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Japanese ink animals wih calligraphic scratch

Japanese ink animals wih calligraphic scratch

Ukiyo-e of Morimoto Gidayu (森本義太夫), by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, master of ukiyo-e style of Japanese woodblock prints, restored by Takeda Art. Depicting Morimoto wearing full armor, gazing at the enemy arrow which has pierced his left arm. Behind is the kamon of Morimoto family, with calligraphy kanji of Morimoto Gidayu, signature and seal of Kuniyoshi.

Japanese ink animals wih calligraphic scratch

Japanese ink animals wih calligraphic scratch

Graceful and minimalist, this Sumi-e style cat design captures the essence of feline elegance. Perfect for admirers of Japanese art and cat lovers alike

Since Splinter and Shredder are both ninjutsu masters, it seemed perfect to depict a battle between these two sensei like it would have happened ages ago and someone found it on an ancient Japanese scroll.

Ink wash painting of a sumo wrestler!

the molotov shogun

Hokusai waves sumi e style, The Great Wave off Kanagawa

Sumi-e art samurai

Ghostbusters sumi-e

Sumi Ink Painting "Horses"

Sumi e Ninja japanese art kanji

DESTRUCTION SUMI-E

Battle for the Ages sumi-e

The eye of flame sees all. Do not fall under its shadow.

I hope you like it!!!!

image inspired by sumi-e technique showing a dog

Design inspired by Mazinger Z.

Gojira in Japan

Sumi Ink Painting "Tiger Fighter"

Sumi Ink Painting "Hero"

Pink watercolor and Chinese sumi-e ink camellia flowers on textured paper

Chinese sumi-e ink camellia flower on textured paper

White watercolor and Chinese sumi-e ink camellia flowers on textured paper

Deep pink watercolor and Chinese sumi-e ink camellia flowers on textured paper

Blue Ranger sumi e

Game of the year :)

For Predator fans

Sumi Ink Painting

The best place to be is here and now... “Here and Now” is an original sumi-e dry brush painting using acrylic paints . It is on heavy stock, textured cream colored paper. Sumi-e is a 'one stroke' style of painting. I am inspired by the elegance and simplicity of japanese ‘sumi-e’ and chinese ‘shui-mo hua’ paintings. This painting is from my ‘Beauty of Bamboo’ series. I try to set my scanner to be as close as possible to the original color of the art piece. There is a slight color variation between the digital and the scanned original art. “Notice that the stiffest tree is most easily cracked, while the bamboo or willow survives by bending with the wind.” - Bruce Lee - I assume reproduction rights to all of my original ar...

A beautiful building set in feudal Japan, sumi-e style.

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Sumi Ink Painting "Buddha"