A detailed, candid photograph taken inside Shorie's Japanese art studio, showing a cluttered workbench with crinkled brown craft paper. Three synthetic flat brushes of varying sizes (30mm, 50mm, and 70mm) are laid out neatly on the paper, their black plastic handles clearly stamped with the size markings. To the upper left, the edge of a large, partially painted plywood canvas is visible, with a prominent band of bright pink paint already applied to the side. The image emphasizes the contrast between the affordable, practical Japanese tools and the ambitious scale of the artwork, highlighting the tactile texture of the craft paper and the raw, functional design of the brushes. Natural wood grain is subtly visible on the canvas base. #Process #Utility

​Utility.🎨
​Picked up these essential haké brushes at a Japanese home center 🇯🇵. Insanely affordable, yet perfect for laying down thick pigment layers on plywood. This is the process.
#ArtSky #WIP #Art #AtelierLife #JapaneseTools #Process #Utility

​A detailed photograph of an unfinished Neo Pop Surrealism acrylic painting of a character portrait . The character is set against a vibrant, flat yellow background. They have vivid pink, flat-colored bob hair and distinct light blue (cyan) skin. The small eyes are filled with intricate particles and specks of light in green, brown, and purple hues, with a downward, slightly dazed gaze. The lips are painted a soft pink. Below the face, a dark teal-blue collar with a black ribbon tie is visible. The image captures the raw, textural quality of the acrylic paint application, with visible brushstrokes and the physical depth of the layered colors. This piece, created in Shorie's atelier in Japan ⛩️, contrasts the bright, artificial colors with the introspective, dreamy expression of the character, emphasizing the physical texture as much as the emotional impact. Natural wood grain is subtly visible on the canvas base. #WIP

Texture.

Layers of pink, blue, and yellow forming a vivid dreamscape. The canvas holds the heat of creation.

This is my "Neo Pop Surrealism" blooming in Japan .

#WIP #NeoPopSurrealism #SHORIE #ArtSky #Texture #AtelierLife #JapaneseArt

​A photo of Shorie's art studio in Japan. An unfinished Neo Pop Surrealism painting of a character with pink hair is on a wooden easel. Brushes, paint bottles, and a palette are scattered around, showing the raw reality of the creative process. This studio scene represents the artist’s return to work after a chaotic day of losing and finding their phone at the rocky coast of the Sea of Japan. It highlights the contrast between the vibrant art and the messy, human struggles behind it.

​Panic!
​At the Sea of Japan for a shoot,
I dropped my phone deep into the rocks 🌊 But with my family's help, I found it—and my creative spark is back too. I stumble often😖💦Ganbare me! 🌈 ​ #WIP #ArtSky #AtelierLife #ArtistStruggle #DailyLife #Japan

A candid shot of Shorie's art studio in Japan (image_5.png). A large, incomplete painting on the workbench shows a character with vibrant green hair and a vivid pink face with solid white eyes against a bright orange background. The foreground is cluttered with the reality of creation: a pink "Rat Fink" cup filled with brushes, many small paint bottles, and a paper palette with wet patches of pink, green, and red paint. The scene captures the physical and emotional weight of the creative process, contrasting the bright colors of the artwork with the artist's current struggle to find the right "light" for the piece. The natural wood of the studio bench adds a raw, grounded feel.

​​Mood.
​On low-energy days, colors feel heavier. A silent battle on the canvas in my Japan studio.
​Struggling with this piece, searching for light to fill these empty eyes. This is the process.
​ #NeoPopSurrealism #WIP #SHORIE #ArtSky #AtelierLife #JapaneseArt #Process

A detailed close-up shot focusing on the left eye from Shorie's large M30 plywood painting (image_2.png). The character's face is painted in bright orange and yellow tones, with the natural wood grain of the plywood base subtly showing through the acrylic paint layers. A thin, curved, peach-colored eyebrow is above the eye. The eye itself is open, framed by heavy blue eyeliner and a blend of blue, purple, and green striped hair to the right. Within the eye, the pupil is not a simple void, but a profound swirling vortex of dark blue, purple, and turquoise, creating an impression of an endless, deep depth. Subtle points of light, like distant pinpricks, are present within this vortex, suggesting a profound internal focus or a hidden inner world. This is not a galaxy, but a pure, abstract depth within the character's gaze, contrasted with the surface texture of the raw plywood and vibrant paint. This image is crucial for understanding the unique physical and spiritual depth of Shorie's work, designed to convey the contrast between the surface and the inner focus. A complete view from Japan ⛩️ to the world.

​Time. What are these eyes reflecting?
#FromJapan #AtelierLife #Detailart #ArtSky #Art

​A detailed close-up shot focusing on the upper part of Shorie's large M30 plywood painting. The character's hair features vertical stripes of blue, purple, and green, applied with textured brushstrokes that allow the natural wood grain of the plywood to remain visible. Precisely cut straight bangs sit above an orange forehead. At the very bottom edge of the frame, the tops of the eyes are just barely visible, hinting at a deep internal focus. The image emphasizes the physical texture of the acrylic paint layers on the industrial plywood base and the vibrant, direct intensity of the colors. This is a glimpse into the creative process from a studio in Japan.

​A detailed close-up shot focusing on the upper part of Shorie's large M30 plywood painting. The character's hair features vertical stripes of blue, purple, and green, applied with textured brushstrokes that allow the natural wood grain of the plywood to remain visible. Precisely cut straight bangs sit above an orange forehead. At the very bottom edge of the frame, the tops of the eyes are just barely visible, hinting at a deep internal focus. The image emphasizes the physical texture of the acrylic paint layers on the industrial plywood base and the vibrant, direct intensity of the colors. This is a glimpse into the creative process from a studio in Japan.

​A detailed look at the surface of my M30 plywood piece (600x900mm)👀
​Vibrant layers of paint on a raw wood base. From my studio in Japan ⛩️ to the world. This is where my "Neo Pop Surrealism" finds its true depth. 🎨🖌️✨
#PlywoodArt #Art #Japan #AtelierLife #Detailart #ColorLayers

Adding a little more magic to my ordinary days. ✨ Finally sat down to start bringing these visions to life. It’s not a full look yet, but every icon has to start with a single stitch, right? 🧵💖
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#AtelierLife #QueerCreatives #SingerPrisma #RegalNocturnalSiren #MontrealDrag

My gear to draw gear #ferrari
#carart #drawtodrive #automotiveart
#atelierlife #classiccar #charcoalart #art #drawing

Close-up of a colorful sewing drawer filled with pastel buttons, pink thread spools, golden scissors, and “Purple Pug” fabric labels. A red tomato pincushion and heart-shaped container with purple and pink buttons add a cute, handmade touch.

✂️💖 Every label, every button, every spool of thread holds a piece of my heart.
Turning sketches into real, wearable magic is a ritual of love 😍 one stitch at a time.
I could live forever among pastel threads and lilac buttons. #handmadewithlove #atelierlife

A cozy pastel-toned sewing corner with a white brick wall, pink neon light, sewing tools, colorful threads, a pug-shaped lamp, and a PFAFF coverlock machine. The workspace is decorated with floral pillows and kawaii accessories, creating a dreamy and creative atelier vibe.

This is where the magic begins ✨🪡
Sketches, threads, fabric scraps & a pug lamp — welcome to my dreamy little atelier where each flower, frill & dress idea is born 🌸💖

#HandmadeStudio #KawaiiCraft #RomanticCore #CoquetteVibes #AtelierLife #PurplePug

Have felt abit rough the last two days, but still so excited by this new project, first layer of gesso on 150x100 linen, two more layers to go before the painting begins. #autignacartiste #autignac #newinspirations #béziers #atelierlife #oilpainting_artists #gobigorgohome #artworkshops #art