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The slightly quirky yet heartwarming illustrations of “Kobitos,”will hold a special exhibition on December 23at Huashan 1914 Creative Park, unlocking the seal to the fairy world and allowing the public a glimpse into the little sprite world that exists in daily life.
The slightly quirky yet heartwarming illustrations of “Kobitos,”will hold a special exhibition on December 23at Huashan 1914 Creative Park, unlocking the seal to the fairy world and allowing the public a glimpse into the little sprite world that exists in daily life.
The "See Kobitos" special exhibition kicks off on December 23. (Image source / See Kobitos Special Exhibition)
A variety of little sprites can be seen at the special exhibition. (Image source / kobitos)
Once made famous by the “Kobitos Farm Story” plush toys launched as part of a convenience store point collection campaign, the “Kobitos” not only charm office workers with their quirky appearances, but the author of Kobitos, MuuQ Toshitaka, also believes that “as long as you have a pure heart, you can see the Kobito sprites.”
Little sprites exist in every corner of life—only those with pure hearts can see them. (Image source / kobitos)
Kobito Shochu Zana. (Image source / kobitos)
MuuQ Toshitaka won an award at the GEISAI art festival at the age of 25, stepping onto the international stage as a young Asian artist. In the "Kobitos Illustrated Guide," he not only depicts the mischievous appearances of these little sprites but also meticulously presents each Kobito’s name, personality, habitat, and quirky habits unknown to most, with the dedication of researching an encyclopedia.
The Kobito Akahane Hoto can fly through the air and is often seen with pigeons. (Image source / kobitos)
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