An artist from Japan combines flora and fauna with his hobby (Photo)

A hobby of an artist who was born in Japan and moved to Canada at the age of 9, Raku Inoue is creating paintings from flower petals. So he combines the flora and fauna.

The Japanese collects images from bright petals of different colors, giving them the shape of animals and birds. Due to a clear selection of colors and shapes, he gets it very realistically, according to Raku Inoue.

All his childhood and youth passed under the influence of two cultures. Drawing graffiti and folding origami, Raku Inoue did not feel detached.

For a long time, the guy experimented with many ways of expressing art: sculpture, drawing, painting and photography. In the past, his work was often based on polymer clay, digital photography, and Photoshop. Today, Raku Inoue is largely inspired by nature, its beauty and everything that it can offer in the form of material for creativity.

Recently, the OXO wrote about the hobbies of the artist from the UAE. The works of Julia Ibbini resemble the painted patterns, which previously decorated architectural structures. Plain paper in her hands turns into real works of art.