MONOKUBO
An imaginary world where people live with lovely giant animals
MonoKubo was a talented and accomplished illustrator from Japan who brought an imaginary world to life through her amazing digital paintings. Her illustrations depicted a life where gentle giant animals share a harmonious relationship with humans, capturing the imagination of audiences everywhere.
MonoKubo's work was characterized by its emotional depth and the way in which it brought to life the creatures and worlds she depicted. Her illustrations were not simply renderings of physical forms, but expressions of the emotions and relationships that bound the characters together. Her work on the book "Thunderpaws" is a prime example of this, as she collaborated with the author to bring to life the characters and landscapes of the story with a level of emotional depth that elevated the story beyond its written words.
MonoKubo's work was widely recognized and celebrated, with 5 books of her work published, including “Megalophilia”, “メガシア異界譚”, “MofuMofu” (KADOKAWA) and “Replicare” (Shougakukan Shuueisha Productions). Her illustrations have been featured in many galleries and exhibitions, and have been widely shared online, where they have been enjoyed by audiences around the world.
Besides to her artistic talents, MonoKubo was also known for her kind and humble nature. She was a joy to work with, and was always willing to collaborate with others to bring their visions to life. Her determination, generosity, and certainty in her abilities made her a respected and admired figure in the art world.
Sadly, MonoKubo passed away in January of 2022, leaving behind a legacy of beautiful art and a positive impact on the people she worked with. Her loss is deeply felt by those who knew her and her work, but her art will live on as a testament to her talent and her ability to bring beauty and wonder to the world.
MonoKubo's art continues to inspire and delight audiences everywhere, and her work will continue to be enjoyed for years to come. She will be remembered as a pioneering and accomplished artist in the field of digital illustration, and as a kind and generous person who brought joy and inspiration to those around her.
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