Pulsating planet

What I drew in the center was a giant salamander that overlapped over and over again into a sphere.
Giant salamanders are creatures I've often seen since I was a kid in my hometown of Tamba. The things I drew around it were also familiar to me, such as horned frogs, newts, prawn crabs, kawanis, and kengoro.
The composition seems to float like it's floating, which is impossible normally, but from the feeling that nature is a generous and free world beyond human recognition, I likened this sphere to a planet and used it as the title of the work.

I use only a pen to draw a group diagram of animals and plants.

The creatures that are almost improvised through daily observation of nature are intricately intertwined to express natural harmony without any boundaries.

We aim to capture nature in a freer way that goes beyond human interpretation.

In two-dimensional and three-dimensional works, animals and plants that transcend all boundaries and live freely express the concept of “harmony with nature.”

I think “drawing a picture is an extension of observing animals and plants,” and the motifs are drawn in detail with a single pen.