Japanese Father Who Created a Remarkable Seven-Year Hand-Drawn Maze Creates New Maze for His Daughter
Back in 2013 we posted about an extraordinarily detailed hand-drawn maze that Japanese father Kazuo Nomura completed for his daughter in 1983 (after seven years of work!). Nomura’s daughter recently asked her father to make another maze, and after initially refusing, Nomura created a new beautifully detailed maze drawing. While the new drawing “only” took two months to make, it is still strikingly intricate. And what’s more, it can be purchased as a print.
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