Reflecting on my own recent projects, I realize that I am now well aware of both weaknesses and strengths in them. One thing that needs improvement in them is the discontinuity in working with creative thoughts. In fact, after developing some initial inspirational thoughts related to a project or design, rather than developing them to completion or a point of completion, I tend to just drop them. In other words, considering that an inspirational design or project has been formed, rather than developing those concepts more in terms of experimenting with fabric patterns or shapes using repetitive creation or deformation or implementing them into real fabric prototypes for practical testing, these concepts are actually left to just hit a standstill. Rather than simply developing these concepts into more refined projects or pieces, another thing that needs improvement in them is that there are not sufficient extensions in terms of related research. In other words, related images or experimental data need to be added to provide a more sufficient basis for these pieces. On the other hand, my own works show evident strengths. Firstly, there are plenty and well-considered responses to the elements. These demonstrate a comprehensive analysis into composition, color schemes, and expressive methods. Indeed, there are well-considered uses of a variety of materials that incorporate fabric, mixed media, and unconventional materials to achieve texture. Experimentation with various materials not only enhances the visual elements but shows a strive to go beyond conventional methods. In terms of future development, there will be efforts to rectify the issue of discontinuity in response to elements. Meanwhile, there will continue to be development based on strengths in painting and experimenting with various materials.