Tokyomade Online Shop: Supporting Japan-based Indepent Designers Nani Bird by MCKIBILLO
Each painting is actually a collage of sumi ink, gouache paint, and flocked velvet on a wooden panel. The birds are cut out of the flocked velvet, which produces a really deep, dark black. Each panel is stamped on the back with my MCKIBILLO seal.
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In Japan there is a my chopsticks movement because the wooden disposable chopsticks are a waste of resources. But people miss the feeling when they pull them apart. That is ritual is the starting sign of the meal. Stickpecker is... In Japan there is a my chopsticks movement because the wooden disposable chopsticks are a waste of resources. But people miss the feeling when they pull them apart. That is ritual is the starting sign of the meal. Stickpecker is a solution for that. The Magnet resembles the feeling of pulling apart wooden chopsticks. Also the wood pecker and wood design reminds you of a peaceful forest that you are protecting at that very moment. You can say good bye to the wooden ones.
