Yokai Hoodies

Inugami centers around a vengeful spirit created through dark Shinto rituals, typically taking the form of a malevolent dog deity that can be commanded by its creator to carry out malicious acts.

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Demon (Oni) x snake illustration

Golden Sacred Oni

best design retro vintage

"It is up to you to see the beauty of everyday things" sticker with my original character Makka, a six tailed kitsune

Jinbanyan from Yokai Watch, part of the Lucky Cat series.

Sticker with Makka, my original Six-Tailed Kitsune character

Yurusen

Heckin' fluffy and ready to fly~

A Daruma (達磨) is a hollow, round, Japanese traditional doll modeled after Bodhidharma, the founder of the Zen tradition of Buddhism. These dolls, though typically red and depicting a bearded man (Bodhidharma). Though considered a toy by some, Daruma has a design that is rich in symbolism and is regarded more as a talisman of good luck to the Japanese. Daruma dolls are seen as a symbol of perseverance and good luck, making them a popular gift of encouragement.

Sketch Page of Makka, my original Six-Tailed Kitsune character

Oni Fire Devil Head

Big ol' skeleton man coming to eat you.

YEAH! this yokai love to eat moths! ¿the best solution for moskitos? 🤣👻

Ryūtō start out as single orbs of flame which hover a few meters above the surface of the water. They soon begin to multiply, until there are countless orbs. These fireballs float about aimlessly along the water, stretching and shrinking and morphing their shapes.

Ao bōzu Aobouzu 青坊主 あおぼうず Translation: blue monk Habitat: wheat and barley fields, uninhabited homes, lonely roads Diet: varies from region to region; commonly children Appearance: Ao bōzu are generally depicted as large, one-eyed, blue-skinned priests with a strong connection to magic. However, local accounts vary greatly in details such as size, number of eyes, and habitat. In Okayama, they are described as two-eyed giants who take up residence in abandoned or uninhabited homes. In other stories, they appear in wheat fields, or on dark, lonely roads.

Kitsune in the Trillium

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Yakusoku - Winter

The japanese oni's are mythical creatures who can take the form of either men or women and have been know to bring luck and fortune to those who come across them.

Red Oni Mask Skull Illustration Design

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design. Inspired by Japanese folklore, this iconic mask symbolizes strength, protection, and a touch of the supernatural.

The japanese oni's are mythical creatures who can take the form of either men or women and have been know to bring luck and fortune to those who come across them.

Baron Draxum in a burning Lab

Bearded Oni Man

An Illustration of Red Oni Mask

Chibi Japanese Oni

Blue oni mask

Yakusoku - spring

A little sculpture of a nekomata (two-tailed cat yokai) made out of clay

Style is in the spirit.

Nure-Onna

demon samurai

Art addresses transformation, corruption and the duality of a being The figure of the young girl slowly fades into a supernatural being of flesh. We can see that he looks injured, the girl has smudged makeup and injuries, as well as a tired look. On the other hand, we can see the image of a Demon, who corrupts the young lady, transforming her into something disgusting. Everything is about the transformation of a soul being corrupted by the world.