The Taishō Era (1912–1926) in Japanese painting marked a period of artistic fusion and experimentation. Artists blended traditional Nihonga (Japanese-style painting) with Western techniques like realism and perspective, influenced by modernism and European art movements. This era celebrated individual expression, subtle color palettes, and poetic, dreamlike imagery, often seen in woodblock prints and illustrations. THE TAISHO PERIOD COLLECTION: ISSUE 1 - Ogata Gekko At Digi Life, we recreate the tools used by history’s greatest artists—transforming them into high-quality digital resources you can use right on your iPad. This collection is inspired by the Taishō Era—a time when Japanese art gracefully merged tradition with modern sensibilities, resulting in works full of refined beauty, subtle textures, and expressive color. The first product in the series is dedicated to Ogata Gekkō, a true master whose art embodies the spirit of this era. His poetic scenes and delicate techniques have guided the creation of these digital tools, allowing you to explore his timeless style directly on your iPad. INCLUDED: 300 Procreate Color Swatches 19 Procreate Brushes (.brush & .brushset) 5 Woodblock Textures (.PNG files) inspired by the original textures Ogata Gekkō used. in 800 DPI in RGB Dimensions: 4,000 x 1.869 px Spotify Playlist Link - Experience the effect of Japanese music on painting quality Free Support 24/7 Watch in the attached YouTube Video the Ogata Gekkō Procreate Kit in action.https://youtu.be/Y3ZPEIJEiGE
