Ryoko Aoki is a japanese artist who draws landscapes of pastoral scenes, and everyday objects. Her drawings looked very simple and child-like to me when I first glanced at her art works. Drawings feel spontaneous and improvised, with lines that are alternately delicate and thick, looping, and stick-straight. Her drawings also have a feel that they are definitely East-Asian drawings. When I first looked at the first drawing of her works, I didn't think it would be such a masterpiece of an artist because it looked just like non-artists could draw it like this too. I saw so many kinds of the second drawing types of work in East-Asian cultures, but I was not sure she wanted to express... probably some flowers and trees? The last drawing captured my eyes... I thought this artwork was unbelievably amazing that she used unique colors to make the nature so beautiful. Delicate and fantastic illustrations take inspirations things around her like plants...She used fine lined drawings to create more sensible drawings and imaginations!!!! absolutely amazing!!!
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