Lars Speeder Screen Print | Time Doyle (TX) diary Inspired by the famous Chōjū-jinbutsu-giga

Inspired by the famous Chōjū-jinbutsu-giga animal scrolls—often considered Japan’s very first cartoons—this beautiful furoshiki features playful frogs and animals leaping

and a touch of Japanese charm to any day

• Gifting to cat lovers and fantasy art enthusiasts

86 cm (width)

Lars Speeder Screen Print | Time Doyle (TX) diary Inspired by the famous Chōjū-jinbutsu-gigaPulled from Star Wars, this piece reimagines a landspeeder long after its been left behindno longer in motion, but folded into the landscape around it. Theres a quiet shift here from action to stillness, where something once fast and purposeful becomes part of a slower, natural rhythm. Created by Tim Doyle in Texas as part of his Kudzu Empire series, it blends sci fi with overgrowth and time. Printed as a screenprint, the layered inks create crisp