Chamilgarden and paper stickers-Earthwork (MTK-CH315)

**Designed by Xia Mi, produced by Yamazakura Co., Ltd.** ▫ The size of B5 is not limited in use, and can be used for collage, decoration, etc. ▫ Printed by Japan's Yamazakura Co., Ltd., repeatable peeling, good quality and color saturation. ▫ After free cutting, it can be peeled off and used as a sticker. ▫ Xia Mi Garden B5 and paper stickers come in a variety of designs and colors, all of which are on sale. ■ Size/176 x 250 mm (B5) ■ Material/Japanese paper ■ Content / single entry ■ Packing/OPP bag packing ■ made in Japan ■ Remind you that the actual product may have a slight color difference due to different personal screen presentations and shooting methods. ﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍﹍ **[Designer Xia Mi CHAMILGARDEN]** He has a pure love for engraving. A stamp maker who concentrates on engraving stamps every day and teaches engraving at ordinary times. He claims to be a "stamping practitioner". He currently lives in Taiwan and works hard to engrave chapters in an old apartment in Taipei. He used to work as a publishing house magazine and book editor, and is currently a full-time stamp designer. Hand-made stamps are launched every season, and the collection of works is published no1~8, and the number of stamps in the 8 episodes exceeds 100. Books and works include: "12 hours a week of hand-made life", "rubber stamp, open the door! OPEN THE DOOR", "12 lessons for beginners rubber stamp Next stamp class". The stamp uses an eraser as the main material for engraving the chapter, and each chapter is slowly carved on the eraser with a single stroke. Engraved chapter designs often combine daily discoveries in life, scenery and encounters during travel, and favorite things (text/flowers/geometry/nature/architecture... etc.). Then disassemble and merge, multi-point lines and surfaces are interlaced, plus minimalist main and auxiliary lines and foreign characters, plus usual marked part symbols to form the stamp screen. Like matching stamps and colors, combining the uniqueness, cooperation, and repetition between large and small stamps, many graphic designs are also designs that are cut from stamps and extended through stamping and matching (such as postcards/paper tape).