Roketsu Dyeing

A pattern is drawn on the fabric using liquid wax melted by heat, and the drawn area is resist-dyed. A technique for getting over wax after dyeing.
The origin of batik goes back more than 2000 years, and in China it was used along with tie-dyeing and stencil-dying. It is called the three major pattern dyeing techniques. In Japan, it is kept in the Shosoin Treasure Hall and is said to be a dyeing technique that dates back to the Tenpyoji period.

　Yoshitaka Korogi「Yuhi no Sato(Village of the sunset)」

Acrylic

A unique method of painting from the other side of an acrylic board, based on glass painting techniques that originated in medieval Europe. (Glass painting is something that is painted on the back side of a transparent plate glass and viewed from the front side. Therefore, it is a technique that draws the foreground and then the background.)
Although it is difficult to draw because it requires unique techniques and ideas, it can be expressed in a three-dimensional, transparent, and realistic manner.

←When viewed from the front, the paint overlaps and gives a three-dimensional feel.
→Draw the back side starting from the front side and paint the background last.

YOshitaka Korogi「Paris suburbs」

Acrylic

The history of acrylic paint is said to be about 70 years, and compared to the history of oil paint, which lasts for more than 500 years, the history of acrylic paint is It's still a new painting technique.
Acrylic paint dries quickly and can be painted on most materials other than oil-based surfaces.

Yoshitaka Korogi「Mizubasyo(Skunk cabbage)」

Oil painting

Oil painting is the most common technique that uses drying oil as a binder and pigments (colored powders made from various raw materials) to create an artistic picture on a board.
Oil painting has a long history, and it is said that the Dutch painter Jan van Eyck established the oil painting technique in the first half of the 15th century.
Since then, oil paintings have continued to develop and change in techniques and materials until today.

Yoshitaka Korogi「Flower shop」