ado 渡辺真希子さんの新作が入荷しました。

New works by Makiko Watanabe have arrived at Ado.

Black and white, dignified and relaxed—ado's new works are released simultaneously. Cats with different expressions are depicted in calm, Japanese painting-like tones. Amidst their cuteness, there is a quiet elegance, and the more you gaze at them, the more you are drawn into their charm. These are ado's unique paintings of adult cats, which deepen in flavor the more you display and admire them.

 

Shiro Neko at Home

A white cat nestles against a vibrant green cushion, gazing intently at us. This piece is rich in highlights, including the texture of the fur and amber eyes, rendered with ado's delicate touch, and the exquisite texture of the fabric. The relaxed posture of the cat offers a soothing comfort to the viewer.



Kuro Neko at Home

Against a gleaming golden background, a long-haired black cat gazes intently at us. This impressive work features calm tones reminiscent of Japanese painting and delicate fur meticulously drawn by ado, strand by strand. Its captivating blue eyes and simple composition possess a profound presence, revealing new expressions each time you display it. This piece is highly recommended not only for cat lovers but also for anyone interested in animal art.





ado Makiko Watanabe

An artist who loves living creatures. While studying at the School of Agriculture and Animal Science at Tokai University, she spent a short time in Kenya to participate in wildlife conservation. She began her creative activities with the idea of doing something for animals. After graduating, she worked as a contract employee at Kumamoto City Zoological and Botanical Garden, and continues to explore ways to express the relationship between humans and animals and the essence of life.



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