Japanese artist Manabu Ikeda spends up to two years to draw these massive, intricate drawings in a blank paper canvas with a small acrylic pen.
"History of rise and fall" 2006
"History of rise and fall" - details
"The shape, color, and expression of nature… water, bugs, trees and weather, all those provide me with heart pumping sensations and questions. They strongly attract me. I agree that we benefit a lot from advanced technology, but at the same time, I feel that we are acting contrary to nature, which makes me feel endangered."
"Existence" 2004
"Regeneration" 2001
"Ark" 2005
"Drifter" 2011
"Territory" 2004
"Foretoken"
"Foretoken" - details
"Foretoken" - details
"Foretoken" - details
Images taken from here and here
"History of rise and fall" 2006
"History of rise and fall" - details
"The shape, color, and expression of nature… water, bugs, trees and weather, all those provide me with heart pumping sensations and questions. They strongly attract me. I agree that we benefit a lot from advanced technology, but at the same time, I feel that we are acting contrary to nature, which makes me feel endangered."
"Existence" 2004
"Regeneration" 2001
"Ark" 2005
"Drifter" 2011
"Territory" 2004
"Foretoken"
"Foretoken" - details
"Foretoken" - details
"Foretoken" - details
Images taken from here and here
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