The Ikebana series is an art project started by Japanese artist Maki Kawakita. She has been presenting her own versions of ‘Color Theory & Mona Lisa’ in which she paints over the original da Vinci’s masterpiece with traditional Japanese patterns. The result is absolutely stunning and breath-taking. Now, recently, she did the same thing but with the paintings of renowned Japanese Ukiyo-e artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi.
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Ikebana Series Chinoise Oil paint with pyrography on Mango wood
Ikebana Series Chinoise Oil paint with pyrography on Mango wood 44 x 12 inches
Aumakua Sextet – Oil paint with Pyrography on Mango wood
Aumakua Sextet Oil paint with Pyrography on Mango wood Approx 55.75 x 32 x 1 inches
Vector shell
The painting was finished several days ago, but I still think this is the best part of my current artworks. I used one of vector shells I made before; outlined and filled again by hand (and partialy painted with opacity). Actually it’s not very difficult to make it like that, but feels like I did something really new at last…
Still Life – Oil Paint with Pyrography on Mango wood
Still Life – Oil Paint with Pyrography on Mango wood 30″ x 16″ (C)DMG25
