Daniel Fang per Arte Zeta Studio - 1 Original colour drawing - Nadia - Il mistero della pietra azzurra - Nadia - Il mistero della pietra azzurra - 2026





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Original, unique watercolor on cotton paper by Daniel Fang for Arte Zeta Studio, Nadia - Il mistero della pietra azzurra, 29 × 41 cm, created in 2026, with CoA.
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Nadia - The Mystery of the Blue Stone
Dimensions 29cm x 41cm
Watercolor on hot-press cotton paper
Original and unique watercolor artwork, entirely handmade, inspired by Nadia, the protagonist of the famous anime series The Mystery of the Blue Water, known in Japan under the title The Secret of Blue Water. The work reinterprets the character through a personal artistic vision, highlighting her charm, independent personality and adventurous spirit that have made her one of the most recognizable figures in Japanese animation.
The piece is part of a series of original, unique drawings, handmade by the illustrator Daniel Fang, an artist with a recognizable and refined stylistic signature. The collection stems from the long collaboration between Daniel Fang and Arte Zeta Studio, active since 2014, during which the artist contributes to the creation of exclusive graphics and to the development of the guidelines for new collections.
The works presented merge influences from American, European and Japanese styles, blending different aesthetic sensibilities into a personal and contemporary visual approach. The traditional watercolor technique enhances the delicacy of the colors and the expressiveness of the figure, giving the work an original character and a particular painterly sensibility. The result is an artistic homage to a series that has captivated generations of fans with its blend of adventure, mystery, science fiction and unforgettable characters.
Made exclusively for Arte Zeta Studio, the work is dedicated to collectors and fans of Nadia, from "The Mystery of the Blue Water"—classic anime and Japanese illustration. An original watercolor that unites the charm of vintage animation with Daniel Fang’s stylistic exploration and contemporary artistic sensibility.
With COA
Nadia - The Mystery of the Blue Stone
Dimensions 29cm x 41cm
Watercolor on hot-press cotton paper
Original and unique watercolor artwork, entirely handmade, inspired by Nadia, the protagonist of the famous anime series The Mystery of the Blue Water, known in Japan under the title The Secret of Blue Water. The work reinterprets the character through a personal artistic vision, highlighting her charm, independent personality and adventurous spirit that have made her one of the most recognizable figures in Japanese animation.
The piece is part of a series of original, unique drawings, handmade by the illustrator Daniel Fang, an artist with a recognizable and refined stylistic signature. The collection stems from the long collaboration between Daniel Fang and Arte Zeta Studio, active since 2014, during which the artist contributes to the creation of exclusive graphics and to the development of the guidelines for new collections.
The works presented merge influences from American, European and Japanese styles, blending different aesthetic sensibilities into a personal and contemporary visual approach. The traditional watercolor technique enhances the delicacy of the colors and the expressiveness of the figure, giving the work an original character and a particular painterly sensibility. The result is an artistic homage to a series that has captivated generations of fans with its blend of adventure, mystery, science fiction and unforgettable characters.
Made exclusively for Arte Zeta Studio, the work is dedicated to collectors and fans of Nadia, from "The Mystery of the Blue Water"—classic anime and Japanese illustration. An original watercolor that unites the charm of vintage animation with Daniel Fang’s stylistic exploration and contemporary artistic sensibility.
With COA

