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Yōkai, or Japanese demon, from a scroll.
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Information on Yōkai: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%8Dkai
It's also bald!
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Yōkai, or Japanese demon, from a scroll.
Image source: Wikipedia (cropped by uploaded to Wikipedia)
Information on Yōkai: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%8Dkai
Edited National Diet Library of Japan ukiyo-e print of a samurai riding a horse in a torrential downpour. (I'm not sure where the yokai comes in but it was in the same series...)
From a series of prints (all dealing with yokai one way or another) called: 和漢百物語, or Wakan Hyaku Monogatari.
Original caption: 渡辺源治綱
Translated (via Google Translate) caption: Watanabe Genji Tsuna
Image source: dl.ndl.go.jp/info:ndljp/pid/1311775
Yōkai, or Japanese demon, from a scroll.
Image source: Wikipedia (cropped by uploaded to Wikipedia)
Information on Yōkai: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%8Dkai
Yōkai, or Japanese demon, from a scroll.
Image source: Wikipedia (cropped by uploaded to Wikipedia)
Information on Yōkai: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%8Dkai
Yōkai, or Japanese demon, from a scroll.
Image source: Wikipedia (cropped by uploaded to Wikipedia)
Information on Yōkai: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%8Dkai
Yōkai, or Japanese demon, from a scroll. This id a well-dressed cat, or nekomata.
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Information on Yōkai: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%8Dkai
Here are my pieces for the Little Monsters show, Million Fishes Gallery, Oct. 31. 2010 in San Franciso. I used mini-munnys, super sculpey, magic sculpt, acrylic sheets, fabric, wood and painted with acrylics.
Kappa Doll - New at Moon's Creations today.
I'm hoping people will like him enough that I can make more. I had a lot of fun making the flower "plate" on his head and want to make a variety of colors.
Yōkai, or Japanese demon, from a scroll. Yurei is a ghost was those in the west think of them.
Image source: Wikipedia (cropped by uploaded to Wikipedia)
Information on Yōkai: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%8Dkai
Baku Bandanas are up for pre-order! These will ship in mid to late MAY.
These are printed with a technique that allows the design to be the same texture as the fabric. The design is IN the fabric, not laying on top of it like with paint, creating a softer feel... it will also not wash out!
Each bandanna is 22" x 22", a crisp white HUGE print on black. Size may vary slightly due to washing and drying before mailing the piece.
This is printed with original artwork of a Baku, a creature from Japanese mythology that eats dreams. They were most likely based on first descriptions of a real animal called a tapir. Cover half your face and presto... trunk and tusks!
Yōkai, or Japanese demon, from a scroll.
Image source: Wikipedia (cropped by uploaded to Wikipedia)
Information on Yōkai: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%8Dkai
Nuribotoke: character drawing for an animation. This was just a real quick drawing for work. His right foot/ankle/calf is dreadful. Nuribotoke is a dancing corpse with oozing black skin, eyes dangling out of their sockets, and a bloated belly. Such a bizarre character. Not sure what the "oozing" bit is all about. Haven't really seen that represented in any other depictions.
Edited National Diet Library of Japan ukiyo-e print of probably a daimyo walking without apparently seeing the oni behind the curtains ("pay no attention to the man behind the curtains!")
From a series of prints (all dealing with yokai one way or another) called: 和漢百物語, or Wakan Hyaku Monogatari.
Original caption: 貞信公
Translated (via Google Translate) caption: SadaShinKo
Image source: dl.ndl.go.jp/info:ndljp/pid/1311788
Yōkai, or Japanese demon, from a scroll.
Image source: Wikipedia (cropped by uploaded to Wikipedia)
Information on Yōkai: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%8Dkai
Yōkai, or Japanese demon, from a scroll.
Image source: Wikipedia (cropped by uploaded to Wikipedia)
Information on Yōkai: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%8Dkai
Yōkai, or Japanese demon, from a scroll.
Image source: Wikipedia (cropped by uploaded to Wikipedia)
Information on Yōkai: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%8Dkai
Yōkai, or Japanese demon, from a scroll.
Image source: Wikipedia (cropped by uploaded to Wikipedia)
Information on Yōkai: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%8Dkai
Kare Meshi - Extra Fort
Ramen Muscleman (Édition spéciale Muscleman -"Kinnikuman" en japonais - Porc, boeuf et légumes.)
Pocky Giant Yokai Watch Fraise (Édition Limitée)
Kit Kat mini - Tarte aux pommes – Édition Spéciale de Pâques.
Kit Kat mini - Sakura Thé vert (Boîte de 3)
Shimi Choco Corn Stick
DonDon Yaki (ソース taste)
Kare Meshi - Extra Strong
Kinnikuman Ramen (Special edition. Pork, beef and vegetables instant noodle cup.)
Pocky Giant Yokai Watch Strawberry (Limited Edition)
Kit Kat mini - Apple Pie – Easter Special Edition
Kit Kat mini - Sakura Green Tea (3 packs)
Shimi Choco Corn Stick
DonDon Yaki (ソース taste)
カレーメシ 大辛
「キン肉マン大阪ラーメン」パッケージ
「妖怪ウォッチジャイアントポッキー」(ジバニャンとフユニャン)
キットカットミニ イースター キャロット仕立てのアップルパイ味
キットカットミニ 桜抹茶
しみチョココーン スティック
どんどん焼き (ソース味)
Yōkai, or Japanese demon, from a scroll.
Image source: Wikipedia (cropped by uploaded to Wikipedia)
Information on Yōkai: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%8Dkai
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Here are my pieces for the Little Monsters show, Million Fishes Gallery, Oct. 31. 2010 in San Franciso. I used mini-munnys, super sculpey, magic sculpt, acrylic sheets, fabric, wood and painted with acrylics.
Edited National Diet Library of Japan ukiyo-e print of a man watching a battle of skeletons.
From a series of prints (all dealing with yokai one way or another) called: 和漢百物語, or Wakan Hyaku Monogatari.
Original caption: 大宅太郎光圀
Translated (via Google Translate) caption: Oya Taro Mitsukuni
Image source: dl.ndl.go.jp/info:ndljp/pid/1311781
Yōkai, or Japanese demon, from a scroll.
Image source: Wikipedia (cropped by uploaded to Wikipedia)
Information on Yōkai: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%8Dkai
Yōkai, or Japanese demon, from a scroll.
Image source: Wikipedia (cropped by uploaded to Wikipedia)
Information on Yōkai: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%8Dkai
Yoshimura: Yokai Researcher is about a guy who wants to make an encyclopedia of yokai, scary Japanese monsters, who are more cute and funny than they are scary in this book. Each strip features a different yokai or yokai attribute and in this books are accompanied by a kind of serious, kind of funny fact.
This is all according to the teacher who sits next to me at work. Thanks Takagi-sensei!
Edited National Diet Library chart of the twelve types of kappa (河童) (mythological water sprite/beast/monster/fairy/yokai) in Japan. The thing to remember if you ever get waylaid by a kappa is their fondness for cucumbers. Simply offer the accosting kappa a cucumber and you'll be on your way without further difficulty. Color/processing variant.
Wikipedia article: Kappa (folklore)
Image source: dl.ndl.go.jp/info:ndljp/pid/2543033