Q: “How do you create your work?”
What I always keep in mind every time I draw is ``How can I catch everyone's attention?'' ``How can I make it stay in everyone's memory?''
Since I often draw girls, I am constantly inputting and outputting materials, such as to make their faces more cute and well-balanced, and to hone the expression of sex appeal caused by irregularities in the flesh and bones. I am using as much as I can. (Data collections, drawing figures, etc.)
Due to my personality, if I feel that a drawing is even a little off, I try to keep correcting it until I'm satisfied with it. You can do as much as you want, no matter how tiring it is, if you want to feel the sense of accomplishment when you finally get something that looks good after adding to it, deleting it, adding to it, and deleting it again and again.
 

Q: “What is your source of inspiration?”
 Maybe viewing illustrations or reading art books?
Also, this is a bit of a niche topic, but I really like wrinkles on clothes, and when I find wrinkles on clothes that look good in my daily life, I find myself wanting to draw them.

Q: “What do you want to convey through your illustrations?”
 Since I usually draw my own original characters, I think a big part of me is that I want more people to see the characters I draw.
This may be a bit of an exaggeration, but I hope that by seeing the characters I draw, I will be able to etch them into your memory even just a little.