Well, I had a good rest yesterday, not having to paint yokai into the wee hours of the night, and today, it’s back to work! But first, I wanted to post the gallery of this year’s A-Yokai-A-Day series.
You can order beautiful matted prints of these yokai from my Etsy store.
Also, my illustrated yokai guide, The Night Parade of One Hundred Demons, is available on Amazon.com in paperback and Kindle formats.
 Komainu |
 Tatsu |
 Shiisaa |
 Hyakume |
 Inugami |
 Nue |
 Koromodako |
 Hitodama |
 Kejōrō |
 Aobōzu |
 Nureonago |
 Imori |
 Bakeneko |
 Nurikabe |
 Kitsune-bi |
 Yosuzume |
 Ittanmomen, Kosodenote, Jatai |
 Okuriinu |
 Tenjō-kudari |
 Hakutaku |
 Kanashibari |
 Reiki |
 Shuten-dōji |
 Kurozuka |
 Oni |
 Ibaraki-dōji |
 Sagari |
 Yūrei |
 Oitekebori |
 Sazae-oni |
 Momiji |
Oh! And here are the answers to the Hyakki Yagyō poster contest, in case you were wondering:
1. Nurarihyon 2. Otoroshi 3. Nozuchi 4. Neko-mata 5. Yamabiko 6. Kitsune 7. Kitsune-bi 8. Kappa 9. Rokuro-kubi 10. Bake-zōri 11. Kijo 12. Karakasa-kozō 13. Hyōsube 14. Hyakume 15. Hitotsu-me-nyūdō 16. Ko-tengu 17. Jorô-gumo 18. Azuki-arai 19. Kuchi-sake-onna 20. Hitotsu-me-kozō 21. Taka-onna 22. Nure-onna
Fabulous! I really adore your art.
Thanks a lot 🙂
They are very beautiful! You capture the essence of Ukiyo-e very well!
Thank you.
Your site is really interesting! I recently started reading this manga called ぬらりひょんの孫 when I stumbled across your blog.
Thanks for stopping by! A lot of folks have come here after reading Nurarihyon no Mago. 🙂
I´m reading Nurarihyon no mago too, actually my interest for yokai came after reading Nura 😀
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