Tsubuta series (2) stamps 15mm width 9m length 1 piece
Introducing the second stamp of the Tsubuta series.
The first stamp was in Japanese, and I made a stamp with lots of positive tweets, but the second stamp was in English, and I lined up a lot of quotes from great people and words that would make you feel good. .
There are 17 types.
It focuses on the words of great people of the past, such as Leonardo da Vinci, Julius Caesar, Goethe, and Tolstoy.
The words in the photo are everything↓.
The background motifs are foreign stamps and postmarks.
I process the colors and create halftones.
There is also something that looks like ink splashes.
Would you like to use it as a collage?
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