Japanese Artist Creates Magical World Where The Animals Are Giant And People Are Small And Lost (17 Illustrations)
The Japanese artist, Mono Kubo, shares her stunning and imaginative illustrations of giant animals in every day, yet magical, landscapes. Whereas the animals are giant, the people are usually tiny, lost and in need of comfort...much like animals are with us. Mono Kubo's illustrations are trying to communicate to the audience that the best way to understand and befriend nature is to envision the roles reversed. Dive into the magical world below:
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"A creature that appears at a tired person and is lying on the bed for now"
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"The living thing which appears to the person who is holding out and lends the chest for the time being"
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"hi"
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"It appears to the person who became sad without reason"
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Pandas for some needed cheer
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His Long-Eared Majesty
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"Maybe it's open."
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“Please let me in! It’s raining cats and dogs!”
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Ominous Cat
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Unusual Guests
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Unexpected Paws
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Spring is here
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“Don’t be afraid, Little Red Riding Hood.”
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Border Guardian
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Curious Fox
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"A little outing"
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