Scenario Box "One Year Old" : Sohji Kawada Paintings 1:64
Takashi Kawada Pre-painted 1/64 Scale
A series of smartphone-sized (palm-sized), stylishly shaped scene boxes with cars
. They come in a lovely package and make a great gift!
Set contents...
Diorama (the miniature car is screwed in from the bottom and can be removed with the included screwdriver)
Transparent case (65 x 65 x 97mm)
Magnifying glass and screwdriver
Booklet with care instructions and images of the work
Decorative box
The photos are prototypes, provided by the manufacturer and may differ from the product.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
On the way home from the entrance ceremony, the cherry blossoms were falling. This is a commemorative illustration drawn by a portrait painter.
I was a bit embarrassed when I was having it painted, but seeing my favourite carol parked beside me made me work harder.
Here's Takashi Kawada, an artist who uses 1/64 miniature cars to create scenes the size of a smartphone (or about the size of a screen)!
There are almost no 1/64 scene accessories on the market, so except for the miniature cars, most of the scenes are handmade. These miniature scenes are warm and lovely, like small hand-drawn illustrations in coloured pencil, if you like.
The packaging also shares the same concept, but is designed in a cute way for each work, and includes a magnifying glass and screwdriver. The packaging is the same concept, but with a lovely design for each piece and a magnifying glass and screwdriver included.
A series of smartphone-sized (palm-sized), stylishly shaped scene boxes with cars
. They come in a lovely package and make a great gift!
Set contents...
Diorama (the miniature car is screwed in from the bottom and can be removed with the included screwdriver)
Transparent case (65 x 65 x 97mm)
Magnifying glass and screwdriver
Booklet with care instructions and images of the work
Decorative box
The photos are prototypes, provided by the manufacturer and may differ from the product.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
On the way home from the entrance ceremony, the cherry blossoms were falling. This is a commemorative illustration drawn by a portrait painter.
I was a bit embarrassed when I was having it painted, but seeing my favourite carol parked beside me made me work harder.
Here's Takashi Kawada, an artist who uses 1/64 miniature cars to create scenes the size of a smartphone (or about the size of a screen)!
There are almost no 1/64 scene accessories on the market, so except for the miniature cars, most of the scenes are handmade. These miniature scenes are warm and lovely, like small hand-drawn illustrations in coloured pencil, if you like.
The packaging also shares the same concept, but is designed in a cute way for each work, and includes a magnifying glass and screwdriver. The packaging is the same concept, but with a lovely design for each piece and a magnifying glass and screwdriver included.
