With "どんどん" as the core, various Japanese New Year customs are presented in a comic format.
"どんどん" is an onomatopoeia similar to hitting "咚咚". It surrounds the movement of percussion, and uses the following three Japanese New Year customs as blessing images for the New Year greetings:
① Opening the mirror cake: Use a mallet to knock the mirror cake open to pray for blessings, and replace it with a lucky cat shaped like a mirror cake.
② Ringing the Sanskrit Bell: Ring the bell on New Year's Eve to remove the troubles of the world through the low and slow bell.
③ Badminton: The sport of slapping the badminton body with a wooden board has the meaning of eliminating disasters.
In processing, the coherent movement is presented on the same plane through the double-changing card, and the percussion movement is shown by turning the New Year's shape up and down. During the turning process, it is constantly ringing the bell, opening the mirror cake, and playing badminton, praying for more health, eternity and prosperity prosperity.
The side exploding frame uses the exclusive patented letterpress latent shadow technology of "Rakutian Typographic Studio" to display "good luck" and "orange" on the same area of the paper in a printing method. Joy and blessings are passed on to others in the form of New Year greetings.
-
Brand Introduction｜Indown
An illustration brand that blends American cartoons and strange creatures. Often uses character deformation or mutation as the theme. They are committed to exploring the possibilities of modeling and like to inspire more sparks through transformation.
-
Paper: French Champs paper 620gsm
Printing: letterpress printing
Post-processing: double change card, hot foil stamping, embossing, relief latent shadow technology, blessed heart
Dimensions: 105x148 mm
