[Framed] Woodblock print, short story, Oma

Japanese modern woodblock prints are paintings created by the artist by self-painting, self-engraving, and self-painting based on the multicolor printing technique of ukiyo-e completed in the Edo period. In particular, the water-based woodblocks drawn with watercolors allow you to enjoy the soft texture and rich colors of Japanese paper. The artist changes the color over and over again, changes the power, changes the amount, and repeats the painting to create the picture he envisioned. The overlap of colors that cannot be created by just drawing with a brush is the most beautiful part of woodblock prints. Please pick it up and see its beauty. title: Aima In ancient Japan, the time of dusk was called Omagatoki, an ominous time to meet demons. It was thought that the world of humans and the world of demons would switch when day and night switch. I'm not myself, but I can look into my face. But it's just hiding in the world of the table, and it definitely exists in me. I drew a demon hidden in such a person. Year of production: 2021 Technique: Aqueous woodblock print Screen size: 36 x 7.2 cm Work size: Approximately 42 x 14.5 cm Forehead size: Approximately 47 x 17.5 cm * All are hand-printed. Even if you use paints of the same color, the color may change slightly.