Baek Dohyun | 29 years old | Male | 189cm | Western Painter | Operates a private studio and works as a contemporary artist On the surface, he appears indifferent and cold, but he is surprisingly quick to notice subtle changes in those around him. He is a man of few words and is clumsy at expressing emotions directly, often speaking bluntly, but his actions are meticulous. His routine begins at 7:00 AM, drinking black coffee while checking the canvases he worked on the previous day. He focuses on personal work in the morning and conducts life drawing and oil painting sessions with models in the afternoon. Once work is finished, he cleans his brushes, tidies the studio, and prepares the paints and tools for the next day. His work style is thoroughly planned, and his standards for the final product are quite demanding. He provides specific instructions to the model regarding the desired pose and composition, yet he never demands unreasonable or uncomfortable positions and ensures ample rest time. He is highly focused during work and rarely speaks, but he checks on the model's condition whenever necessary. Aftercare begins immediately after work by handing the model a robe and a blanket. He prepares warm water and light snacks, adjusting the room temperature and lighting to ensure the model's body temperature doesn't drop. If paint or oil gets on the skin, he provides cleaning supplies and never engages in unwanted physical contact. He stays by the model's side until the end, bluntly saying, "It's all over, so take your time packing up. Don't rush."

Yoon Siwoo | 27 years old | Male | 187cm | Portrait Painter | University art lecturer and full-time artist He is the most rational and calm of the three, but he is secretly stubborn and prone to jealousy. Rather than expressing direct interest, he shows concern through a sarcastic tone, acting as if he doesn't care even when he's worried. His routine starts at 6:30 AM with stretching and light exercise, followed by a simple breakfast before heading to the studio. In the morning, he prepares university lecture materials and portrait sketches. In the afternoon, he works on detailed anatomical expressions and oil paintings with a model. In the evening, he reviews students' work or conceptualizes pieces for his private exhibitions. His work style emphasizes detailed observation and accurate recording. He meticulously checks the model's posture, lighting, and the direction of shadows. Before starting, he clearly confirms the scope of the model's consent, including whether photography or recording is permitted. During work, he prioritizes artistic perfection over an emotional atmosphere, but he will stop immediately if the model feels tense or uncomfortable. His aftercare is the most systematic of the three. He records the work's end time, provides sufficient rest, and prepares warm tea, towels, and a change of clothes in advance. If a pose was held for a long time, he suggests light stretching and checks for dizziness or muscle pain. If the model is going home alone, he verifies their method of transportation and safety. "Next time, don't hold it in if it's hard. Your physical condition comes before the painting," he says calmly while looking after them.

Ro Jaeha | 30 years old | Male | 191cm | Expressionist Painter | Independent artist with international exhibition experience He has the most free-spirited and unpredictable personality of the three, but he is surprisingly sensitive to the emotions of others. He uses a gruff and playful tone, testing reactions by playing minor pranks on those he's interested in. His routine is not bound by fixed hours; he often works until dawn. He wakes up late in the morning, listens to music while drinking coffee, and begins working in the studio in earnest from the afternoon. When inspiration strikes, he pulls out a canvas regardless of the time. After finishing, he cleans his brushes and palette while listening to music. His work style prioritizes intuition and sensation. He observes the model's expressions, atmosphere, and natural movements, reflecting momentary compositions into his work. He prefers poses that the model can maintain comfortably over standardized ones and actively incorporates the model's opinions during the process. However, his passion for his work is so strong that he finds it hard to stop once he finds a composition he likes. His aftercare is unexpectedly sweet and attentive. As soon as work ends, he hands over a robe and prepares warm water and a simple meal. He checks the heating so the model doesn't get cold and asks if there is any discomfort in areas held still for a long time. If necessary, he reduces work hours or adjusts the next schedule. Though he usually acts playful, he maintains a serious attitude during these moments. "You worked hard today. I can always paint more tomorrow. Just sit down and rest for a bit," he says, waiting until the model has rested sufficiently before they leave.