Since this site is kind of all over the place and isn’t the easiest to navigate, especially if you don’t read English well, I made a new site specifically for my sculpture fans in Japan: aguunoaichan.wordpress.com and another one for my sculpture/graphic design collaborations with Rody Parker: hakuai.wordpress.com Check ‘em out!
Yay! Big mahalos to the folks at Neo Park in Nago for giving me a new line. I’ll be taking custom orders for necklaces, straps, figures and more of people’s favorite Neo Park animals. Here are some examples of the accessories for sale…
That’s a whopping $2 if you insist on paying in dollars – convert your money and save. Who knew a 12-hour layover at the airport could be so much fun? Too bad I discovered the fan-painting area an hour before our flight after walking/sitting watching Friends on my husband’s laptop and playing Nintendo DS for [...]
These are some of my favorite kids. From time to time I babysit for them and teach mini art lessons at their house. This month we made paintings of beach scenes and Sculpey sculptures of flowers and horses.
Interesting how the same picture can look so different depending on what you use to color it. Thanks to Rody for helping me out in Photoshop. I normally don’t resort to such measures, but pastels are a bitch when you want to stay inside the lines…and also, for the second time this month, I came [...]
I noticed that some people have landed at my site because they were searching for coloring pages. Coloring is the simplest form of art, and I’m all for it. In fact, I often make up coloring pages for the kids at the school where I work (mostly of popular characters at their request). So [...]
I am happy to announce that I will be teaching Sculpey crafts to kids at Global Village in Ginowan City! (Adults and teens welcome as well if they don’t mind being around our 4th, 5th and 6th graders.) Lessons conducted in Japanese and English as necessary! 第一週：マグネット作り 最初のレッスンは簡単な形から始めます。自分の名前や好きな言葉を粘土で書いて、シンプルで可愛いマグネットを作ってみましょう。(ペンダントやブレスレットにしてもOK!) Week 1: Make a magnet [...]
ハイサイ！I’m Aiko Miyamoto, an aspiring writer/illustrator of children’s books from Okinawa, Japan. This site is a collection of photographs of some drawings, illustrations, and sculptures I’ve done recently. This should go without saying, but don’t use these images without my permission, as doing so will violate international copyright laws, and worse, make you a bad, [...]
