Yokai Baseball T-Shirts

The tales they tell of what we do this day will last a thousand years...

"Wu" means "void" or "emptiness" and it is the symbol of immortality in 3x3 eyes.

monster hunters in ecopop pattern kaiju

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Oni demon mask

Color pencil watch the process on pinterest https://www.pinterest.cl/pin/987977236982575850/

strong combination of evil eye protection and a Yokai

Immerse yourself in a world where crisp neo-pop art meets the enchantment of Halloween. A charismatic feline figure takes center stage amidst a vibrant cluster of mushrooms, invoking a sense of wonder and intrigue. Drawing inspiration from both 2D game art and the unique yokai illustration style, this piece offers an expansive visual journey infused with pop-cultural references. The fusion of vivid colors and captivating details creates a tapestry of imagination that captures the essence of the season in a distinctly modern and captivating way.

Newly Published Perspective Picture: One Hundred Ghost Stories in a Haunted House (Shinpan uki-e bakemono yashiki hyaku monogatari no zu) Katsushika Hokusai (Japanese, 1760–1849) 1790

This is an altenative version of my last design of the Nine Tailed Fox adding a reddish background and Kitsune's most prized possession, the Hoshi no tama or Star Ball.

Red oni demon mask

Oni demon mask half

Oni demon mask

One of my favourite characters!

Mizuki and Nanami. Familiar and Goddess

Abumiguchi 鐙口 あぶみぐち Translation: stirrup mouth Abumiguchi were once stirrups belonging to a warrior who fell in battle. The stirrups were left on the battlefield, forgotten. Upset at losing their purpose, a soldier’s implements can transform into tsukumogami (In Japanese folklore, tsukumogami are tools that have acquired a kami or spirit). Like faithful hounds, Abumiguchi wait in the fields for their masters, who will sadly never return.

Tanuki stands for tanuki is a fictional creature from Japanese folklore. He belongs to the Yokai group and is considered a trickster. This drawing of yokai figure Tanuki is perfectly suitable for friends of Japanese culture and lovers of raccoons and tanuki.

The Japanese fox, also called Kitsune, is a Yokai of Japanese folklore. He guards the rice granary of the god Inari, thanks to his golden key which he never separates.

Oni demon mask

Oni demon mask

Original graphite art, I invite you to see my Pinterest page https://www.pinterest.cl/pin/987977236983596607/

Oni demon mask

Devil Girl and Kitsune

Japanese Tengu Mask

Oni demon mask

kamisama kiss design

A cute Japanese Alien

It's perfect for lovers of Japanese folklore or Yokai.

Ushirogami likes to sneak up behind folks - making the hairs on the back of their neck stand-up - frightening them is sort of her hobby.

Jibanyan Maneki Neko, parody of Yo-Kai Watch

daruma

Amabie (アマビエ) is a legendary Japanese mermaid or merman with a bird-beak like mouth and three legs or tail-fins, who allegedly emerges from the sea, prophesies either an abundant harvest or an epidemic, and instructed people to make copies of its likeness to defend against illness.

Rokuro-kubi is traditional famous Japanese yokai. Their extend the neck while they are sleeping.