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Some progress from May 16 below — Currently, I’m busy with my other website, an anti-nuke site aimed at Japanese readers, and rather slow in painting progress. So, I need some time before I post Stage 3. 下の５月１６日から、いくらか進みました。 今のところ、私のもう１つのウェブサイト 「やかんをのせたら～～」 … Continue reading →

So, I’ve got a new set of 0.3mm felt-tip pens, but did I threw away my older, thicker set?? I thought over what to do with it, and found out that I could use it with compositions of lines. I … Continue reading →

Here I’ve begun working with the new set of 0.3 mm felt-tip pens. I use the same model and the same pose as shown earlier on May 12. (Based on Croquis Cafe 104) The set contains only 20 colors (This … Continue reading →

SO, as shown below, I’ve got a new set of felt-tip pens, this time very “slim” ones of o.3 mm. And I’ve made a pencil outline drawing of the same model, same pose as shown earlier on May 12. (Based … Continue reading →

The felt-tip pens I had been using went dry (out of ink). I got a new set of pens, but they  have tips that are too thick (1mm or larger) — As you see here, the result seems sick and … Continue reading →

Here’s the front side of the “Dona Nobiis Pacem” T-shirt, first shown below on May 5, again — now this side is done. Now, I’ll work on the back. 下の5月5日に紹介した “Dona Nobiis Pacem” Tシャツの オモテ面、完成です。 では、裏面の制作に進みます。    

The pointillism exercise shown below on May 1 below is now done, based on Croquis Cafe 360. Felt-tip marker on paper 297 x 210 mm (11.7″ x 8.3″) 下の５月１日の点描練習、完成です。 Croquis Cafe 360をベースに。 紙にマーカー 297 x 210 mm  

Here is the beginning of another T-shirt with a prayer for peace. “Dona Nobis Pacem” (Bring us peace) on a solid black T-shirt. Front side, just begun. The work continues. 平和を祈るＴシャツ。 “Dona Nobis Pacem” （我らに平和を）を、真っ黒のＴシャツの上に。 こちらは全面、描き始め。 作業はまだ続きます。  

Here’s the same pointillism exercise in its Stage 3. Based on Croquis Cafe 360, now the exercise is close to the finish. 下の点描練習、ステージ３。 Croquis Cafe 360をベースにしたこの点描練習、 もうすぐ完成です。  

I’ve painted two Mothers Day cards for a friend. Coloring pencil on post cards I know they are rather mediocre, but this time I gave precedence the recipients’ ease of understanding. Here becomes evident the difference between “art activism” and … Continue reading →