Introducing the new Orata series, Circle. A colorful but simple circle. I think the colors can be used by both boys and girls. I thought a lot about what I should take a picture with, and decided to take a...

Introducing the Orata series Malayan tapir. At first, everyone drew Malayan tapirs in black, but instead of adding color to the background, they decided to add color to the tapirs, which made them cuter, so blue, yellow, and gray tapirs...

The 32nd item from the Orata series is tatting lace! The result is a very beautiful gradation. I really wanted to see it, so I stretched it out for a long time, so the photo ended up looking like this...

The 34th from the Orata series is Trump! Trump is a hot topic ^ ^ I only use red, black, and gray, so it's clean and simple. There are spades, hearts, clovers, and diamonds between the letters, but only a...

This is the 35th chicken from the Orata series. A letter will be inserted between the chicken and the chick. Eggs can be seen faintly in the background. Kind words seem to suit this kind of maste♪ The "Forbidden Delivery"...

Paisley from the Orata series. We have prepared two very calm adult paisley colors. Green and pink are both dull and dull colors, so I decided to change the text color to ivory. The pattern stands out, but the letters...

Introducing Swan from the Orata series. I wanted to highlight the whiteness of the swan, so I drew the water surface with overlapping pink, light blue, and yellow circles. Depending on how they overlap, they can look emerald green or...

The 38th work in the Orata series is Skateboard Penguin ♪ Judging by the color, it's a baby penguin ^ ^ The white-based tape is very popular for name masks, so I created it with the idea that it can...

Introducing the new Orata series! The 31st work is a balloon. I drew countless balloons floating in a clear sky without a single cloud. The retro-colored balloons are an eye-catching design♪ While drawing, my heart goes to the sky (lol)....

It's called Love Green, the 40th work in the Orata series. The model I used was a yellow flower called Potentilla verna. I wasn't sure what to name it, but the letters I tried seemed to fit, so I decided...

Introducing the ninja from the Orata series. A friend of mine told me a long time ago that she wished she had a ninja design because her child loves ninjas, and I've been thinking about it ever since, but it...

This is the 44th big strawberry in the Orata series. I named it Big Ichigo to distinguish it from the second strawberry. A customer once requested that they wish they had bigger strawberries, and since then, we've made many adjustments...