“SKULL AND A RIBCAGE” | N.D.
KATSUSHIKA HOKUSAI 葛飾 北斎
[brush, on paper | 205 x 148 mm.]
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Turtles. Hokusai. Denshin kaishu ippitsu gafu : zen. 1823.
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"Hate is like a typhoon. It begins as a breeze at the sea that is swallowed by darkness. Then deepens. Energizes and grows ever stronger. Swirling and raging until it's ready to strike.
But hate alone wasn't enough. It took one more ingredient: Love...
poisoned by betrayal, to bring so much bloodshed and woe to create the onryō."
-Blue Eye Samurai / The tale of the Ronin and the Bride (2023-)
怨霊
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Just thought you might want to see, "beauty-funny-trippy" made a gif out of your epic bedhead! 🙂 (They also make a lot of funny anti-republican memes/gifs you might enjoy and give thought-filled comments to your posts) Have a Great Day!
I love this!
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Printing-block of Japanese mountain cherry wood. Outline block (omohan) cut for a modern fascimile reproduction of "Under the Wave off Kanagawa" by Katsushika Hokusai. (above)
(British Museum, London)
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More Fate bunnies! These little guys were all commissions and so much fun to work on.
The Arjuna Alter, Da Vinci and Hokusai bunnies are all for @oldladyskeleton. And the Perseus and Andromeda bunnies are for @avicebro.
I anyone else is interested in having their favorite Fate characters turned into a bunny, I'm still taking commissions for them over on my Ko-fi!
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Katsushika Hokusai
Warbler and Roses (Kôchô, bara; right); Cuckoo and Azaleas (Hototogisu, satsuki; left), from an untitled series known as Small Flowers
1834
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“PERSIMMON FRUIT WITH GRASSHOPPER”
KATSUSHIKA HOKUSAI 葛飾 北斎
circa 1890–1900
[color woodblock on paper | 205 x 180 mm.]
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