｜1st-s Atelier - Blog : ～余白の余韻

Lately, the air has remained crisp and dry, just like winter. One moment it feels freezing, and the next, the warmth of a month ago returns... Perhaps due to the dry air, there seems to be a lot of news about fires lately. Please, everyone, be extra careful with fire hazards. Now, at this threshold of winter, I have decorated our entryway with the last Japanese maple leaves of the year. Things passed down, and life today. My late grandmother’s large vase takes center stage

Croquis for the first time in a while, in winter at Enokojima. Sunday, December 14, 2025. Contrary to the clear, sunny sky, the wind was strong, and it was a day where the perceived temperature felt quite low. On such a winter day, I participated in the "Little Croquis Session" hosted by Mariko Sagami ( https://www.ma-sagami.jp/ ) at the Enokojima Art, Culture and Creative Center in Osaka. Ms. Sagami was a fellow art student during our school days and is actively working as

I am very fond of studying and reflecting on dessin, so I intend to regularly write down my thoughts as a "record of exploration and memorandum. " Today, a dessin of a man's face. While striving for simplicity as an expressive theme and firmly depicting a sense of three-dimensionality, I also wanted to study the unique qualities of men. ｜STUDY｜A study specialized in the exploration of pure "form," stripping away the information of "shadow." [Reflection] The Forms of Masculini

I have completely revamped my website, refining the structure I had been reconsidering for some time to better reflect my identity as an artist. I’ve also organized my core Artist Statement page, bringing together the fundamental policies and perspectives that form the root of my creative work. On this newly launched blog, I plan to document the specific processes and reflections behind my pieces, as well as my observations on drawing. I also hope to gradually share my daily