?
Guest: Chohikaru
Painting artist Graduated from Musashino Art University in 2016 Graduated from Pratt Institute's master's program in 2021 Gained attention for works that feature realistic painting on bodies and objects, becoming a topic of discussion both domestically and internationally. In addition to numerous media appearances, including "Waratte Iitomo," he collaborates with companies such as Samsung, Amnesty International, and Shiseido, and is active in various fields including solo exhibitions, illustration production, clothing design, art direction, and program planning. His recently published painting picture book "Not!" has won the Hibakarasu Award and the Sakura Medal Award, and has also been selected for the Green Shade Library. His publications include four picture books, a collection of works, an illustrated magazine, manga, and essay collections.
Summary of Chohikaru can be found here