Chanel, Chaumet, and Korean Cafés: The Fun of Turning Two-Dimensional Illustrations into Photo Booths and Props!

This Art Is So Intriguing!

I've been seeing these kinds of things a lot lately... or rather, they're stylish and catch my interest.

A world created with hand-drawn illustrations.

It feels like a two-dimensional world, with line art.

✅ Inside the Chanel store under renovation in Ginza, 2018

✅ Collaboration between Daichi Miura and Chaumet in 2018

✅ Inside the macaron specialty shop "Macaron Chérie" in Shin-Koiwa

etc., it’s all very unique and wonderful.

It feels like I've wandered into a fairy tale, as if I've become a character in a picture book, and I’m excited by the otherworldly sensation＊

Fashion brands presenting outfits like these too♡

Isn’t it amazing...?

Using them as photo props is also incredible.

It's also fun to use them as photo props for parties and events, so let me introduce some＊

✅ Try wrapping around a giant snake

✅ Toast with wine

✅ Toast with beer

✅ My hair is...!

✅ Change clothes and dress up

✅ Even a bit old-fashioned photo prop can be comical and interesting when it’s this big

✅ Create a photo booth

There are so many styles of fashion♡

When you think about it, it’s kind of like those classic face-in-hole panels at tourist attractions...

This hand-drawn line art has a three-dimensional feel despite being two-dimensional... it’s a strange sensation♡

It might be interesting to incorporate this expression into wedding paper items and floral decorations as well＊