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Return to the Sea: Saltworks by Motoi Yamamoto Motoi is known for working with salt, often in the form of temporary, intricate, large-scale labyrinths. Salt, a traditional symbol for purification and mourning in Japanese culture, is used in funeral ritua
crossconnectmag: Goblin Spider by Forest Rogers Goblin Spider was inspired by a folktale and traditional Japanese ukiyo-e prints. Elaborate hairpins made me think “legs,” of course. I also noticed that many beauties were depicted holding a bit of
the-mad-curator: [ “The Blood Stained Witch”, by: Utagawa Kunisada. ]
weandthecolor: Nihon Buyo from Ikko Tanaka (1930 - 2002) Ikko Tanaka was a Japanese graphic designer. His work combines Japanese traditions with western modernism. Most of our today’s posts will be relevant to Japanese people, culture, nature, art
thenintendard: Traditional Japanese Pokemon Art.
retrogamingblog2: Nintendo Characters in Traditional Japanese Art Style made by Ukiyo-e Heroes
alternative-pokemon-art: Artist Magikarp drawn in a traditional Japanese art style by request.
weirdvintage: Feejee Mermaid, 19th century—Though P.T. Barnum made the Feejee Mermaids famous, they were originally created in Japanese East Indies fishermen in around 1810. It was a traditional art form in which they created faux mermaids by stitching
el-fridlo: Tanren In traditional Japanese martial arts the word keiko is often used to describe martial practice. The process of martial arts training as a whole, however, is often referred to as “tanren”- meaning to forge. This is an obvious allusion
bobcatmoran: Japanese-American taiko drumming brings a lot of the rhythms of jazz into the traditional Japanese art, so Benny Goodman + taiko is actually not that big of a stretch. Still, this is pretty dang cool!
alternative-pokemon-art: Artist A picture drawn in a traditional Japanese art style by request.
erosart: “Born in Niigata, Japan in 1939, Ozuma Kaname began studying traditional Japanese painting under his uncle, artist Sakai Soushi, from a young age. Moving to Tokyo at the age of 18, he trained as an art dealer while working at a printing company
archiemcphee: Japanese artist Gaku turns fruit and vegetables into intricate works of awesome edible art. Drawing from the traditional Japanese art of decorative garnishing known as Mukimono, Gaku carves beautiful ornamental patterns, often inspired
the-disney-elite: A Goofy History of Art by Disney animator John Sparey (1927-2010) Sparey’s series features Goofy drawn in the style of a traditional Japanese painting, Hans Holbein The Younger, El Greco, Rembrandt, Stuart Gilbert, Honoré Daumier, Van
davidssecretlover: A Day In Kyoto Saiundo-Japanese Traditional Art Supply Shop, 1980 Photo © Masayoshi Sukita
peanutbuttergamer: soundnew: Ah yes, the traditional Japanese name, Peanut ButterGamer. So much awesome Asagao Academy fan art, I can’t reblog it all!
eroswolf: More art by Naomichi Okutsu. I love the simple linear quality and traditional Japanese palette. He uses pencil, acrylics and gouache to create his work. His motto is “to draw obediently what I am attracted to”, more info and links
art-of-swords: Tanto DaggerFor the creation of this dagger five Japanese sword masters used traditional techniques. Ito ‘Sensei’ has forged the blade of this Tantò from iron powder, while Izumi ‘Sensei’ has created the golden HABAKI and
asaasch: Ozuma Kaname ’s art inspired by Horiyoshi III traditional japanese tattoing, 2010
art-of-swords: 3 Craftsmen of the Japanese sword - Making the habaki An exclusive short documentary about the traditional Japanese art of sword making. This recording was made by the Japanese government in the Bizen Osafune Japanese sword museum (aka
takumiwarrior: A tanto sword and knife Nice looking tanto sword. Takumi warrior The word tanto means “short blade.” It is a traditional style Japanese sword that was used by the Samurai class. It is used in some forms of martial arts.
sitesofmemory: The Medical Pathology Museum of Tokyo University contains a collection of around 105 preserved human skins tattooed in the traditional Japanese style, including a number of full body suits. Art too good to bury when the tattooed person
saulkaroo:TOSHIO SAEKI was born in 1945 in Miyazaki, Japan and died 21. November 2019. Saeki gained notoriety in the 1970’s for his avant garde approach, connecting traditional Japanese art styles such as Shunga (erotica) and Yokaiga (mythology) with
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