Collectible Art Book × Artworks × Multi-purpose Cards
We live our lives with objects,
and these objects quietly remember how we live.
Life is hidden in objects.
Coffee cups hold aromas, vases capture spring colors;
Baskets accompany light footsteps;
Every pot and ladle brews the flavor of life.
Illustrator Chang Chih depicts 15 scenes of objects with her gentle brushstrokes.
It's an art book, home decor, and a card to convey your feelings.
Discover the good feelings and memories in life together.
Features of this Book
❖ An Art Collection with a Sense of Life
15 illustrations by Chang Chih depicting everyday objects and cuisine—bread on a wooden plate, spring in a vase, a picnic basket, a steaming coffee pot—all fragments and memories of life.
❖ High-Quality Printing
Printed on high-grammage imported paper and bound in hardcover, faithfully reproducing the original brushstrokes, suitable for long-term collection or as a gift. The enlarged size (13×19 cm) enriches details and enhances visual appeal.
❖ Tear-Off Multi-purpose Card Design
Unique perforations allow for easy removal, turning each artwork into an exquisite card for sending blessings, sharing stories, or framing as home decor.
❖ Versatile and Thoughtful Uses
It can be an art book, home decor, or a handwritten card to send your sentiments; it can even be like a small diary, preserving current moods and stories.
Highly Recommended
❖ I've admired Chang Chih's work for a long time, especially her delicate interpretations that blend cuisine with daily life. Through her brushstrokes and style, I've gradually developed many imaginings about the sense of life around me. I always feel a deep resonance and happiness in her works, often silently thinking, "I really want to live in the everyday scenes of her work." Once you've collected her work, you'll be her fan for life. — ms.kuishinbou｜IG Lifestyle Influencer
❖ Realizing that the objects in life and every home-cooked dish are enough to form quiet and profound paintings, the awakening also occurs on this side of the mirror. — Peggy Lee｜ZASSO Grass Space Director
❖ If life has a rhythm, the heart won't panic. The "Island Stroll" calendar is like a thoughtful reminder: eat well, live slowly, and let each month's routine become a landscape worth cherishing. — Wu Min-En｜Creating Muji Homes with Enjoyable Living
❖ Every time I admire Chang Chih's creations, it's like returning to a warm haven. Her paintings are not just scenes before the dining table, but also everyday life deeply rooted in the heart. — Shih Chen-Ying｜Graphic Designer
