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Once the drawing was done, I dipped the paper into Japanese ink and poured mud paint. 

Created with traditional Japanese manerials such as: washi(Japanese paper), sumi(Japanese ink) and mud pigments. Mounted on wood panel.
Once the drawing was done, I dipped the paper into Japanese ink and poured mud paint. 

Created with traditional Japanese manerials such as: washi(Japanese paper), sumi(Japanese ink) and mud pigments. Mounted on wood panel.
Once the drawing was done, I dipped the paper into Japanese ink and poured mud paint. 

Created with traditional Japanese manerials such as: washi(Japanese paper), sumi(Japanese ink) and mud pigments. Mounted on wood panel.
Once the drawing was done, I dipped the paper into Japanese ink and poured mud paint. 

Created with traditional Japanese manerials such as: washi(Japanese paper), sumi(Japanese ink) and mud pigments. Mounted on wood panel.
Once the drawing was done, I dipped the paper into Japanese ink and poured mud paint. 

Created with traditional Japanese manerials such as: washi(Japanese paper), sumi(Japanese ink) and mud pigments. Mounted on wood panel.

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Eclipse Drawing

Shinji Horimura

Japan

Drawing, Ink on Paper

Size: 11.8 W x 15.7 H x 0.8 D in

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Once the drawing was done, I dipped the paper into Japanese ink and poured mud paint. Created with traditional Japanese manerials such as: washi(Japanese paper), sumi(Japanese ink) and mud pigments. Mounted on wood panel.

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Drawing:

Ink on Paper

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Size:

11.8 W x 15.7 H x 0.8 D in

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Shinji Horimura is a contemporary figurative artist from Osaka, Japan. He focuses on Japanese male figure in sacred Shinto festivals by using traditional materials, such as Clay Paint, Sumi Ink, and Washi Paper. Born in 1975, his curious and adventurous character made his life-path very unique. He spent one year in Australia as an exchange student at the age of 17, majored Anthropology (African Studies) in college, and moved to New York City to study design at the age of 25. After working as a display/interior designer for 6 years, he made a sudden turn to the field of holistic healing to master Oriental Medicine and Chi (energy), and became a professional therapist. He started drawing in 2004 for self-expression when he was a display designer in New York. He developed his own drawing style without a proper education in art. In 2011, Shinji moved back to Japan and started pouring more energy into his art. Currently he presents his works both in Japan and overseas.

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