Calm, subtle and dreamy portraits of contemporary women, decorated with floral patterns – this is how we can describe the illustrations by Ikenaga Yasunari. The portraits are painted in the traditional Japanese style called Nihonga, slightly modified by the artist.
Ayuko, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
Makiko, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
Natsuko, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
Shima, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
Emiko, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
Mai, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
Emiko, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
Shima, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
Mai, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
Natsumi, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
Shima, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
Yu, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
Shima, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
Manami, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
Sachiko, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
Shima, Ikenaga Yasunari. Source: ikenaga-yasunari.com
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