Mount Fuji Magnets

Vaporwave Now is a simple collage of classical Japanese Art and Vaporwave

Type Challenge Day 8

Sakura in full Bloom

A Van Gogh mountains and fields landscape

Ukiyo-e is a genre of Japanese art that flourished from the 17th through 19th centuries. The term “ukiyo-e” translates to “pictures of the floating world,” and refers to the urban lifestyle and culture of the time. Ukiyo-e paintings and prints typically depict scenes from everyday life, such as landscapes, portraits of courtesans and actors, and famous places and events. The most famous Ukiyo-e artist is Hokusai, he is known for his series of prints “Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji”.

On my recent trip to Japan I was extremely inspired by the majesty of Mount Fuji! I decided to do "31 Views of Mt. Fuji" as my theme for this year's Inktober. All the paintings are done with Sumi Ink and are based on my photos that I took while in Japan ^-^ On a day when it is really clear you can see the very peak of Mount Fuji in perfect detail. The trails leading up to the summit call to me, but since it was September they were closed. The climbing season lasts for only a couple short months, before the weather gets too dangerous for hiking. I think next time I'll try to reach the top.

retro hokusai style painting of japanese giant hero

The great wave of Kanagawa with mount fuji in a retro style with textures. A vintage art for those who like Japanese culture.

Follow the path. It will always lead you to the mountain peak. After every journey full of hardships, the sun always shines again... And all of that in retro style!

let's go to tokyo and start your adventure

Illustration of traditional Japan: sumos, samurai, ninja, shinto gates, mocha, no and kabuki masks, dragon, etc.

Illustration of traditional Japan: sumos, samurai, ninja, shinto gates, mocha, no and kabuki masks, dragon, etc.

Illustration of traditional Japan: sumos, samurai, ninja, shinto gates, mocha, no and kabuki masks, dragon, etc.

Illustration of traditional Japan: sumos, samurai, ninja, shinto gates, mocha, no and kabuki masks, dragon, etc.

A Fine Art High Definition Vintage Advertising Travel and Tourism Poster Print of Japan

The entrance gate at Enoshima by Hiroshige. A portal to paradise guarded by statues that have seen more tourists than a travel guide on spring break. Here, amidst the salty sea breeze and the squawking of seagulls eyeing unsuspecting visitors' snacks, one can't help but feel a sense of anticipation tinged with a hint of skepticism as they pass through the gate's weathered pillars.

minimalist Fuji San T-shirt design, a serene homage to Japan's iconic Mount Fuji. This clean and understated tee features the silhouette of Mount Fuji, beautifully accompanied by the Japanese characters '富士山 日本' (Fuji San Nihon), which means 'Mount Fuji Japan' in Japanese. It's a simple yet powerful way to pay tribute to this natural wonder and Japan's rich heritage. Whether you're an admirer of Japanese culture, a traveler, or simply appreciate minimalist design, this tee effortlessly blends tradition and tranquility. Elevate your style with this timeless and evocative piece that captures the essence of Japan.

This design is combination of vaporwave aesthetic with retro feel 80s 90s while the core is made of Great Wave Off Kanagawa a great piece of Japanese Art. The composition creates a coffee or tea shop look with Vaporwave Void Cafe stylized as Kanji. Vaporwave Aesthetic Great Wave Off Kanagawa by Hokusai Cafe Coffee Tea incorporates a traditional early Japanese Tea with morning coffee to create simple aesthetic design. It also makes a great gift for vaporwave aesthetic fans, tea lovers and coffee fans.

This Art Compiled old picture from japan

On my recent trip to Japan I was extremely inspired by the majesty of Mount Fuji! I decided to do "31 Views of Mt. Fuji" as my theme for this year's Inktober. All the paintings are done with Sumi Ink and are based on my photos that I took while in Japan ^-^ Walking along the lake you can spot dozens of boats lying empty and unused. I wondered how much trouble we would be in if we just borrowed one for an hour or two? In general, seeing people leave their bikes (and boats) unlocked was quite a stark difference to life in New York.

Japanese Bunny on Bench in front of Fuji

The great waves at afternoon with engravings style

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Vintage art of a Samurai on a rocky shoreline.

waves + sun

A real Japan dream

POSTCARD: JAPAN.

Based on The Great Wave off Kanagawa.

This design is combination of vaporwave aesthetic with retro feel 80s 90s while the core is made of Great Wave Off Kanagawa a great piece of Japanese Art. The composition creates a coffee or tea shop look with Vaporwave Void Cafe stylized as Kanji. Vaporwave Aesthetic Great Wave Off Kanagawa by Hokusai Cafe Coffee Tea incorporates a traditional early Japanese Tea with morning coffee to create simple aesthetic design. It also makes a great gift for vaporwave aesthetic fans, tea lovers and coffee fans.

Striking Japanese chiyogami pattern in red and white featuring Mount Fuji covered with snow

The Great Wave off Kanagawa, also known as The Great Wave, is a woodblock print by the Japanese ukiyo-e artist Hokusai. It was published sometime between 1829 and 1833 in the late Edo period as the first print in Hokusai's series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji. This image has been vectorised and edited to enhance the definition of the lines and to make the colours more vibrant.

Vintage art of a Samurai on the edge of a cliff.

This breathtaking design showcases a stunning combination of synthwave and vaporwave aesthetics, inspired by the beauty of Japanese cherry blossoms. The design captures the essence of Japanese culture and the retro feel of the 80s, with a touch of neon and a nod to retrowave. The cherry blossom motif adds a touch of floral beauty, perfect for those who love nostalgia, anime, and cool designs. The image showcases the cherry blossoms in full bloom, surrounded by the iconic shape of Mount Fuji, adding to the Japanese feel of the design.

Japan Travel Club Noir

In an alternate universe ✨

Inspired by the beauty of the ocean, this design captures the essence of different natural elements, land and sea in a Japanese style.