japanese

A simple small painting of Japanese peaches drawn in pencil and colored with watercolor.

Outside my drawing table window are straight and weeping birches. We lost one of the birch trucks and, tragically, a beautiful OLD Japanese maple during an ice storm a few years ago. The third trunk is still in my mind's eye.

A Pokémon sweater I drew a while ago. It represents Japanese Pokémon Red and Green. I drew a static-head wearing a smiliar sweater, which is inspired from this. The Japanese text translates to "Monster". Drawn with FireAlpaca.

Japanese Spiderman done in photoshop

Pictured is Lilac, a female original character I created in spring. Her design is inspired by traditional japanese fashion and attire, but I gave it a modern twist to fit into a more futuristic setting.

Japanese ink on paper this evening – some minor highlights in digital. Re-visiting ink with a video still.

One of these little guys flew up to my window last week.

Sketch of my Japanese Chin Pippin.

Hand drawn line work then digitally colored. Part of a weekly prompt challenge from my local art shop. The character is loosley based on a well know japanese octopus character.

Teru Mage is a mage based in a teru teru bozu Japanese doll, they walk through plains and shrines in order to relieve negative magic sources.

Working on composition. I really like the work of the Japanese masters.

Influenced by the Japanese art style.

Life gives us too much work sometimes. Here's a minimalistic and simple splash of milk to brighten your day. Pastel colours that softens the image and allows you to feel relaxed. I hope this little artwork can refresh your spirit just like how drinking a small carton of milk will let us feel refreshed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Go to my profile, click Website to jump to: https://www.etsy.com/sg-en/shop/IERYArt

“Hikyaku - literally "fleet feet" or "flying feet." These running messengers played a critical role in delivering items and messages, given that in Japan's mountainous terrain, other modes of transportation, like horses or carriages, weren't very practical.”

Japanese beetle from The Blue Racer, A5.

First experiment using a pair of Japanese calligraphy pens that I recently got. Finished off with a charcoal pencil.

Pencil sketch of a Japanese ink print of a dragon

This is the restaurant in my manga that specials in Japanese cuisine!

Drawing in different style challenge, based on Japanese mangaka Tsutomu Nihei's work BLAME!

This is the very first charcoal portrait I ever made. I think I spent about 25 hours on this piece over the course of a week. Portrait Model is a Japanese singer (Gackt) and a reference photo was used. Size is 18x24 inches.

A Japanese neighborhood .

Recently acquired a sudden affection for these beautiful long leggy crab babes, I hope you can one day feel the same!!

sitting in a japanese restaurant and these two caught my eye! pen, ink, watercolor ane gouache on paper

This art work is made out of primary and secondary acrylic paint.

Scratchboard piece I did as a project in university. It was a lot of fun!

Flying Robot in the Sky, watercolor. I used my new Holbein paints. (I love them.) Drawn with a Pilot Falcon SEF using Platinum Carbon Black. A trifecta of Japanese paint, pen, and ink.

This was drawn with a Japanese fountain pen, Japanese ink, and painted with Japanese watercolor. To be specific - I used Holbein watercolor and Platinum Carbon Black in a Pilot Falcon. This trio is perfect for me.

Something different from the usual, Japanese inspired

Japanese girl inspired by James Tissot