Tukijo Nao. Nao Tsukiji. Enji Kusawara. Tenshikan... Green Glass. A lot of names, a lot of questions. The only thing that seems clear is that Green Glass is the Circle that has created hundreds of beautiful binsen. Japanese stationery. Sheets of B5 decorated letter paper.
Sadly there is no information on Green Glass. When you run Nao Tukiji’s web page through Google Translate the end result is a garbled mess of English. It doesn’t make sense. Therefore you let the art do all the talking.http://naotukiji.main.jp/http://www.google.com/translate_tshapeimage_2_link_0shapeimage_2_link_1
We know there is a love for Final Fantasy and other RPG games, roses, girls with fantastic curls in their hair & beautiful large inviting eyes. Old fashioned English high buttoned boots, and lace collars bursting with frills. Japanese traditions with illustrious kimono. The historical & fantasy combination of East & West.
These pages haven’t had much of an up-date in a long time, but that is changing as of now. The emphasis here is on quality, not quantity. The new sections will be based on the collections from Nao Tukiji’s web page. Sadly when compared to Nao Tukiji’s Gallery there are still pieces that I’m missing. So when you click on the small blue Nao Tukiji Banner you will be taken to the corresponding page & then you can see for yourself which scans are missing. Hopefully in time these will be found, bought & inserted into the correct downloads.http://naotukiji.main.jp/shapeimage_4_link_0
Lolita nurse boys with nipple piercings. Bondage. Bodies cut up & sewn back together. This is NOT suitable for a younger audience. You have had fair warning, so if you don’t like these kind of material and you see something you don’t like then sorry, but you’ve only got yourself to blame. Return to Saikusa Taisen Approximately 75% complete collection of Green Glass’ ゲーム (Game) Gallery page from the main Tukiji Nao website. Proof that the staff of Green Glass are addicted to gaming, there are tributes to Legend of Mana, Tales of Eternia, Mermaid and Final Fantasies IX, X & X-2. This is not from an artbook!! It is a medium for art work that is virtually unheard of in the West, but is popular among the Japanese. With thanks to eBay & other internet sites I have thankfully amassed a private collection of these gorgeous miniature works of art. Art that I can not stop obsessing over, but enjoy sharing as much as I enjoy buying.