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From Takaya Lone Wolf

  1. Takaya and the Mountain by Laura Kidson, Image 1.

    Laura Kidson

    Takaya and the Mountain

    Acrylic On Canvas

    18 x 24 in

  2. Spirit of Takaya by Patti McNab, Image 1.

    Patti McNab

    Spirit of Takaya

    Acrylic and watercolour on canvas

    36 x 12 x 2 in

  3. Ghost by Nayana Rathmalgoda, Image 1.

    Nayana Rathmalgoda

    Ghost

    Oils on wooden panel

    18 x 24 in

  4. Ballad of Takaya by Nayana Rathmalgoda, Image 1.

    Nayana Rathmalgoda

    Ballad of Takaya

    Oils on clayboard

    24 x 18 in

  5. Takaya by Matt Hayward, Image 1.

    Matt Hayward

    Takaya

  6. Takaya by Marta Nowodzinska, Image 1.

    Marta Nowodzinska

    Takaya

    Fine tip pen on paper

  7. Takaya by Mafawnwee Olivia Kenton, Image 2.

    Mafawnwee Olivia Kenton

    Takaya

  8. Stranded by Lisa Van Velden, Image 1.

    Lisa Van Velden

    Stranded

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About the artist

Lydie Mariller

Lydie is a French painter who lives in Lyon, France. She’s a self-taught artist and she dedicates a part of her activity to create Kamishibai (japanese paper play theater). This art consists in painting boards and writing stories that are shared with spectators through a castelet called butai. She always performs her own stories under the name of Louna Vox. ‘’Takaya, l’incroyable loup (the incredible wolf)’’ is the kamishibai she created to honor the wolf Takaya. With a quick stroke and bright colors she paints expressive characters as if she wanted to make them alive unless they are not realistic. She exhibits in galleries and performs kamishibai in the street, librairies, theaters, schools, festivals, etc.