Hobonichi - Tolight: Garden of Botany | A6 Techo Cover

With the concept of “Freedom, like drawing a picture,” Tolight releases new collections each season featuring the designer’s own drawings as a focal point. This techo cover was made in collaboration with Tolight.

Contrasting the dark, soft plaid fabric, the printed flowers are bold and eye-catching, and look like they have been directly drawn onto the background. The cover is overflowing with the vitality inherent to plants. Although this is a flower print, it is far from being too sweet, and the sophisticated tone of the design makes this a perfect match for anyone regardless of gender or age.

About the Artist

A brand by the designer Mei Aoyama. The name “Tolight” comes from the words “try” and “light,” and expresses the desire to keep moving towards the light and continue facing challenges head on. With the concept of freedom as one has when drawing, the brand releases products with a focus on apparel that features drawings by the designer herself. Unique pieces like original-design vintage lace shirts and hand-painted second-hand garments are generating buzz. In addition to collaborating with companies to design collections, the brand also offers window paintings and interior and visual design.

This is a cover only and does not include the Techo book. The book is available here.

With the concept of “Freedom, like drawing a picture,” Tolight releases new collections each season featuring the designer’s own drawings as a focal point. This techo cover was made in collaboration with Tolight.

Contrasting the dark, soft plaid fabric, the printed flowers are bold and eye-catching, and look like they have been directly drawn onto the background. The cover is overflowing with the vitality inherent to plants. Although this is a flower print, it is far from being too sweet, and the sophisticated tone of the design makes this a perfect match for anyone regardless of gender or age.

About the Artist

A brand by the designer Mei Aoyama. The name “Tolight” comes from the words “try” and “light,” and expresses the desire to keep moving towards the light and continue facing challenges head on. With the concept of freedom as one has when drawing, the brand releases products with a focus on apparel that features drawings by the designer herself. Unique pieces like original-design vintage lace shirts and hand-painted second-hand garments are generating buzz. In addition to collaborating with companies to design collections, the brand also offers window paintings and interior and visual design.

This is a cover only and does not include the Techo book. The book is available here.