Drawing flowers for mother’s day
Japanese watercolor, ballpoint pen, drawing paper
8.62 × 10.63 inches
2020
$115 (with frame)
Tadashi-NISHIMORI draws fresh flower arrangements and ripe fruits.
Resonating with the visually captured casual and beautiful shapes, he draws calmly and stoically.
“Drawing flowers for mother’s day” expresses the feeling of “always being thankful” with a fresh bouquet.
He relaxes and concentrates, as he faces the screen and uses his brush to play freely with colors.
The color pigments smudge and create a breath of a beautiful phenomenon, as he uses a 0.38mm ballpoint pen to have fun and play with the shapes. While feeling relaxed, he expresses the beauty of everyday life.
Tadashi-NISHIMORIが描く形は、新鮮な活花や熟した果実。
視覚で捉えた何気ない美しい形を心に響かせ、おおらかに、かつストイックに描く。
その中でも、Drawing flowers for mother’s day は、新鮮な花束と共に「いつもありがとう」という思いを表現している。
彼はリラックスして集中し、画面に向かい筆は自由に色で遊ぶ。顔彩がにじみ、美しい現象に息吹きを与えるように0.38mmのボールペンを用いて形を楽しむように、遊ぶように描く。そして、美しい日常をゆったりとした気持ちで表現している。
Flowers for
Japanese watercolor, watercolor pencils, ballpoint pen, drawing paper
11.89 × 15.47 inches
2020
$147 (with frame)
Tadashi-NISHIMORI was born in Nara prefecture. He was raised on sacred land and learned that god is everywhere around him. As if conversing with the gods around him, he started drawing when he was little.
Like giggling, he relaxes and looks at the beautiful and inspirational shapes around him.
He draws using acrylic, gansai (Japanese watercolor), watercolor colored pencils, and so on on canvases, boards, or watercolor papers. His paintings feature landscapes, still life, and snapshots.
From 1993-1997, he studied oil painting at a vocational school. Without entering art college, he moved to Tokyo. From 1997-2004, he held a group exhibition every year. From 1999-2007, he designed magazine illustrations and cafe menus, and sold hand-drawn t-shirts. He is currently creating while working in a company.
