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“Things Are Looking Up” Archival Print

Sun, 08 Mar 2026 16:22:37 -0700

“Kofu’s Cutest Infestation” open edition archival print | Kozyndan

“Things Are Looking Up” Archival Print

Open edition archival print on Velvet Fine Art paper. Signed. Approximately 33x44 cm (13x17.5 inch) paper size with 28 x38.5 cm (11x15 inch) image.

Things are really looking up for this giant kitty as he spots an unsuspecting pigeon tengu riding by - easy prey! But gosh, we hope that pigeon tries looking up before its too late, or else folks are going to be in for quite an unexpected sight on the streets of Kofu!

Get one HERE!

For anyone interested in attending one of our ceramic wood-firing workshops here in the Japanese…

Sat, 07 Mar 2026 16:49:15 -0800

Shop — kozy kitchens ceramics

For anyone interested in attending one of our ceramic wood-firing workshops here in the Japanese countryside, please check out kozy’s web shop for details and options! Learn the process of wood firing in a traditional anagama by joining our local community of ceramicists as we fire our large anagama in the Japanese countryside. It is a group effort to make this happen, so the more the merrier!

If you sign up for the workshop you will get to fire your work, make new work to fire at the local art complex Gasbon’s ceramic studio, as well as culinary and cultural adventures with the option to take workshops in other traditional crafts, visit temples, hiking to waterfalls, etc, etc.

You can stay in the guest suite of our 140 year old restored kominka in a rice farming village with its traditional garden and property that includes a bamboo forest and a creek. We work with you to try and customize the experience to your tastes and interests.

Thunder and Ash

Sun, 07 Dec 2025 14:56:16 -0800

Thunder and Ash

Kozy’s new collection of 114 hand-built “bunny primitive” ceramic sculptures is open now at Nucleus Portland and available online for purchase HERE! Each sculpture is a unique totem of sorts, with their own name and story, so you just have to find the own that speaks to you, or someone you love!

Her statement about the exhibition:

I began working with clay in 2011 in Los Angeles, discovering a new creative outlet that sparked a lasting passion. In 2018, while attending residencies in Japan, I was introduced to the art of wood-firing ceramics—an experience that resonated deeply with me. My husband, Dan, and I eventually moved to Japan in 2020, aiming to immerse ourselves in traditional Japanese crafts and establish a homestead farm and artist retreat, Peace Place Yamanashi.

Our retreat was centered around a 140-year-old farmhouse in the countryside, where I connected with local ceramicists who had built wood-fired kilns nearby. These artisans, now in their 70s and 80s, were contemplating retirement and even demolishing the kilns they had crafted, but I felt compelled to preserve this enchanting space.

Around the same time, an art book publishing company called Gasbook moved into the former Velbon tripod factory in our neighborhood, transforming it into a vibrant arts complex and residency known as “Gasbon.” Other ceramic artists and I took this opportunity to repurpose various gas, electric, and kerosene kilns from retiring ceramicists, eventually establishing a ceramics studio at Gasbon.

Meanwhile, the wood-firing kilns were set to be passed down to us, and the experienced kiln owners began teaching us how to prepare firewood and maintain the traditional kilns. Each winter, we venture into the mountains to cut red pine with chainsaws, transport the logs back to the kilns, and split them into firewood using log splitters and axes. The process is physically demanding and time-consuming, often requiring the wood to cure for up to a year. Reflecting on my life in Los Angeles, I never would have imagined becoming a lumberjack, but this hands-on labor has become an essential part of my practice.

Unlike electric kilns, where ceramics can be fired with the push of a button, wood-fired kilns introduce an element of unpredictability. My sculptures often break during firing, which initially caused disappointment. However, I learned the art of Kintsugi, the Japanese technique of mending broken pottery with lacquer mixed with powdered metal. The lacquer, known as urushi, can cause skin irritation similar to poison oak, but it serves as one of the oldest natural adhesives. This approach aligns with the Japanese concept of “mottainai,” a feeling of regret when something goes to waste without fully realizing its potential. Kintsugi allows ceramics to hold memories and sentimental value, transforming breakages into cherished features.

Now, instead of feeling discouraged when a sculpture breaks, I look forward to performing “Kintsugi surgery,” weaving stories of resilience and healing into my art. For this show, I collaborated with a local glaze specialist. I tested various glazes he mixed in six different wood-fired kilns for reduction firing. Some glazes are only for oxidation firing and require slow cooling, so I used the electric kiln at Gasbon for these glazes. Some pieces were fired in different kilns multiple times.

Embracing imperfection has become a philosophy I incorporate into my work and life. I find beauty in uniqueness and view flaws as features that add character. Accepting what I cannot control, I focus on shaping my responses and perceptions. Through my work, I hope to pass down the traditions of wood-firing ceramics and Kintsugi to future generations, keeping these beautiful, meaningful techniques alive and inspiring others to find strength and beauty in imperfection.

Check it out!

Kozy Kitchens: Thunder and Ash

“Cutest Infestation” 2 Print Set

Tue, 11 Nov 2025 14:32:07 -0800

“Cutest Infestation” 2 Print Set

These prints are meant to be the start of a series perhaps, but at the very least make for a nice matching set! So if you want both “Kanazawa’s Cutest Infestation” and “Kofu’s Cutest Infestation”, you can get them for $10US less! Just a little thank you to us for your support of our work. Both prints are open edition archival prints on Velvet Fine Art paper. signed. The prints are matching size - approximately 33x44 cm (13x17.5 inch) paper size with 28 x38.5 cm (11x15 inch) image.

We have all heard about the famous “Rabbit Island” in Japan, but what if rabbits started to take over EVERYWHERE in Japan??! Something we wondered while doing some drawings based on typical Japanese storefronts.

Get the 2 Print Set in our WEB STORE!

This print is based on one of the images kozy drew for our “Memory Lane” exhibition.

Kofu’s Cutest Infestation

Tue, 11 Nov 2025 14:24:06 -0800

Kofu’s Cutest Infestation

Open edition archival print on Velvet Fine Art paper. Signed. Approximately 33x44 cm (13x17.5 inch) paper size with 28 x38.5 cm (11x15 inch) image.

We have all heard about the famous “Rabbit Island” in Japan, but what if rabbits started to take over EVERYWHERE in Japan??! This infestation was first noted inside an old coffee shop in Kofu, Yamanashi, where dozens of rabbits seemed to appear out of nowhere!

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This print is based on one of the images kozy drew for our “Memory Lane” exhibition. This also goes well with the other image in the series “Kanazawa’s Cutest Infestation”. They can also be purchased HERE as a set for $10 less!

“Kanazawa’s Cutest Infestation”

Tue, 11 Nov 2025 14:19:37 -0800

“Kanazawa’s Cutest Infestation”

Open edition archival print on Velvet Fine Art paper. Signed. Approximately 33x44 cm (13x17.5 inch) paper size with 28 x38.5 cm (11x15 inch) image.

We have all heard about the famous “Rabbit Island” in Japan, but what if rabbits started to take over EVERYWHERE in Japan??! Dan wondered this as he sketched out the many rabbits in front of this Kanazawa izakaya.

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This print is based on one of the images kozy drew for our “Memory Lane” exhibition. This also goes well with the other image in the series “Kofu’s Cutest Infestation”. They can also be purchased HERE as a set for $10 less!

“The Cutest Infestation” Pencil on Paper, 8 x 11 inches, 2025

Thu, 24 Apr 2025 18:12:08 -0700

“The Cutest Infestation”
Pencil on Paper, 8 x 11 inches, 2025

I suppose it’s part of our lore that we had two rabbits back when we were still in college living in our first apartment together. Those #bunnies were our first models and thus quickly became a part of our art. Our first show at Giant Robot Store features several paintings of rabbits; I had taken to making lots of drawings of bunnies and kozy made paintings of some of them for that first exhibition as well as the NYC bunny infestation panoramic. To be honest, we never had a specific adoration of rabbits (beyond being animal lovers in general - we were always more cat people), but rabbits became something I would just doodle absent mindedly - they are the only subjects I can draw well enough to not be stressed about trying to get right, and I only ever can feel meditative and in the flow if I am drawing them. This is probably the only reason rabbits featured so heavily in our artwork over the years, and why I made the bunny wave artwork for the cover of Giant Robot Magazine back then.

Anyhow - given all this kozy thought it made sense to do a new bunny infestation for this series of drawings she was making and she did a really cute one!

These days the only time we see rabbits is when we go to this one cafe in our town that has rabbits just kind of hanging out in the dining room. Sometimes they run right by our feet - it’s so cute! They also have goats, and yep, some cats too, thankfully!

This original, framed drawing is available HERE!

“Life In the Liminal Space Between Fuji-san and Yatsugatake”

Tue, 22 Apr 2025 16:43:04 -0700

“Life In the Liminal Space Between Fuji-san and Yatsugatake”

A limited edition of 600 signed and numbered offset posters on a satin coated cover stock paper measuring 99x23cm (39 x 9 inches). Released in 2025.

Our 31st Panoramic artwork release (and our first new image inthe series in 12 years!) is the first to be set in Kofu, the prefectural capital city of kozy’s home prefecture, Yamanashi.

It is a nostalgic love letter to a bygone era (literally in this case, as the locally famous building in the panoramic that housed the department store Okajima was demolished while we were creating this a!rtwork!) as well as humorous roll call of characters (cartoon and historical alike) with origins in Yamanashi, as well a chance to make fantastical versions of some of our friends here.

A tomato vending machine backpack? Kozy forcing Dan to dress in Sailor Moon cosplay? Pigeon tengu? A six armed farmer woman? Giant dogs ridden by samurai and a massive grape mascot? A rabbit lighting a tanuki on fire? What does it all mean!??? I guess that is up for you, your family, and your friends to discuss!

Get one here for $45!

We have a new exhibition entitled “Memory Lane” opening this weekend at Giant Robot’s GR2 Gallery in…

Fri, 18 Apr 2025 16:28:30 -0700

We have a new exhibition entitled “Memory Lane” opening this weekend at Giant Robot’s GR2 Gallery in LA! Opening is Saturday April 19, 2025, 6:00 PM-9:00 PM PT, and the show is on view until May 6, 2025. Location: GR2 Gallery 2062 Sawtelle BIvd LA, CA 90025

It’s been a strange journey. With everything that has happened in the world since we started our career together almost a quarter century ago, and especially in the last five years, this past winter had us feeling a bit reflective and outright nostalgic for those simpler times when we first started working as kozyndan. The era before social media existed, the time before so much of our life revolved around our phones, when the threat of AI was still a science-fiction concept, before we had all experienced our first worldwide pandemic, when the US still pretended not to be racist at its core, and before billionaires had fully initiated their plan to create a Fascistic oligarchy there.

We started pouring through that work that launched our career when we were discovered by Giant Robot’s Eric Nakamura - those early panoramics and that style that we employed for our first book Urban Myths, that Giant Robot published. We have largely moved on from that specific aesthetic, and haven’t made a new panoramic in 12 years, but this mood of nostalgia had kozy itching to attempt a new one. We moved back to Kozy’s home prefecture of Yamanashi at the start of the panoramic so she could reconnect with her family and her home and her culture, so she wanted to take this opportunity to employ this “panoramic style” to highlight her Prefectural capital city, Kofu, and cultural icons (famous and not so famous) that hail from Yamanashi. In the past we have mainly done panoramic images set in the middle of big internationally famous cities (Los Angeles, Tokyo, New York, London, Amsterdam, Sydney, etc), but she wanted to give her home the same kind of treatment (even if it perhaps would have a more limited audience since few people outside of Yamanashi would care about Kofu). To most viewers the characters in the panoramic will be unknown - its hard to say which are wholly made up by us, and which are referencing local mascots, or local myths - although if one looks closely enough they will discover that some VERY famous characters origins have ties to Yamanashi!

Being a child in the 80’s in Japan, Showa era nostalgia runs deep in kozy (and indeed is becoming a huge trend in Japan in general these days), so we’ve casually documented Showa era storefronts and buildings that remain around Yamanashi and elsewhere in Japan for years. These reminders of a simpler time (and a more prosperous time perhaps) of her childhood made for perfect settings for the characters we created to inhabit them. It’s been a long time, but it was great to get back into that mode of looking at a real place and then concocting characters and stories to hide or center in that space, just like we were doing at the beginning of the century. Pulling from nature, fairy tales, pop culture, our real life friends, or just figments of our imagination, we transform the real life city scene kozy is drawing, or use the place as a backdrop for narratives that make us smile. I think this style of our early work was always about that - making us and our friends smile. That seems to be something we need a lot of these days.

“Minka-Ski Space”

Mon, 25 Nov 2024 15:58:08 -0800

“Minka-Ski Space”

Edition: 50 prints, signed and numbered
Fine Art Matte Paper
41 x 65 cm (16 x 26 inch) paper size with a 33.4 x 57 cm (13 x 22.4 inch) image area.
$150US

This print is of our most recent kakejiku nihonga painting and was inspired by the old wood timber frame joinery in our 140 year old farmhouse in the Japanese countryside, as well our young cats, who figured out they could ascend the columns like a tree trunk and have a whole new world to explore in the rafters over our heads. Like many of our cat paintings, almost all the cats are ours, or our friends’ cats. The cats are not, however, existing in one dimension, but we seem to be seeing multiple dimensions of cats and joinery in the same moment. It may seem to make sense to our perception and then not and back again - they appear to have their own kind of logic!

(Check out the process of making the original painting HERE)

“Minka-Ski Space” Limited Edition Archival Print | Kozyndan

Kozy has a new collection of her bunny primitive sculptures on view now Nahcotta in New Hampshire….

Thu, 14 Nov 2024 17:29:28 -0800

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Kozy has a new collection of her bunny primitive sculptures on view now Nahcotta in New Hampshire. All 55 sculptures available for purchase NOW exclusively through their online store, so go have a look! So many cute ones to choose from (and Nahcotta lists each character’s story on their listing) - they make perfect gifts for the Holiday Season!

Check them out!

Kozy Kitchens

“Minka-ski Space” 30x51cm painting (42.5 x133cm scroll) nihonga paint on washi paper, fabric…

Fri, 06 Sep 2024 17:27:24 -0700

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“Minka-ski Space”
30x51cm painting (42.5 x133cm scroll)
nihonga paint on washi paper, fabric scroll
2024

Edit: SOLD

Our first kakejiku in over 3 years, this traditional nihonga (Japanese mineral pigment paint) artwork was inspired by the old joinery in our 140 year old farmhouse in the Japanese countryside, and our young cats who figured out they could ascend the columns like a tree trunk and have a whole new world to explore in the rafters over our heads. Like many of our cat paintings, almost all the cats are ours, or friends’ cats. The cats are not, however, existing in one dimension, but we seem to be seeing multiple dimensions of cats and joinery in the same moment and thus it may seem to make sense to our perception and then lose sense and back again - they seem to have their own kind of logic.

Kozy painted this artwork using the very traditional medium of Japanese painting - crushing minerals into a fine powder herself and mixing them into warmed hide glue to make each color, repeatedly re-warming the mixture to keep it at the correct temperature necessary to paint it onto the handmade washi paper.

Once the painting was finished, we took it to a father and son scroll making team in the mountains of Minobu, Yamanashi, where we selected the elements of fabric they would use to build the scroll around the painting (one might assume a painting is attached to the front of a scroll, but in fact the fabric elements are cut and glued to fit around the painting instead).

We have sent this painting off to Outré Gallery in Melbourne, Australia for their 2024 Vanguard group exhibition, which is on view September 6 - 29, 2024.

“The Munchies” 12 x 12 inches (30x30cm) acrylic gouache on board 2024

Fri, 19 Jul 2024 17:42:30 -0700

“The Munchies”
12 x 12 inches (30x30cm)
acrylic gouache on board
2024

Edit: This painting is now SOLD (we do have prints available though!)

This painting is a companion piece to “Strength In Numbers” painting we did last year for the year of the rabbit. Dan is thinking of this as perhaps a twelve year cycle, one painting per year, in which the new year’s animal is somehow overtaking the previous year. For the year of the dragon it seems a bit lopsided - a dragon could easily take out a rabbit (except maybe that one killer rabbit rom Monty Python and the Holy Grail - hah!), so he wanted to make it a bit lighthearted while still having a dragon devour bunnies. The previous painting had bunnies made of snow, so it made good sense to have cloud bunnies this time around. It feels like the dragon is enjoying some nice cotton candy, or slurping down some chewy boba and quite enjoying it!

We originally created this image to celebrate the Lunar New Year for the Year of the Dragon back in January, but kozy was quite busy preparing for a ceramics exhibition and didn’t get to finish this painted version of dan’s dragon illustration until July! She had a lot of fun with it though - she is a bit obsessed with this little USB mini airbrush she bought - she has never used one until last year, but kind of loves how different the effect is with acrylic gouache (her medium of choice for the last 20 years) than her usual brush technique.

Usually we are only making paintings specifically for some exhibition we have committed to, but this painting we just made to continue this cycle of paintings we have envisioned, so this painting is actually available at the moment. If you are interested, please email us!

We have also released an archival print of this artwork - check it out in our web shop!

“Life Is Puzzling”

Tue, 02 Jul 2024 02:20:48 -0700

“Life Is Puzzling”

Offset Poster Print on 80lb Cover Stock, 30 x 10 inches (768x251mm), Signed

We are all just pieces in this infinite piece puzzle of the grand Universe!

We were recently reprinting some of our long-running popular posters and our printer here in Yamanashi said their was extra space on the large sheets they were using for the print job we decided to make use of it to make some new posters, including this one. This Panoramic artwork is based on a Paris street corner.

We originally created this artwork for a jigsaw puzzle released by German puzzle company, but it is long since sold out, so we decided to release it as a poster for the first time more than 16 years after we first drew and colored this unusual edition to our Panoramic series.

Available now! Purchase one HERE!

Kozy really likes this particular handmade washi paper she finds in her hometown, where paper has…

Mon, 31 Jul 2023 21:56:53 -0700

Kozy really likes this particular handmade washi paper she finds in her hometown, where paper has been made for nearly 1000 years. Each one with different pools of pastel color, and speckled with gold flecks that shimmer in the light.

After a long stretch this year of being focused on things besides painting (ceramics, ceramics exhibitions, learning to adult in Japan, farming, trying to figure out how to transition our business to being technically based here in Japan, etc), she set down to get back into painting mode to create some artworks for an exhibition at Giant Robot’s GR2 Gallery in Los Angeles called “Circles” that is on view now (and pretty great actually! So many talented artists, as is the norm for Giant Robot shows).

She based the paintings on a drawing of a massive school of #bunnyfish Dan made many years ago (it reminded us of our days living in a little 2 bedroom apartment in Santa Monica, CA😌 the waves of nostalgia when revisiting old artworks is intense!).

If you can’t get to the show in person, the artworks are available here:

GR2: Circles - Group Exhibition

Check it out!

Kozy’s new exhibition of her bunny primitive ceramics is opening...

Sat, 06 May 2023 11:47:12 -0700

Kozy’s new exhibition of her bunny primitive ceramics is opening TONIGHT, May 6th, 2023 at Nucleus Portland in Portland, OR, USA! “Out of the Ashes” presents 90 new handmade ceramic sculptures, fired in the traditional wood fired kilns in the countryside near our home in Yamanashi, Japan.

Kozy has been creating these small character figures for a decade now. Each figure acts as a personal idol or totem of sorts, imbued by kozy and dan with its own name and story, that reflect our own world and lives. If you come to see the exhibition and read their stories - one of them may call out to you for one reason or another!

The opening runs from 4-6PM at Nucleus Portland on Alberta (in the Alberta Arts district, 2916 NE Alberta St #BPortland, OR 97211) on May 6th and kozy (and dan) will be in attendance - so if you are in the area, come down and say “Hi!”

The exhibition runs till May 28th.

For those who are far far from Portland, sculptures are available for purchase online here: https://nucleusportland.com/collections/kozy2023

We have made an extremely limited (between 12 and 20 prints,...

Wed, 15 Feb 2023 18:58:19 -0800

We have made an extremely limited (between 12 and 20 prints, depending on the image) edition of signed and numbered prints on handmade washi paper for each of our Magic the Gathering Secret Lair card artworks.

https://shop.kozyndan.com/collections/magic-the-gathering-art

Since all 10 of our card artworks were loosely based on Japanese ukiyo-e (traditional woodblock prints), with lots of nods to our home here and to Yamanashi (where we live and where kozy was born and raised), we thought it would be nice to have the artworks printed on traditionally made washi paper by a small company based here in Yamanashi (in the area where kozy grew up, which has been known for hundreds of years a paper making region in Japan).

There are a lot of images in this series, so we made a whole new collection in our web store for them (this is where we will also eventually be selling the AP cards that we have will draw/ paint on) - Have a look!

https://shop.kozyndan.com/collections/magic-the-gathering-art

Some of you have noticed this already, but this week we slipped...

Mon, 06 Feb 2023 19:42:32 -0800

Some of you have noticed this already, but this week we slipped the second, LARGER size edition of the “California Bunnywave” print into our web store. You now can choose between a large, 25 inch (65cm), signed and numbered archival edition of 123 prints, or the REGULAR size (close to the actual painting) 13 inch (33cm). They are both BEAUTIFUL, so just choose based on your budget and the size that best suits your walls!

LARGE “Mavericks” limited edition

REGULAR size open edition

The print is made from our recent painting that was sold at Giant Robot’s Lunar New Year exhibition in January, 2023 to celebrate the Year of the Rabbit. In fact 2023 is the year of the WATER rabbit to be more specific, AND 2023 marks 20 years since we created our original “Uprisings” bunny wave artwork for the cover of Giant Robot Issue 28 in March of 2003, so it felt like the time to make another one finally!

“Strength In Numbers (Bunny Avalanche)”12 x 12...

Tue, 31 Jan 2023 18:11:12 -0800

“Strength In Numbers (Bunny Avalanche)”
12 x 12 inches
acrylic gouache on board
2023

UPDATE: SOLD!

Kozy - We sent this painting off to be in an exhibition at COREY HELFORD GALLERY in Los Angeles.

Bunnies have been a recurring character in our artwork since the very first year of our career working together. Dan sketched up this illustration in December as the year of the Tiger (2022) was drawing to a close, and the year of the Rabbit (2023) was about to begin so as to commemorate this new lunar year, as well as “celebrate the power of cooperation to overcome daunting odds!” (Those are his words, I think he just wanted to draw more rabbits for all you @kozyndan rabbit fans out there!).

This work was made using the same process as the “California Bunnywave” - Dan drew the lines and colored it just how he imagined the final art to look in Procreate and then printed that illustration for me to trace the basic lines onto a 12 x 12 inch cradled board and then paint with acrylic gouache. I got use my new toy, a little USB chargeable airbrush, again for this painting. This is now my second time using an airbrush and its been fun to explore the new tool as I used it to make the snow in this painting. I tried to stick close to what Dan imagined and just got lost in the process - figuring our how to make the snow, and then all the brush painted lifework afterwards. Its actually a quite meditative process for me - and I find myself listening to a lot of meditative sort of podcasts and music while I do this kind of painting process. It was a lovely way to finish out the year! The “Art Collector Starter Kit” exhibition opened January 28th, 2023.Happy new Year to Everyone!!!

We are so grateful for your support!

“Strength In Numbers (Bunny Avalanche)" 12 x 12...

Tue, 10 Jan 2023 20:19:50 -0800

“Strength In Numbers (Bunny Avalanche)"
12 x 12 inches
acrylic gouache on
2023

Kozy - We just sent this painting off to be in an exhibition at corey helford gallery in Los Angeles. Bunnies have been a recurring character in our artwork since the very first year of our career working together. Dan sketched up this illustration in December as the year of the Tiger (2022) was drawing to a close, and the year of the Rabbit (2023) was about to begin so as to commemorate this new lunar year, as well as “celebrate the power of cooperation to overcome daunting odds!” (Those are his words, I think he just wanted to draw more rabbits for all you @kozyndan rabbit fans out there!).

This work was made using the same process as the “California Bunnywave” - Dan drew the lines colored it just how he imagined the final art to look in @procreateapp and then printed that illustration for me to trace the basic lines onto a 12 x 12 inch cradled board and then paint with acrylic gouache. I got use my new toy, a little USB chargeable airbrush, again for this painting. This is now my second time using an airbrush and its been fun to explore the new tool as I used it to make the snow in this painting. I tried to stick close to what Dan imagined and just got lost in the process - figuring our how to make the snow, and then all the brush painted lifework afterwards. Its actually a quite meditative process for me - and I find myself listening to a lot of meditative sort of podcasts and music while I do this kind of painting process. It was a lovely way to finish out the year! If you are interested in buying this original painting, please contact the gallery!

If you are interested in buying this original painting, please contact sherri @ coreyhelfordgallery dot com !

“Art Collector Starter Kit” exhibition opened January 28th, 2023! Happy new Year to Everyone!!! We are so grateful for your support! 🎉🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇🐅🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇🎉 (at Hokuto-shi)