Moonfish Enamel Pin Korea Special Ink Series

Moonfish Enamel Pin Korea Special Ink SeriesThe Mola ocean sunfish is a adored fish that appears in Japanese pop culture due to its silly looking shape which apparently once upon a time was used as a form of tax payment by Shoguns! Snowbons is an illustrator with a graphic design background who loves to make cute and humorous illustrations. She likes to draw bunnies, bin chickens and pigeons. She makes enamel pins, stickers, washi tapes and other stationery items. Snowbons is inspired by a

As the ancient Chinese considered the Milky Way to be a river of stars

cigar-shape profile with flat ends

Fly down south with our newlyweds Sir Finley Wiskerworth and his bride Ms

On this side of the mirror

Ieodo is a blue ink with green shading as a nod to the harmonious scenery of the Ocean Research Station next to Ieodo and the surrounding sea

Characteristics: Warm

Snowbons is inspired by a blend of Japanese and Australian culture

Capture the feeling of infinite slumber in a bottle

Komorebi is a shading yellow toned green like the sunlight filtering through the leaves of the trees

as it is in season from January to February in the West Sea tidal flat during the coldest time of the year

A must have item for ink enthusiasts

Once Upon a Design Colour inspired by Luna Celeste of the Ferris Wheel Press universe