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I’ve had this website for 9 months now, and I still haven’t posted a blog.

I use to blog all the time back when I was in high school, up to my college years, but since I started this website, might as well start on a new slate.

Better late than never, I guess. Today’s also my 28th birthday, what a way to commemorate my birthday with a blog post.

So anyway, I’ve been invited to join the “Power in Numbers 6” group show at Nucleus Portland Gallery, thanks to my good friend Kate. The show’s on November 19 until December 21, 2021.

Here’s a little sneak peek of what I’ve made so far.

I’ve recently been experimenting with brighter, more neon colors, Almost florescent highlighter in a way? It’s inspired by the retro newspaper ads and pulp comics from the 50s. I just love the texture, and the color combination they use!

I’m still figuring out which colors are going to stick with me, and I’m really enjoying the process.

Anyway, thank you for reading my little blog post. I hope I’ll continue this rhythm of writing. I will be posting wips and other non art related things perhaps on here. Gotta keep up the momentum!

Eri Aikawa

Aikawa Eri was born on September 6,1993 in Yokohama Japan, a Japanese-Filipino Fine Artist based in Japan who specializes in traditional media such as oils, watercolours, acrylics, coloured pencils and others. She also has the knowledge on digital art.

She started joining competitions when she was six years old, her passion for Art grew and from then on she knows what she want to become in the future.

She started painting in the middle of college and mostly focuses on fetishes. Her works is both innocent and erotic. Each subject emits an attractive yet disturbing feel. She’s more on figurative paintings on emotional state that is surrounded with the halo of sublime and melancholia. Her works are predominantly influenced by the East Asian culture and the West which creates chemistry in both cultures making it distinctive and elegant.

https://eriaikawa.com
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