Drawing the Thai Girl I Miss Most.. A Month After Thailand, She's Still on My Mind

It has been almost a month since I returned to South Korea from Thailand. Slowly, I have begun settling back into everyday life. Work projects, meeting friends, familiar routines, and the comfort of home have gradually filled my days once again. Life in Korea is convenient. The infrastructure is excellent, public transportation is efficient, and almost everything is within reach. Yet despite all of that, there is still someone I cannot seem to forget. Among all the people I met during my time in Thailand, one person continues to occupy my thoughts. June. Today, while relaxing at home, I found myself thinking about her once again. I tried watching movies. I tried resting. I tried distracting myself with everyday life. But the memories remained. So I decided to do something different. I picked up my pencil and began drawing her portrait from memory. In this video, I share the creative process behind that drawing, along with my thoughts about travel, memory, nostalgia, and the people who leave a lasting impression on our lives. Sometimes a journey ends long before our emotions catch up. Thank you for joining me on this personal and creative journey. Topics in this video: • Returning to Korea after Thailand • Reverse culture shock and everyday life • Missing someone from Thailand • Drawing a portrait from memory • Creative inspiration and nostalgia • Travel memories that never fade • The emotional side of long-term travel If you enjoy authentic travel stories, personal reflections, art, and Thailand-related content, please consider subscribing and supporting the channel.