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LOOK: A local crochet artist shared photos of her anime-inspired “Amigurumi,” known as the Japanese art of knitting or crocheting plushies.
📸: Gian Cantorna | @lainepomer, INQ trainee
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LOOK: A local crochet artist shared photos of her anime-inspired “Amigurumi,” known as the Japanese art of knitting or crocheting plushies.
📸: Gian Cantorna | @lainepomer, INQ trainee
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Uploader Gian Cantorna told the Inquirer that she was drawing anime characters when she decided to start crocheting: “Para lang din po ako nagddrawing, [pero] 3D nga lang siya. ‘Illustration into reality’ po ang dating.” | @lainepomer, INQ trainee
She explained that she cannot afford to buy anime figure displays so she opted to doing handmade crafts: “Bukod sa tipid po sya, nagagawa ko po ung mga gusto [kong] characters. At pwede pa [akong] magdagdag ng iba pang characters.” | @lainepomer, INQ trainee
The amigurumi dolls shared by Catorna on the Facebook page “Home Buddies” were inspired iconic characters from the anime “One Piece,” namely Monkey D. Luffy and Roronoa Zoro, and from “Demon Slayer,” Kyojuro Rengoku. | @lainepomer, INQ trainee
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