Okutta series

From the Okutta series, it's called gratitude. I placed a thank you tag and a decorative string on top of the pop plum pattern. I thought it would be cute to write your name or draw a ♡ or mark...

Hello my friend, I say. It's a great item to use when giving a gift to a friend, or even when you have something to give or return, as a small message or greeting. The colors are subdued, which I...

It is the 25th work in the Okutta series and is called POST. I drew 7 types of mailboxes with crayons, including Japanese mailboxes as well as overseas mailboxes. I took a photo with the original painting♪ Postboxes are colorful...

This is ``Sleeve Bottom'' from the Okutta series. Well, it's a bribe (lol) At my house, the daikon radish grown by Otto is the only thing under the sleeves. I say "Yoshi Nani" and hand it out everywhere (somewhat adapted,...

This is the Okutta series, ``Make it all up with this.'' In what kind of situations would you use a master phrase with such limited wording? No, I think this is what I want people to use while having fun....

This is Kokoro Dake, a new addition to the Okutta series. The phrase "I put a lot of my heart into it" reflects the unique Japanese humility, but I also think it also has a positive connotation: "I put a...

I hope you like this new work in the Okutta series. It can be cut into 4.5cm intervals. This is a warm picture of a swallow carrying a letter. I tried to incorporate my feelings when giving a gift. What...

Introducing Congratulations from the Okutta series. This is a great book to use for birthdays, weddings, childbirth, entrance into school, higher education, employment, 60th birthdays, and other anniversaries, as well as all kinds of celebrations. Congratulations! Congratulations with a colorful...

This is a new product from the Okutta series. I say happy. This is a master that I would like you to add and use like this. There are three types of unique Kame and Hyottoko faces. On the broken...

This is Osowake from the Kutta series, which is recommended as a gift. I wanted to create a Taisho romantic atmosphere, so I drew an older sister wearing a kimono. There are four words to whisper. It's Ososowake / There's...

The 28th work in the Okutta series is HANDMADE. This is a must-have to use when sending handmade items. I tried to create a design that could be used for anything, including food, crafts, accessories, and dressmaking. Each section is...

The 23rd work in the Okutta series is delivered directly from the farm. It's a retro typeface with print that looks like it's blurring behind a cardboard box when it's closed or opened. ``Direct from the production area'' ``Flavorful flavor''...