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Masakazu Takahata

http://www.acechiro.com/Takahata.html
My works reach from classical to modern art.
Without the determination onto a specific method I create frescos, and works from small sizes to large sizes.
My works also include stainless steel, stone carving, photographs, gardens, graphic design and architecture.
masakazu-a-m@gaia.eonet.ne.jp

Meiya.y

http://meiya.denberlin.com/
This art belong to subculture.
Materials are pastel-colored, colored pencil, water color, Japanese Washi paper, graphic tools.
Giclee art.

Tsutomu Asai

https://www.iichi.com/people/Asai8823
My theme for drawing is life.
With the universal inside as a base, I want to express.

Koichi Nakada

www.koichinakada.red
I draw while following my impulses.
Not knowing whether the impulse comes from my soul or brain, I simply draw what is within myself.
I often draw with paint or crayons on newspaper rather than on a canvas.

Minami Fukasaka

http://www.fukasaka.net/
Colorful works. Detailed descriptions.
Depiction of the vast world within our minds.

Shoko Fujino

My main materials are „washi“, foil, glue, mineral pigments and Due to the complex textures the drawing materials are attractive.
Using these, I am aiming to create diverse works.

Tomosuke Nakayama

http://tomosuke.net
Profound pursuit of light and shadow.

Sayuri Yokoi

http://yokoisayuri.wix.com/yokoisayuri
A painting which has the heart of passed days, yesterday, and tomorrow.

Yuko Doya

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

Masahiro Hayashi

I describe my artwork in abstract and feel my own world views and values include the satirical side of the world.
I am still seeking my art style.
I’m struggling to find my own style in the future.

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Category: Fine art