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Little Oil Art from Taiwan Taipei is an illustrator, designer, and director. What do you say to push the boundaries of imagination? You're right the artist's hands!
The magical and cosy illustrations will fascinate you.
More info: littleoil.tumblr.com
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Susanna Vesna 9 years ago
Damn, i didnt even realise that's what it meant...:(
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Naomi Prior 9 years ago
Why jump to global warming?? I thought the bear was reaching out to a smiling reflection? Or old myths of the sun rising...
Imaily Cruz 9 years ago
I love polar bears so much. This is beautiful but sad at the same time.
McKenzie Roman 9 years ago
To me it looks like the sun setting below the water. Not that global warming isn't a concern but the rest of his body of work focuses on fairy tales and home scenes. I do not see any agenda in this piece.
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judit vagnoni 9 years ago
The illustrations are so lovely, inocents and have that sense of purity. I love this , and make me come back my childhood, when we were autentics and believed in the magic.
judit vagnoni 9 years ago
The illustrations are so lovely, inocents and have that sense of purity. I love this , and make me come back my childhood, when we were autentics and believed in the magic.
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