“I use acrylic gouache, white gesso, and oily colored pencils. It is a painting material that I have been used to since I was a student,” Kaorinasu shared in an interview for Ballpit. “It uses a lot of colors and beautiful coloring, a mixture of white gesso and paint. This is because oil-based colored pencils can be used to paint small parts on top of the paint.”

She has currently posted more than 300 artworks and hopes that one day her art is going to be used for ending your favorite TV programs and dramas.

If you are curious to see more of her work, have a look on Instagram or on her website. Push ‘follow’ keep in touch with her creations.

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One of his recent projects is a series of cat illustrations inspired by traditional Japanese and medieval art.

“When I moved into my own apartment I realized I could come up with a theme and decorate it however I liked. Realizing I’m a fan of cats and Japanese woodblock prints I decided to combine those interests and make these art prints for my new home,” the artist shared on Bored Panda.

Alongside cute feline illustrations, Giddens whose professional artistic journey began back in 2014 also makes comics based on mental health and stories from his personal life.

Have a glimpse of his arts in the gallery below and follow him on Instagram for more.

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When creating her art, the self-taught artist doesn’t love using too many colors, instead, she likes to express herself with fewer colors. “I draw using a masking film and a sponge. The paint uses 12-color matte watercolor (Japanese elementary school students mostly use this paint) and tries to leave a texture on the picture. My vitality is that I use the same paint as the respected manga artist,” the artist said in an interview for Ballpit.

She usually starts her artistic process by drawing roughly with a pencil on paper. “The draft is drawn with a pencil, and the finish is painted with a sponge containing paint. A masking film is used when painting. Painting is very important to me. Art encourages me. I have a lot of fun when I have a pencil,” she revealed.

To see he work, check out her Instagram account and follow her for future updates.

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“I studied in Tokyo during 2010-2014 and noticed a lot of cultural differences between Japan and my country so I started to draw these comic strips about them to deal with my culture shock,” the artist shared on Bored Panda. “I hope my comics will help more foreigners to understand Japan and Japanese better, as well as to increase awareness and change how we behave.”

Better known as Eva Comics on social media, Neo has been drawing webcomics since 2007 and with her remarkable talent and cute Japanese style illustrations, she became one of the most recognized artists in Southeast Asia.

If you want to see her cartoons, check out the gallery below or have a look at her accounts on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter where she shares her work.

The post Artist Depicts How Strange She Feels in Japan appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Check out some of his illustrations below and you’ll see what we are talking about.

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“I use acrylic gouache, white gesso, and oily colored pencils. It is a painting material that I have been used to since I was a student,” Kaorinasu shared in an interview for Ballpit. “It uses a lot of colors and beautiful coloring, a mixture of white gesso and paint. This is because oil-based colored pencils can be used to paint small parts on top of the paint.”

She has currently posted more than 300 artworks and hopes that one day her art is going to be used for ending your favorite TV programs and dramas.

If you are curious to see more of her work, have a look on Instagram or on her website. Push ‘follow’ keep in touch with her creations.

The post Japanese Artist Depicts Beautiful Landscapes Of Her Homeland appeared first on PlayJunkie.

One of his recent projects is a series of cat illustrations inspired by traditional Japanese and medieval art.

“When I moved into my own apartment I realized I could come up with a theme and decorate it however I liked. Realizing I’m a fan of cats and Japanese woodblock prints I decided to combine those interests and make these art prints for my new home,” the artist shared on Bored Panda.

Alongside cute feline illustrations, Giddens whose professional artistic journey began back in 2014 also makes comics based on mental health and stories from his personal life.

Have a glimpse of his arts in the gallery below and follow him on Instagram for more.

The post This Artist is Inspired b Japenese and Medieval Cats appeared first on PlayJunkie.

When creating her art, the self-taught artist doesn’t love using too many colors, instead, she likes to express herself with fewer colors. “I draw using a masking film and a sponge. The paint uses 12-color matte watercolor (Japanese elementary school students mostly use this paint) and tries to leave a texture on the picture. My vitality is that I use the same paint as the respected manga artist,” the artist said in an interview for Ballpit.

She usually starts her artistic process by drawing roughly with a pencil on paper. “The draft is drawn with a pencil, and the finish is painted with a sponge containing paint. A masking film is used when painting. Painting is very important to me. Art encourages me. I have a lot of fun when I have a pencil,” she revealed.

To see he work, check out her Instagram account and follow her for future updates.

The post Japanese Artist Uses Only a Few Of Colors appeared first on PlayJunkie.

“I studied in Tokyo during 2010-2014 and noticed a lot of cultural differences between Japan and my country so I started to draw these comic strips about them to deal with my culture shock,” the artist shared on Bored Panda. “I hope my comics will help more foreigners to understand Japan and Japanese better, as well as to increase awareness and change how we behave.”

Better known as Eva Comics on social media, Neo has been drawing webcomics since 2007 and with her remarkable talent and cute Japanese style illustrations, she became one of the most recognized artists in Southeast Asia.

If you want to see her cartoons, check out the gallery below or have a look at her accounts on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter where she shares her work.

The post Artist Depicts How Strange She Feels in Japan appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Check out some of his illustrations below and you’ll see what we are talking about.

The post Illustrations from this Japanese Artist Will Really Make You Question the Modern Society appeared first on PlayJunkie.