This is an old fashioned sake shop located in Omiya, Japan. I drew it on my lunch break so I didn’t have a great deal of time. In my work, I often overwork the details and I find that I am timid about using color. This was my attempt to consciously try to break away from these tendencies. I used Pitt Art Pen, Copic Multiliner Pen, and Watercolor.
The Zen garden and woman
The Natural and artificial Symphony.
Rhythms, Ripples,Random.
I like the sounds and rhythms of nature.
People are living with nature.
Stairs of an old temple
He can not keep up with her. Even if, climb and climb.
The Old show garden
People are looking at the snow garden.
Snow falls in Kyoto
I drew this picture by the STABILO pen. I love this pen very much.
Got back to Moleskine – watercolor painting after a loooooong break. (I know you have been waiting for this). First two attempts where awful, this is the third one. Referenced from a photo I took during my trip to Japan.
Tools:
Colors – REEVES watercolors.
Brush – Small flat brush and a Waterbrush
Lines – COPIC multiliner SP 0.1 mm
The Landscape of the city in the countryside.
In Japan, as well as a big city like Tokyo, there are a lot of city that has atmosphere of Edo Period and Old Period .
I was born in the historic city . My hometown is very prosperous in the Edo period. Please visit the old city in Japan. So you will discover the true culture of Japan. Thank you.
Japan-esque
Part of my “a drawing a day” project for the long days of summer and the second spread on my shiny first Moleskine. Rotring’s rapidographs and gouache paint.
I went back and visited Neko Kaigi again in Kyoto to get my cat fix. It was a busy Sunday and a rainy one, so the place was quite busy. I had time for a coffee and this quick sketch while I watched the visitors and cats interacting.
Watercolor and ink
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