TORI DESIGN

Toriro is a Korean design brand that can express everything you imagine.
We provide professional works with high quality, competitive design resource which are illustration &amp; character design.
Our team of contents providers develops various unique design resources to satisfy every customer.
Also we produce the character products and enlarge a distribution network by offering the best working environment, &quot;One- Source, Multi-Use&quot;.
Our ultimate goal is the spread of sensibility based on humanism, combined with the cultural industry of Korea as if viruses proliferate around the world.
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Toriro 

Character Factory Mangchi

Alien ppio is cute and lovly but a stranger in view of earthian. the material civilization is developing, but nature is damaged and people are individualized.
So, many people had lost the value of life. alien ppio is another the self portrait of many people that had lost the value of life. So alien ppio has made for solo and lonely people. we wants to wake many people the value of life that had lost.

alien ppio has made in mug, tumbler, dolls, handphonecase, brutus mobile accessory, t-shirts, note, illust canvas, webcartoon,smartphoe contents

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Ver.2015 Alien Ppio

Ed-Online Technologies Sdn Bhd

 	 BESTronauts Solar System is an AR gamifying learning application. 	 Learn about solar system by playing a game using augmented reality technology through a poster on the wall. 	 It consists of A1-size poster and application free download.  

BESTronauts@Solar System

Chance Entertainment Co., Ltd

Contact Bear is the Chance Entertainment Company&#39;s own brand of virtual doll figure, by Taiwanese designers &quot;Banana Virus&quot; was founded in 2006. LOIC had exhibitions abroad. Until after 2014, it would continue to focusing back to Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau. 	 From &quot;point, line, surface&quot;, a combination of three features.&nbsp; 	 No mouth design, so that the bear emotions follow everyone together. 	 MIT design, long-term co-creation and foreign designers exhibition, an international design concept. 	 Uphold the &quot;asymmetrical balance of color and personal style&quot;, so that the public are subject to different visual aesthetic impact.  

Contact Bear

Gifted Asia Limited

 	 CHIC-KEN is a family of innocent, good child who are companions of children aged 2-6. 	 CHIC-KEN aims to help every child cultivate good moral values while they grow and learn.  

CHIC-KEN Licensing

Hanziface Culture Enterprise Co., Ltd

 	 Chinese characters are easy to learn. As well, it&#39;s the most interesting; especially the traditional Chinese.&nbsp; 	 Traditional Chinese characters are like pictures. They demand an artist&#39;s appreciation! Traditional Chinese is a form of art; it gives graphic conception to comprehension.  

Art of Chinese Characters 1-4

Panda Cheer Int'l Ltd

Mark Panda Cheer - lively and active, confident, full of passion, love Goodwill Ambassador of character to make a friend, Mark Panda Cheer loves sports, established the &lsquo;Panda Cheer Games&rsquo; with friends and who took part in the travel adventure.   Characteristics of Mark Panda Cheer &ndash; there are five star (two eyes Star + two palm Star + Navel star (a total of five-star))   Mark Panda Cheer (Five Star representative) - left eye star: Star of Wisdom   right eye star: Star of Charity   left hand star: Star of Vitality   Right hand star: Lucky Star   The navel Star: Healthy Star  Lily Panda Cheer - born beautiful, tender and pleasant, like take care her friends.
   Characteristics of Lily Panda Cheer - two eyes Star + two palm heart-shaped printed, memorable impressed   Lily Panda Cheer - Left eye star: Charm Star   The right eye Stars: Star of Love   Left hand heart: heart of Kindness   Right hand heart: heart of Filial Piety  

Mark & Lily Panda Cheer 

Wendu Animation

 	 Animation licensing product 	 Material: nylon  

School Bag

Vmage Inc.

 	 Taiwan&rsquo;s original comic books series characters of Hoping Jones 	 With bright personality and fluent figure  

The Images of Series Characters of Hoping Jones

Jing Cheng Culture & Creative Co Ltd

 	 National Palace Museum Painting Collection 故宮授權複製畫  Shen Chou (style name Ch&#39;i-nan, and sobriquets Shih-t&#39;ien and Paishih-weng) was a native of Ch&#39;ang-chou (modern Soochow), Kiangsu province. Magnanimous by nature, he was an able poet, essayist, and calligrapher as well as an excellent painter. Although best known for his landscapes, he was equally talented in depicting flowers, fruits and vegetables, and animals in monochrome ink. It has been said of ShenChou that before the age of 40 he painted small scenes; after turning forty, he switched to painting larger works. He completed this work in 1467 when he was 40. The brushwork resembles that of the Yuan painter Wang Meng, whose style Shen is said to have followed before the age of 40. However, this transitional work also reflects Shen&#39;s own style, which has given it an even stronger sense of straightforwardness and vigor. The mountains and slopes were first modeled with hemp-fiber texture strokes and tinted with light ink, to which layers of dark ink were added to build up the slopes. The mists and the coloring of the mountains are particularly luminous and well done. A waterfall plunges hundreds of feet, the torrent&#39;s waters becoming light and gentle below. This piece was completed in honor of the 70th birthday of Ch&#39;en K&#39;uan, Shen Chou&#39;s teacher, and thus has been painted very carefully to produce an especially fine effect.

Lofty Mount Lu, Shen Chou, Ming Dynasty

 	 National Palace Museum Painting Collection 故宮授權複製畫 	 Lang Shih-ning is the Chinese name used by the Italian, Giuseppe Castiglione. At age of 19, Castiglione entered the Jesuit order in Italy as a novitiate, and his early training included painting and architecture. He was subsequently sent to China and arrived in 1715. His artistic skills came to the attention of the emperor, and he served in the inner court during the Kangxi reign (1662-1722), Yongzheng (1723-1735), and Qianlong (1736-1795) reigns as a painter. He combined his previous training with studies of Chinese painting techniques to create a style fusing the best of both traditions. He excelled at depicting figures, birds-and-flowers, and especially dogs and horses. In this painting is a mountain stream flowing down to where pheasants and decorative rocks are seen. By and on the rocks are various flowers, bamboo, and spirit fungi. The subject matter is auspicious for the start of a prosperous New Year and an allusion to the expression &ldquo;A Brocade of Spring Radiance&rdquo;- hence, the title of this painting.  

A Brocade of Spring, Giuseppe Castiglione, Qing Dynasty

 	 National Palace Museum Painting Collection 故宮授權複製畫  Giuseppe Castiglione, called Lang Shih-ning in Chinese, was a native of Milan, Italy. When he became a Jesuit at the age of nineteen, he already excelled at painting and architecture. At twenty-seven, he journeyed to China as a missionary and was summoned to the Imperial Court, where he served under the K&rsquo;ang-hsi, Yung-cheng and Ch&rsquo;ien-lung emperors. He is known for his paintings of dogs and horses. This &ldquo;piebald&rdquo; is a tribute horse which was presented to the Imperial Court by Koruin Giynn Wang of Nomun Eehetu (in Sinkiang) and painted by Castiglione in 1743. The horse is almost life-size in scale, indicating that Castiglione probably painted it from life.

Ten Steeds, Giuseppe Castiglione, Qing Dynasty

 	 National Palace Museum Painting Collection 故宮授權複製畫  The original upon which this work is based, by Zhang Zeduan (active early 12th century), is a masterful unfolding of Song dynasty life and customs at the capital of Bian (Kaifeng) in a long handscroll format. This theme, popular in the Northern Song (960-1126),has been copied often throughout the ages. There are seven versions alone in the National Palace Museum, and this one by court painters of the Imperial Painting Academy under the Qianlong Emperor (reigned 1736-1795) is one of the most famous. Each version reflects not only the painting style but also life and appearances of the period it was made. This version represents a collaboration by five court painters (Chen Mei, Sun Hu, Jin Kun, Dai Hong, and Cheng Zhidao) and was finished in 1736. It can be said to be a copy that combines the style and features of previous versions along with unique customs of the Ming and Qing, such as the forms of entertainment popular at the time. The lively activities include a theatrical performance, monkey show, acrobatics, and a martial arts ring to lend a festive air to the scenery. Brilliantly colored and characterized by sure, fine brushwork, this represents a fine example of Qing court painting. Although this handscroll has lost much of the archaic feel of the Song dynasty version, it is a valuable source of information for late Ming and early Qing life and customs. The style also reflects the influence of Western painting techniques, popular at the court then. The buildings and streets, for example, were rendered with Western-style perspective, and even some Western-influenced architecture appeared. The bridge and buildings are depicted in the ruled-line method (&ldquo;chieh-hua&rdquo;), and the figures are also exquisitely detailed.

Up the River During Qingming, Qing Court painters, Qing Dynasty

 	 National Palace Museum Painting Collection 故宮授權複製畫 	 Qiu Ying (style name Shifu, sobriquet Shizhou) was a native of Taicang, Jiangsu. In his early years he worked as a lacquer craftsman, but his talent later came to the attention of the artist Zhou Chen, who taught him painting. Later, Qiu Ying would even surpass his teacher. Whether it was landscape, figure, flowers, or bamboo-and-rock paintings, he did all with exacting forms imbued with attractive colors, exuding an air of beautiful elegance. This is a scene from the depths of winter 	 Two stalks of narcissus blossoms standing gracefully upright as a branch of plum blossoms extends from the upper part into the composition, creating a beautiful design. The artist used an exquisite method of outlines filled with colors to express the pure and lofty harmony of these two fragrant blossoms. 	 Depicted quite realistically, it is almost as if the viewer can smelt the pleasing fragrance of the blossoms. This is also an excellent example of flower painting in fine lines with colors from the Ming dynasty, presenting another type of exquisite beauty for a new vision skilled yet uncommon.  

Narcissi and Plum Blossoms, Qiu Ying, Ming Dynasty

 	 National Palace Museum Painting Collection 故宮授權複製畫  Wang Xizhi was a native of Linyi in Shandong but later moved to Guiji in Zhejiang. The descendant of a noted family, he once served as General of the Right Army, which is why he was called &ldquo;Right-General Wang.&rdquo; In calligraphy, he first studied the style of Madame Wei and Zhong You, but later adopted the virtues of various manners, which he gathered and perfected to become honored as the &ldquo;Sage Calligrapher.&rdquo; This work is a fine Tang dynasty copy composed of four lines with 28 characters. The contents describe the feeling of clearing right after a large snowfall and offer greetings to a friend. The wording is composed of three stages going from the beginning to the main text and then to the ending. The writing includes such characters as &ldquo;dunshou 頓首&rdquo; and &ldquo;guowei 果為&rdquo; that reveal the connected brushwork of cursive script, but most of the work is done in running script with some of the careful brush manner of regular script methods, suggesting a dignified spirit neither quick nor slow as well as an exceptional sense of elegantly flowing beauty.

Timely Clearing After Snowfall, Wang Xizhi, Jin Dynasty

 	 National Palace Museum Painting Collection 故宮授權複製畫  This hanging scroll includes subjects dealing with auspicious numbers and themes, including &quot;Three Princes&quot; (homonym for &quot;Three T&#39;ai,&quot; signifying an auspicious New Year), &quot;Nine Goats&quot; (indicative of a lucky New Year), and the &quot;Three Friends&quot; (of winter-pine, plum blossom, and bamboo). Taken together, they emphasize that &quot;the Nine Goats dispel the cold of winter, and spring returns with the New Year&#39;s start.&quot; This was a decorative type of picture displayed every year at the Qing imperial court during the New Year. Qing tapestry and embroidery is renowned for its fine weaving and numerous techniques. The tapestry technique of this scroll consists of a blue background and background scenery (colored auspicious clouds and rocks with water), the weaving for the figures, plants, and animals featuring several different tapestry and embroidery techniques. Areas for the plum blossoms, pine needles, and tree trunks are done as tapestry and embroidery on the patterning with touches of brushwork and color washes added. This is a typically decorative style of the Qianlong reign (1736-1795) with its pursuit of complexity and perfection. The composition is filled with rich designs and patterns, and the arrangement of colors fine and opulent, exuding a joyously festive appearance. This is a representative example combining tapestry, embroidery, and painting.

Tapestry-Embroidery of Nine Goats Opening the New Year, Qing Dynasty

 	 National Palace Museum Painting Collection 故宮授權複製畫  A review of the research done to date indicates that many of the works Giuseppe Castiglione did in the Yung-cheng reign (1723-1735) were signed in using Sung-script style found in late Ming dynasty (1368-1644) woodblock printing. Therefore, even though this work is undated, the calligraphic style of the signature in the lower left suggests an early work by Castiglione. Although this work employs traditional Chinese pigments, the rendering of the horses, figures, and trees all incorporate the effect of shadows emphasized in Western painting to give them a more volumetric feeling. The subject of a herder below a tree was well known to many Chinese painters, but here Castiglione transformed it to pay more attention on the treatment of the composition, giving the objects a better sense of relative space. In doing so, Castiglione introduced new Western elements into a traditional subject.

Eight Steeds, Giuseppe Castiglione, Qing Dynasty

 	 National Palace Museum Painting Collection 故宮授權複製畫 	 Huizong, given name Zhao Ji, was an artistic emperor gifted at the&ldquo;Three Perfections&rdquo;of poetry, calligraphy, and painting. 	 He established a painting academy for the complete study of painting at the court, using lines of poetry for painting subjects to recruit and select artists of talent. 	 He also paid attention to observing things as they appear in nature. 	 This combination of painting theories fusing painting and calligraphy as well as &ldquo;sketching from life&rdquo; had a deep and lasting influence on the development of Chinese painting. 	 This work may have been one of eight screen paintings by Huizong mentioned in Record of Paintings Stored in the Revival Halls of the Song, &ldquo;Fragrant Plum Blossoms and Wild Bulbul.&rdquo; With its lyrical and painterly manner, the refined use of brush and ink expresses the characteristics of the scenery, and the composition is succinct and designed into an &ldquo;S&rdquo;-shaped arc. 	 In addition to &ldquo;sketching from life,&rdquo; great pain was taken to create aesthetic forms and an idealized realm of the pure and crisp atmosphere on a winter&#39;s day.  

Fragrant Plum Blossoms and Wild Bulbul, Huizong, Song Dynasty

RISEONE

 	 RISEONE, established in 2002, produced CAROPY which brings good luck in order to specialize the goods : as the licensed company related lucky character - CAROPY, our company developed lucky products and has concentrate on commercializing them, connecting various parts such like publication, stationeries, fancy goods, clothes, games, and animation. 	 Lucky T-shirt 	 Lucky note 	 Lucky mug 	 Lucky umbrella  

Zhejiang Art Museum

 	 Designed by artist Feng Zi Kai 	 Other art piece can be licensed  

Chinese Notebook

Animasia Productions Sdn Bhd

 	 Character Licenisng, 	 Product Licensing 	 Promotional Licensing &amp; Event Licensing  

Chuck Chicken Cutie

 	 Taiwan&#39;s original comic brand: The Adventures of Hoping Jones Comic Books. 	 冒險少年浩平漫畫 百慕達之謎篇 第一集：改造NO1.偉大的哈迪斯號; 第二集: 海戰 	 The Adventures of Hoping Jones Comic Books - The Mystery of Bermuda Comics episode one: The Upgraded Hartis No.1.; episode two: Sea War. 	 Hoping Jones is an original adventure comic produced in Taiwan, based on the travels and writings of Dr.&nbsp;Peter Hsu.  

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