Oct 30, 2025
A friendly face carrying an endless flow of water or sake. Among tsukumogami, kameosa are among the few who do not begrudge their owners.
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A friendly face carrying an endless flow of water or sake. Among tsukumogami, kameosa are among the few who do not begrudge their owners.
9 Most Alcohol-Crazy Yokai (Many You’ve Never Heard Of) by Linfamy
I like to draw yokai sometimes - mainly cause I friggin’ love yokais, so have a few I drew!
In order y’got the Yuki Onna, Kameosa, and Yurei (I dunno if yureis are exactly “yokai” but whatever)
Dibujo de un fanart de Kameosa para Inktober.
Work Doodle: Yokai Geefs!
I forgot to adjust the frame rate to 12 on the Keukegen one. I was bored this morning so I tried animating again. Ugh I should really pay more attention to details but I can’t . The one on the left has a wobbly base D:
Happy New Year!
I was a bit late, because there’s lots to do and I had a blast! Anyway, here’s to another year full of new discoveries and inspiration.
Getting Used to my New Found Freedom
It feels So weird yet so right. My new drawing machine needs Some getting used to, but I'll get there eventually. I'll Start with Something Simple like these little Tsukumogami Yokai. I might put this in my Redbubble shop as either a mug or pillow.
Work Doodle: Assorted Yokai...
...doodles with color and with quick and possibly inaccurate descriptions. Let’s see from left to right we have:
Kameosa- A tsukumogami yokai. It’s a sake bottle that came to life after a hundred years of care. Not really harmful but it does give infinite amounts of sake.
Otoroshi - This is a large rarely seen yokai often resides around temples and holy places. It drops on unsuspecting victims that have questionable intentions, you know things like sacrilege and desecration.
Yatagarasu- Three legged crow that represents the sun, I just added the bow tie, vest and hat, because reasons.
Keukegen- A cute looking spirit that resembles a small, black shaggy dog. Though it looks harmless, it does bring bad luck and diseases when seen. Some stories say it makes you ill simply by touching it.