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Photo by Arts Promote 🎨 on September 24, 2026. May be pop art of text.

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Photo by Arts Promote 🎨 on September 24, 2026. May be an illustration of cigarette, door and text.

Photo by Arts Promote 🎨 on September 24, 2026. May be an illustration of one or more people, cigarette and text.

Photo by Arts Promote 🎨 on September 24, 2026. May be an image of dim sum, chopsticks and text.

Photo by Arts Promote 🎨 on September 24, 2026. May be pop art of one or more people and text.

Photo by Arts Promote 🎨 on September 24, 2026. May be a doodle of people kissing and text.

Arts Promote 🎨@arts_promote

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Illustrator Myeong-Minho, based in South Korea, is admired for artwork that focuses on the beauty of ordinary life. In his “Family” series and couple portraits, he uses soft tones and delicate lines to capture quiet moments of connection. The stories within his drawings are simple yet powerful. Couples walk hand in hand through rain, rest among flower fields, or blow bubbles in the sunlight. Indoors, they share coffee or spend time together with children, celebrating both love and family. What makes his work unique is his ability to merge simplified characters with carefully detailed environments. This combination gives each illustration a storytelling quality, as if we are peeking into a chapter of someone’s life. For Myeong-Minho, love is not a single event but a collection of fleeting moments. His art highlights how small gestures, such as holding hands, sharing meals, and being present, become the truest expressions of care. Artist: @93.minho #art #illustration #family

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@daluz_angel Ciencia ficción !

September 26, 2026

@patrick_hazey_83 This is pathetically untrue. South Korea has the highest divorce rate. All men here are momma’s boys and the wife is treated like a slave. lol

September 26, 2026