Q&A: Najin Jun
Part I: The Interview

KTOWN213:  Hi Najin, give our viewers your 30 second intro!
Najin:  Hi-ho, K-town! What an insane privilege it is to be on here. My name's Najin Jun, I'm a quirky, Canada-born Korean. I'm currently rampaging the streets of Vancouver, BC, attending The University of British Columbia studying junk that you don't want to hear about, ha ha.

Kt213:  Sparkling personality you have!  Your personal website (www.najin.co.nr) is quite interesting to say the least.  Did you design it yourself?
Najin:  In short, I'm a complete and utter nerd when it comes to art. As far as my site goes, yeah, I've spent snot-nosed, grueling hours slaving over it, heh. Designing it, sketching the graphics, color coordinating, the whole shebang. I've always been keen on showing my work with the public in hopes inspiring some people along the way...I guess that's what got me interested in conjuring it up in the first place.

Kt213:  So art been a major player in your life...
Najin:  Art. I live it, breathe it, excrete it. Ha ha, it's one of my true loves. I think God stamped art all over me when I was born, I can't shake it off.

Kt213:  As far as "modeling", are you doing it as a hobby or would you like to take it to another level?
Najin:  Modeling is a beautiful, interactive form of art and I've loved doing it while I've had the opportunities to. For now it'll stay as a hobby, though that'd definitely be an insane blessing to be able to take it to another level.

Kt213:  Where do you hang out? Where can we see more of Najin?
Najin:  Anyone visiting Vancouver would only have to stalk me to my house to see more of me, ha ha. I love my room, it's my utopia. If I'm not there, I'd say there is no way to track me down. I spontaneously go literally anywhere in this city, the beach, a bud's house, downtown, a barren wheat field, who knows?  The best way to 'see more of me' would be online, har har.

Kt213:  I'm sure we can find some Internet stalkers for you, ha ha.  What's British Columbia like? What's the Korean community like over there?
Najin:  Our license plates don't have 'Beautiful British Columbia' printed on them for no reason. No where else can you find beaches, mountains, snowboarding, cities, clean air all in the same place. I love it here. As far as the Korean community goes, unfortunately, I'd say it's pretty segregated. There are tons of Koreans who come straight from Korea and bunch up in their groups while the small handful of English-speaking ones disperse into theirs. Our Korean community is a little broken, but hey, at least we have one, ha ha.

Kt213:  Besides art, any other hobbies you enjoy?
Najin:  I'm an insanely impulsive person. So my hobbies would consist of anything from loafing about with people that strike my fancy to streaking through a room of crowded people, ha ha. My hobby is doing what excites me, and that's always changing.

Kt213:  Where do you see yourself 5 years from now?
Najin:  5 years from now, I'll be graduating from pharmacy school, making a killing, cruising on my ninja. No doubt about that.

Kt213:  Your turn-on's and turn-off's?
Najin:  Turn ons, hmm, excellent question. I love unique, vivid guys who have strong direction in their life. I find guys who are disciplined a huge turn on, maybe because it's something that I lack. Guys who are modest and humble at what they do is a big up. Guys who can keep up with my sarcastic sense of humor, maybe throw in some funnies of their own, that is a big turn on. Turn off's...insecure, inconsiderate, unable-to-control-their-testosterone blockheads.

Kt213:  Well Najin, thank you for the interview and we wish you the best of luck!
Najin:  The pleasure's all mine, keep on thriving, K-town!