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Name:

Origa

Birthdate:

15 October

Location:

Michigan, United States

Website:

Origa's Art

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Моё поэтическое имя ORIGA по-японски означает "женщина, ткущая элегантно". Это имя очень удачно совпадает с моим русским именем (в японском нет звука Л), оно (на хирагане) вырезано на печати, которая на моих рисунках. Я -- художник суми-е, икебаны, писатель в жанрах хайкай и вака, переводчик, редактор, издатель, и вечный студент. В этом журнале дважды в год я провожу международный двуязычный конкурс хайку "Калико Кошка", призы в котором -- оригиналы моих рисунков!

Все материалы этого Живого Журнала © 2002-2013 Origa (Olga Hooper). Перепечатка без разрешения автора запрещена.

Вот здесь моё портфолио и основные галереи и сайты с моими работами, а также информация, где и как мои работы можно приобрести (хотя для этого проще обращаться прямо ко мне!)
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My poetic name ORIGA means "a woman weaving elegantly" in Japanese. Luckily, this poetic name is a literal translation of my Russian name Olga (there is no L-sound in Japanese). This name in hiragana is carved on my seal which you'll see in the paintings. I am an artist sumi-e and ikebana, haikai and waka writer, translator, editor, publisher, and a perpetual student. In this LJ, I hold a biannual international bilingual haiku contest "Calico Cat" wiht my original sumi-e as prizes.

All original images and writing appearing here © 2002-2013 Origa (Olga Hooper). Reprint without permission prohibited.

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MY PORTFOLIO online (constantly in progress). Many of my works are for sale via the galleries, or, better yet, please enquire me directly.

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Sumi-e in collections

My original sumi-e and prints are in private collections in USA, Russia, France, Australia, New Zealand, Poland, India, Uruguay, Japan, England, Canada, Romania, Ukraine, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Kenia, Italy, Brazil, Israel, South Africa. Some of them are gifts, prizes in the "Calico Cat" and other haiku contests, and some are ordered/purchased.

My painitngs and haiga have been exhibited in the USA and Japan, and international online galleries. A print of my haiga "Curious Squirrel" is in the Museum of Art in Constantza, Romania. Original painting/haiga "Early spring" on a shiki-shi board is in the collection of The Japanese Consul General in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

My sumi-e were used as cover or section pages and illustrations in different haiku magazines and anthologies; I was an artist in residence in the "Moonset: Literary newspaper" (Japanese short forms international printed publication) for the whole period.

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WHERE TO SEE/BUY ORIGA'S WORK -- ПОСМОТРЕТЬ/КУПИТЬ работы ОРИГИ

Original sumi-e and prints, as well as ceramics, T-shorts, cards, and more -- may be purchased from me directly, or in my three online galleries:

Graphic -- https://graphic.org.ru/hooper.html

Art Wanted -- https://www.artwanted.com/Origa

Hieroglyph -- https://www.hiero.ru/Origa

Zazzle -- https://www.zazzle.com/origa2 (greeting cards, posters, T-shorts, mousepads, bags, ties, cups & mugs, keychain, buttons, etc., with my paintings and haiga)

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KANKODORI

Haikai and Sumi-e by Origa

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