Lilac swan

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Hello, nice to meet you. Beautiful things born from the palm of your hand. With the concept of "beautiful things born from the palm," I draw what I feel, the world of my imagination, and the world of myself. Ever since I was a little girl, I used to hold a pen tightly in my left hand and draw a story for each picture. A fairy living in a garden flower, a frog hibernating in a damp meadow, a princess in a distant foreign country. The imaginary world had many different inhabitants, and each one of them was the main character. I have continued to draw in the style of my childhood, but as I have grown older, a new style has emerged. As I grew older, a new style emerged: the atmosphere of the changing seasons, the fleeting but gentle light, and the surprisingly warm darkness. I am inspired by the lovely Japanese paper that covers the holes in the sliding doors, and the origami cranes that have faded over time. As the years go by, I have come to feel that my style of expressing what I feel as I feel it is more suitable for me now. The "Animals with Light Grains" series is a series of paintings in which light grains of various sizes spill out from the bodies of dynamic animals. After the animals run away, I imagine that a world full of sparkling light will be created. Whether it's the fairy tale world I've been painting for a long time, or the world where I can capture the atmosphere, I don't do any preliminary sketches for all of my paintings. I let my brushes dance as I feel, and I value the voice of my emotions and heart, and the vigorous, unstoppable brushwork. I try to listen to the sounds of the changing seasons, feel them, and create works that are fragrant. It is also important for me to write about each painting. I would be happy if my paintings remind you of something nostalgic or make you feel warm and fuzzy. Thank you for reading to the end.

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Hello, nice to meet you.

Beautiful things born from the palm of your hand.

With the concept of "beautiful things born from the palm," I draw what I feel, the world of my imagination, and the world of myself.

Ever since I was a little girl, I used to hold a pen tightly in my left hand and draw a story for each picture.

A fairy living in a garden flower, a frog hibernating in a damp meadow, a princess in a distant foreign country.

The imaginary world had many different inhabitants, and each one of them was the main character.

I have continued to draw in the style of my childhood, but as I have grown older, a new style has emerged.

As I grew older, a new style emerged: the atmosphere of the changing seasons, the fleeting but gentle light, and the surprisingly warm darkness.
I am inspired by the lovely Japanese paper that covers the holes in the sliding doors, and the origami cranes that have faded over time.

As the years go by, I have come to feel that my style of expressing what I feel as I feel it is more suitable for me now.

The "Animals with Light Grains" series is a series of paintings in which light grains of various sizes spill out from the bodies of dynamic animals.
After the animals run away, I imagine that a world full of sparkling light will be created.

Whether it's the fairy tale world I've been painting for a long time, or the world where I can capture the atmosphere, I don't do any preliminary sketches for all of my paintings.

I let my brushes dance as I feel, and I value the voice of my emotions and heart, and the vigorous, unstoppable brushwork.

I try to listen to the sounds of the changing seasons, feel them, and create works that are fragrant.
It is also important for me to write about each painting.

I would be happy if my paintings remind you of something nostalgic or make you feel warm and fuzzy.

Thank you for reading to the end.

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