I thought this was pretty neat:
http://blog.livedoor.jp/agraphlog-asame ... hyaku.html
Not sure which painting style this is. Of course, I can't really name many styles of Japanese painting other that Ukiyo-e, and I don't think that's what this is.
While we're on the subject, does anyone know if any of the Pokemon are based on Yokai? It just occurred to me that some of them might be (a couple of them look rather Kitsune-like to me). It seems probable that there's some kind of connection.
Pokemon characters painted in traditional Japanese style
Moderators: Mayhem, Steve Hubbell, Moderators
- Jet_Jaguar
- Shugyosha<Student Warrior>
- Posts: 1281
- Joined: Tue Sep 11, 2007 21:37 -0700
- Location: TX, United States
Pokemon characters painted in traditional Japanese style
"It doesn't matter whom you are paired against;
your opponent is always yourself."
-Nakamura (via Joe R. Lansdale's Mucho Mojo)
your opponent is always yourself."
-Nakamura (via Joe R. Lansdale's Mucho Mojo)
- Jet_Jaguar
- Shugyosha<Student Warrior>
- Posts: 1281
- Joined: Tue Sep 11, 2007 21:37 -0700
- Location: TX, United States
Yokai Attack co-author Matt Alt just posted a link to these paintings on Twitter and said that they're painted in the"'Hyakki Yagyo' ('NIght-Parade of a Hundred Demons') style."
"It doesn't matter whom you are paired against;
your opponent is always yourself."
-Nakamura (via Joe R. Lansdale's Mucho Mojo)
your opponent is always yourself."
-Nakamura (via Joe R. Lansdale's Mucho Mojo)