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Takumi Studios

Expressive Brushstroke Child Manga Style

Expressive Brushstroke Child Manga Style

$221.00 AUD
$221.00 AUD
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Hiro Akino 秋野ひろ

"The first time I drew manga was when I was in junior high school. It was a 'battle manga' about a math teacher fighting teachers of other subjects. The story was quite odd, but thanks to it, I became good at drawing portraits. I strive to create portraits that capture the personality of the people who model for me"

初めてマンガを描いたのは中学生のときで、数学担当の先生が他の教科の先生と戦うバトルマンガでした。めちゃくちゃなストーリーでしたが、おかげで似顔絵は得意になりました。モデルになった人の性格が表現できるような似顔絵を目指しています。


Description

Discover the depth and emotion of this expressive manga child portrait, where traditional manga influences meet the fluidity and artistry of hand-painted techniques. This style blends soft color gradients with intricate brushwork, capturing the subtle expressions and unique character of each subject. The combination of delicate layering and textured details brings a sense of realism to the figures, while still maintaining the charm and warmth of manga aesthetics.

Handcrafted by Hiro Akino-San 秋野ひろ, a Japanese artist celebrated for his innovative approach to blending manga with fine art techniques, this piece embodies his dedication to merging contemporary manga styles with a painterly touch. Each stroke by Hiro-san carries a sense of movement and life, transforming simple portraits into captivating, soulful artworks.

Key Features:

  • Brushstroke-Infused Manga Style: A captivating fusion of manga's expressive character design with soft, flowing transitions, creating a unique blend that feels both realistic and dreamlike.
  • Created by Hiro Akino-San 秋野ひろ: Renowned for his mastery in using brush techniques to elevate manga art, Hiro-san’s approach emphasizes delicate details and layered hues that bring depth and emotion to every portrait.
  • Rich Color Layering: The use of subtle color transitions and vibrant tones adds depth and texture to the artwork, highlighting the intricate details of the subjects' expressions and creating a compelling visual experience.
  • Classic Yet Modern Aesthetic: This portrait style beautifully balances the traditional elements of manga with a refined, artistic touch, making it a versatile art piece that enhances any space.
  • Customizable Artistic Expression: Personalize your portrait with Hiro-san’s skillful touch, adding unique details or colors that reflect your personal style or mood, ensuring a one-of-a-kind piece that speaks directly to your heart.

 

Paper Types

  • Japanese Shikishi Paper (recommended): Shikishi paper is a traditional Japanese art medium, characterized by its thick, high-quality texture and often gold-rimmed borders. It is perfect for framing and  displaying exquisite handmade works and will elevate the authenticity of your custom art.

24 x 27cm / 9.5 x 10.75 in

 

  • Standard Drawing Paper:
    • A4: 21 x 29.7cm / 8.3 x 11.7 in
    • A3: 29.7 x 42 cm / 11.7 x 16.5 in

Frame Types

  • Japanese Shikishi Frame (recommended):

  • A4 Japanese Wood frame

  • A3 and A4 Paper Frames

 

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Simplesmente adoro o retrato querido de mim e da minha melhor amiga. Sempre fui uma grande fã da Sailor Moon e adoro este estilo clássico! Obrigada, Takumi <3

@Ines S. 🇵🇹

The anime style portrait turned out lovely! My daughter loves it!!

@Valica 🇮🇹

友人、知り合いに見せて話題にしています。大盛り上がりしています。

@Akimoto 🇯🇵

The artist transformed the photo of the day we got engaged in Japan into a stunning anime piece with amazing details. My husband loved it, and it’s a gift we’ll cherish forever. Highly recommend!

@Mariana D. 🇨🇭

毎日見るイラストだからこそ、かけがえのない思い出を形にしました。

@Yasuyuki A. 🇯🇵

The painting I ordered way better than I expected. The attention to detail is amazing and being a huge fan of anime, this is one of the most realistic hand drawing I have ever seen. Would definitely recommend it to my fellow Anime fans

@Manan G. 🇭🇰

OMG I love this! Thank you Takumi! :)

@Sara 🇺🇸

FAQs

What’s the difference between handmade and digital art?

Handmade art is handcrafted using traditional tools and techniques and shipped to your doorstep, while digital art is drawn digitally and sent via email or a file transfer service.

Both art forms are made by our traditional Japanese artists. There is no use of AI involved in our creations.

Can I request a specific style or color palette?

Yes! We encourage you to select the style that you like best. During the customisation process you will have options to select color and background options. You can also request specific customisations in the 'Notes to the Artist' text box.

Our talented artists will work to bring your vision to life while maintaining their unique artistic touch.

What customization options are available?

You can choose between handmade or digital art, paper types, sizes, framing options, and background preferences. You can also personalize with the number of characters and add specific requests for the artist.

What types of paper, sizes and frames do you offer?

We offer standard drawing paper and authentic Japanese Shikishi paper in sizes A4 and A3.

We also offer a range of framing options, including traditional Japanese Shikishi frames and paper frames. You can choose your preferred option during customization.

You can learn more by opening the tabs 'Paper Types' and 'Frame Types' above.

How is the artwork shipped, how long does it take to receive my artwork?

Digital art is typically delivered within 2-4 weeks via email or transfer services like Google Drive or WeTransfer.

Handmade art, including shipping, takes 3-5 weeks. We use reliable international postal services to ship all hand-painted art. Once your artwork is shipped, you will receive a tracking number via email so you can monitor its journey.

What should I do if my artwork gets damaged in transit?

If your hand-painted artwork arrives damaged, please contact us immediately at info@takumistudios.com with photos of the damage.

We recommend purchasing shipping insurance during checkout to protect your order.

Can I request changes after the artwork is complete?

We collaborate with skilled traditional Japanese artists who pour immense pride and dedication into their work. Their artistic philosophy emphasizes the integrity of the piece, which means revisions are typically not offered once the artwork is complete. However, we encourage you to communicate your preferences clearly before the artist begins, as they are dedicated to ensuring your vision is captured in the initial stages.

How do I contact the artist for specific requests?

All communication is managed through Takumi Studios to ensure smooth collaboration. Simply leave your requests in the 'Notes to the Artist' before adding to cart.

How can I leave feedback for the artist?

You can leave feedback after your artwork is delivered. We will send a follow-up email where you can share your thoughts and rate your experience. This helps us support and improve our artists' work.

Can I donate to an artist to support their activity?

Yes, you can! Artists receive 100% of any tips or donations provided during checkout. It's a great way to support their craft directly.

Can I use an art for my social media account?

Yes, you can share the artwork on social media for personal use. We would appreciate it if you could tag or credit Takumi Studios when posting :)

Can I use an art for commercial usage?

No, artwork purchased from Takumi Studios is strictly for personal use only. Commercial use is prohibited unless explicit permission is obtained. For more detailed information, please refer to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.

Who owns the art copyright?

Takumi Studios and the artist retain the copyright to the artwork. Customers receive the right to display the art personally but cannot modify or use it for commercial purposes without permission.

For more detailed information, please refer to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.