This Case study focuses on a young Taiwanese student, 61Chi1, who graduated from elementary, junior, and senior high school’s fine arts talented classes and later on majored in art in university. The study aimed to explore the development course of the case of 61Chi and her success of choosing cartoonist as her profession. We applied case study research on the relevance between the development course, comic drawing style, and the impact of the school arts education. Hopefully, the story of her success will illuminate future research and provide suggestions for Arts educators. The findings are summarized as below: First, the background of fine arts talented class laid a solid foundation, giving the case much space and advantages to innovation in her comic style. Second, the significant others in life, such as parents, teachers, classmates, and seniors support and inspire the case in comic creation. Third, persistence, perfectionism, courage to accept challenge, and clearly-set plans and goals for each stage, bring her from the beginning of exploratory stage to, finally, professional capacity. Forth, the superb computer graphics techniques allows her analog hand-painted media texture, which responding to traditional realist style and Surrealist aesthetic Standard, perfectly combine with computer graphics, to create visual effects that purely hand painting cannot achieve. The consistent presentation of innovative creation and creative effects, are important factors being unique and stand out of young comic creators.