I love the way you draw flowing clothes and foilage

*foliage

I would LOVE to commission some picturs of armoured Joseon cavalry from you someday! Flails and other sundry fun...

Goddamn, man! I have got to commission you sometime. Odd question. Would you be interested in making video game art?

Well.... I am afraid I won't be much of a help for that. Sorry.

Damn. Well, do you know your way around Korean mythology? I have a storyboard I want to use for a video game that's based on that.

I do know some legends and stories, but my knowledge on them are rather shallow, unfortunately.
Still, I think I might be able to provide you some(if not paltry) help.... On which myth is your storyboard based on?

Actually, it deviates from any specific myth to focus on a tae kwon do student who seeks to attain enlightenment by acquiring the relics of the Buddhist Eightfold path. I was thinking of having 1 villain and two partners for the protagonist, one of them being a female who can use the five magical elements (fire, wood, water, metal, and earth) and the other a tiger swordsman who eventually gets the Four Tigers Evil-Cutting Sword. I want the storyboard to have lots of narrative detail as well, like flower motifs, the creation stories with Taebyolwang and Sobyolwang, details of how mortals came to be gods, Haenggi Pond as the entrance to the underworld (and possibly the role of Kangim as its death messenger) and the laws of creation as a plot point: specifically, creation can only be attained by combination or division, and anyone who could create something from nothing would become all-powerful. (You might have noticed I'm a bit of a stickler for details.)

Ah, so, it will largely be based on shamanistic myths of Jeju island. Interesting. While mixing Tae kwon do with Buddhism feels rather unnatural(as the philosophy of Tae kwon do has no connections with particular religion, and actually more in common with Taoism or Confucianism), I find it quite amazing that there is someone who is trying to use Jeju shamanistic myths for storyboard outside of Korea.

I figure Japanese and Chinese myths have been done to death. I don't think I've ever seen anything based on Korean mythology. Also, thank you for letting me know of the disconnect between Tae kwon do and Buddhism.