A Japanese artist added life to illustrations with splashes of color from nature itself. Illustrator and Twitter user Kotetsu (@kotetsu_of) recently drew a series of illustrations that caught the attention of fellow Twitter users because of their vibrant colors. But rather than being the one to take credit for the color work, Kotetsu borrowed from mother nature through the Japanese art of paper cutting called "kirie," as reported by SoraNews24. https://twitter.com/kotetsu_of/status/1063599577339650048 Kotetu's illustrations mainly featured a kimono-wearing girl with a bob cut demurely posing in slightly different ways. Japanese kimono often feature designs and motif that ref...
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