#1 aruci wallpaper giveaway

 

*This image has been blurred, so please download it and enjoy.

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Since March 8th is Mimosa Day, we used a mimosa hair style as the motif.

 

I'm minaco sakamoto, a hand-drawn artist who is responsible for the cover illustrations of aruci's user's books. When I look at social media, I'm happy to see that many people are uploading their user's books along with the products. When we previously gave out postcards as gifts, we received many kind words, so we thought about what we could share with even more people, and came up with this wallpaper image.

Every month we will deliver various illustrations that are suitable for hairdressers, groomers, and florists, while also taking into account the seasons. Although it is a small gift, we hope that it will give you a sense of connection, just like a simple drawing.

When you get your hair done, it makes you feel special and cheerful. This woman's hair was styled in a stylish way that highlights the yellow of the mimosa, and I'm sure she has a soft expression.

Artist in charge

Hand-drawn artist Minaco Sakamoto was born in Tottori and lives in Osaka.

・Since 2011, he has been drawing one "Hitodegaki" picture per day.
At the event, he participated in a one-minute drawing of the customer's back. To date, he has drawn about 500 people both in Japan and overseas.

- Won the runner-up prize at the 2018 minne Handmade Awards.

・In 2019, he was in charge of the official merchandise for the Yokohama Museum of Art's 30th anniversary exhibition, "Renoir and the 12 Painters Who Fell in Love with Paris."

・In 2020, he published a collection of his works, "One-Hand Drawing 365 x 10 x 1" (Hokka Shobo).

-Collaboration with Adastria Co., Ltd. (HARE) at the 2021 Tokyo Collection.

He is also involved in various other activities, including collaborations with Waji Co., Ltd. and Sakura Color Products Co., Ltd. He loves nature and animals, and his hobby is visiting local zoos and aquariums when he is on a business trip or traveling. In recent years, he has also been creating works on the theme of "endangered species."

Stay tuned for next time!