Drawing is an inspiring thing

When we immerse ourselves in the process of painting, we feel a happy feeling

For people who like to draw

More than any way or anything is worth loving

When you first look at such a watercolor work

I never imagined that such a "framing" would be so beautiful

Every landscape that the painter chooses to sketch is the most common perspective

Even so ordinary that no one will look at it again

However, in his watercolor works

Every corner suddenly becomes a "beautiful place" missing in the world.

▲ Abe Toshiyuki

A watercolor painter from Japan

Abe Toshiyuki

Tomoyuki Abe （ Transliteration)

Born in Sakata City, Japan in 1959

Study art education in national university

To continue my painting life

He worked as a teacher in the school twenty years after graduation

Toshiyuki Obsessed with pursuing in works "Quiet Light"

Yet Regular and regular Teaching life in

His creative thoughts have been "Bound"

Looking back on the past and never forgetting the original intention, we can always achieve it

In 2008, Toshiyuki decided to teach for 20 years

Toshiyuki, 49, enters career in full swing

He felt the world belonging to the painter

'My work focuses on the nuances and subtleties of the simple things around us'

—— Toshiyuki

Watercolor smudging with unique techniques

In such surrealist watercolor techniques

Everyone was shocked

It is well known that the creation of watercolor is quite difficult

He's like a magician

Keen color perception and artistic creativity

Surrealism is greatly embodied in his paintings

Toshiyuki's delicate colors and rich tones

Intricately fill the whole paper

I want to express more than just a local landscape

It's also the feeling of feeling art on drawing paper

There is water, light, and everything that can be seen

While creating a work

The painter himself sees more than the landscape

And the light through the landscape

The effect of light and shadow itself is the most difficult to express

Toshiyuki painted such light to the extreme

Instantly become amazing in the corner scenery ignored by everyone

With excellent watercolor works

He has been invited to take part in solo exhibitions from all over the country

He has won numerous art awards for this

▲ Toshiyuki's painting exhibition preview in 2024

Maybe when you see this, you will compare it with your own 10-megapixel camera

But what keeps you here is far from the exquisite painting

Pay more attention to the emotions in each painting

Some people can't understand

When we face the memory of that moment that we forget for a long time

But it can only be recalled by painting

This painting slowly takes on flavor

65-year-old Toshiyuki has painted watercolors all his life

A lifelong dream of being a painter was once questioned for half a life

In his pen

All the works appear very realistic

"Painting is like taking a photo, but it is better than taking a photo"

Both impressed by superb painting skills

And moved by the "beautiful scenery" of the "corners and corners"

Surrounded by scenery

It's just in Toshiyuki's works Incisively and incisively

During Toshiyuki's lifelong pursuit of art

He expresses a series of subtle changes and ideas very implicitly

At 65, he takes this way of documenting the essence of art to the extreme

Perhaps this is the essence of Toshiyuki's understanding of art

You can feel it from Toshiyuki's works

A painter's deep love and respect for nature

Completely reflected in every brushstroke

"Painting is like a mirror. In today's busy life, we are all living for life, and we have little time to feel the breath of nature! When different people look at and appreciate the same painting, they will have different views. Of course, when looking at a painting with different attitudes, his views will also change with his own attitude."

—— Toshiyuki

▲ As a senior art teacher, he will personally explain his understanding of watercolor and art at the art exhibition, including some techniques and experiences of all creation

When we walk in the major scenic spots

We watch and forget

Looking back at Toshiyuki's watercolor

Can it recall every missed moment again

More works appreciation

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