At some point, unfamiliar but beautiful graffiti began to take over the underpasses, rooftops, and streets of Seoul, and at the center of it all was the artist Drol. A French-born graffiti virtuoso who embraced Korea as his home in 2016 alongside his Korean wife, Drol's journey into street art commenced in his teenage years, fueled by a passion for subcultures like rap, hip-hop, and classic comics. His distinct graffiti style, a fusion of underground comics and 19th-century European painting, transforms forgotten corners of Korea—abandoned factories, old walls, and underground passages—into whimsical worlds of fantasy and fairy tales. Drol's ability to seamlessly blend unfamiliar elements with the historical backdrop of his adopted home has solidified his status as one of Korea's most important and recognizable graffiti artists. Beyond the streets, he showcases his artistic versatility through illustrations, exhibitions, installations, and tattoos. Having left his mark in France's International Biennale and various residency programs, Drol continues his artistic journey in Korea, collaborating on projects commemorating the 130th anniversary of diplomatic relations between France and Korea, and even joining forces with industry giants like Sony Pictures and Mini Cooper His chosen artist name, Drol, cleverly reflects the playful duality of a street artist, embodying the transition from 'DROL' (kid) to 'LORD' (absolute one).

https://www.instagram.com/drolnim

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At some point, unfamiliar but beautiful graffiti began to take over the underpasses, rooftops, and streets of Seoul, and at the center of it all was the artist Drol. A French-born graffiti virtuoso who embraced Korea as his home in 2016 alongside his Korean wife, Drol's journey into street art commenced in his teenage years, fueled by a passion for subcultures like rap, hip-hop, and classic comics. His distinct graffiti style, a fusion of underground comics and 19th-century European painting, transforms forgotten corners of Korea—abandoned factories, old walls, and underground passages—into whimsical worlds of fantasy and fairy tales. Drol's ability to seamlessly blend unfamiliar elements with the historical backdrop of his adopted home has solidified his status as one of Korea's most important and recognizable graffiti artists. Beyond the streets, he showcases his artistic versatility through illustrations, exhibitions, installations, and tattoos. Having left his mark in France's International Biennale and various residency programs, Drol continues his artistic journey in Korea, collaborating on projects commemorating the 130th anniversary of diplomatic relations between France and Korea, and even joining forces with industry giants like Sony Pictures and Mini Cooper His chosen artist name, Drol, cleverly reflects the playful duality of a street artist, embodying the transition from 'DROL' (kid) to 'LORD' (absolute one).

https://www.instagram.com/drolnim

Traditional homemade ramen made from an Afghan hound coat. Enjoy here or as take-away. Rated five out of five stars *****

Alpacas have abandoned cashmere sweaters and cows have left their leather jackets. This is the fashion season for reptilian molt. Everyone’s wearing it now. Snap it up before it’s too late!

For almost 40 years, Piece Of Sheep have developed expertise and gained acclaimed know-how in the supply of knitting yarn, with a desire to offer products selected from the finest natural wools.

It's hunting season. Okey duckey! The clever Mallard duck pulled out his best camouflage to go unnoticed and take it easy at the edge of the pond.

At some point, unfamiliar but beautiful graffiti began to take over the underpasses, rooftops, and streets of Seoul, and at the center of it all was the artist Drol. A French-born graffiti virtuoso who embraced Korea as his home in 2016 alongside his Korean wife, Drol's journey into street art commenced in his teenage years, fueled by a passion for subcultures like rap, hip-hop, and classic comics. His distinct graffiti style, a fusion of underground comics and 19th-century European painting, transforms forgotten corners of Korea—abandoned factories, old walls, and underground passages—into whimsical worlds of fantasy and fairy tales. Drol's ability to seamlessly blend unfamiliar elements with the historical backdrop of his adopted home has solidified his status as one of Korea's most important and recognizable graffiti artists. Beyond the streets, he showcases his artistic versatility through illustrations, exhibitions, installations, and tattoos. Having left his mark in France's International Biennale and various residency programs, Drol continues his artistic journey in Korea, collaborating on projects commemorating the 130th anniversary of diplomatic relations between France and Korea, and even joining forces with industry giants like Sony Pictures and Mini Cooper His chosen artist name, Drol, cleverly reflects the playful duality of a street artist, embodying the transition from 'DROL' (kid) to 'LORD' (absolute one).

https://www.instagram.com/drolnim

Traditional homemade ramen made from an Afghan hound coat. Enjoy here or as take-away. Rated five out of five stars *****

Alpacas have abandoned cashmere sweaters and cows have left their leather jackets. This is the fashion season for reptilian molt. Everyone’s wearing it now. Snap it up before it’s too late!

For almost 40 years, Piece Of Sheep have developed expertise and gained acclaimed know-how in the supply of knitting yarn, with a desire to offer products selected from the finest natural wools.

It's hunting season. Okey duckey! The clever Mallard duck pulled out his best camouflage to go unnoticed and take it easy at the edge of the pond.