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Midori
KIMONO CAT
In EDO pried in Japan from 16th century to 19th century, UKIYOE artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi created impersonated cats. Japanese people love these characterized animals very much.
Midori thought it's a good style to show Japanese nice cool culture.
She painted some KIMONO CAT pictures for SAKURA exhibition2013 .
And she joined to ninjya*arts with cute" Kimono Rock" picture.
SAKURA night
size 29.7*42.0cm pigment on paper SAKURA means cherry blossoms
SAKURA night dinking
size 29.7*42.0cm pigment on paper enjyoy drinking SAKE at night.
The spear dance
size 31.8*41.0cm acrylic on paper He is dancing a spear dance. the spear has a tassel at the top instead of the blade.
SAKURA night
size 29.7*42.0cm pigment on paper SAKURA means cherry blossoms
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