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Akemi Sugimoto

I like to draw ordinary sceneries and expressions of children.
While keeping my
While keeping the passion towards drawing which I felt when I began, I want to create works which stay in the viewers head.

Miho Yoshida

http://totsu-awaumi.tumblr.com
Oil on canvas

Michiko Suzuki

My main theme for drawing is scenery.
I like to draw European brick buildings and to create a special atmosphere around them.

Shiomi Kurihara

Materials: Indian ink(Japanese Sumi ink)
I describe a realistic instance hidden inside the view of everyday life

Aya Inoue

http://aya-inoue.jimdo.com/
My works centre around concrete art and sometimes abstraction. Recently I found interest in abstract art and am currently dedicating myself to it.
I work with themes like world peace, human rights, problems of our society and the inner world of our minds.

Hidekazu Sato

http://sato-hidekazu.com/
I create my works in the style of brush paintings with bamboo pens/brushes and ink.
While creating my works I wish that he people who see my works get happy.
Through my works I want to contribute to world peace.

Yuko Doya

http://www.yukodoya.net
Iron, coated with Urethane on Parkerizing

Mami Ozaki

http://www.mami-ozaki.com
Acrylic paint

yukimushi (snöflinga)

http://starleafandflower.wix.com/yukimushi-snoflinga
It has been made by pressed leaf and collage.
I made the leaf with glitter.

Yoshitomo Mukai

http://www.nihonbijutsu-club.com/tomo/
I express the concept of the primal God by drawing pictures similar to icons from the medieval Christianity period.
In my mind while drawing, is the thought that behind nature there is always something deeper.

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Category: Fine art