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Hiromi Nakamura

http://tsuyoshi-hirominakamura.com/
I draw Japanese-style paintings Nihonga of nature landscapes and European landscapes.

Hiromi Yamamoto

Japanese style accessory.
I make Japanese style goods which everyone can enjoy no matter your age.
This is the ” Japanese bellflower “

Hatsumi Nose

http://www.hahome.sakura.ne.jp
My works are acryl and oil on canvas.
In our lives, we have to overcome powerful flows which one could call destiny and obstacles as big as mountains but we shine the brightest when we live our so called present to the fullest.

Yasutaka Hayashi

http://hayashi12131.wix.com/hayashi-works
I draw courses of events which we forget and situations which are forgotten.

Fumiaki Asai

http://fumiaki-asai.jimdo.com
It is my style to hit my artworks with emotions directly.
I am particular about colours.

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.

Aira

http://airaism.com
Expressing the beauty which can be seen in the four seasons through the laws of nature.

Yumi Akiyama

http://r-studio6.wixsite.com/mysite-1
Mental or imagined scenery is expressed in sumi ink in the piece based on the sprits of Japanese calligraphy.
The work also has the concept of the “blank”, the importance of the balance between black and white, tangible and intangible or fullness and emptiness.

Itsuko

http://handbms.sakura.ne.jp/west-park-books/
I create my works by adding poems to my pictures of the changing seasons, beauty of nature and small animals.

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