Monday, June 4, 2018

About "Fukusuke"

Hello,
Today I'd like to introduce a Japanese charactor who is famous in japan but not known around the world.




Have you ever heard of Fukusuke
?


In the Edo era, dolls called Fukusuke, were very popular.


"Fuku" means "luck" so they were made to bring good luck.

They had specific characteristics such as a big head, plump ears and a samurai style hairdo.

The model for this doll was an adult but he was only 60cm tall and his head was really big.


He was part of a "talent" show and became famous.

A samurai became fond of Fukusuke and took him  to live with himself and his child.


After that happiness continued in the samurai's home and he took good care  of Fukusuke.

I love this caracter very much and I hope you will too!





For more illustrations of this type, please check out my Instagram account.





Tuesday, May 8, 2018

My quirky illustrations "japanese style"

Hello,

You might already be familiar with my quirky illustrations.

But I'm also interested in traditional Japanese culture.







Here is Fukusuke.

He was an actual person.


















For more illustrations of this type, please check out my Instagram account.




Sunday, May 6, 2018

My quirky illustrations

Hello,
Today I'd like to share some of my quirky illustrations.

I love unique, creepy-cute, erotic art.












If you like them, you can see more illustrations and clay art on my instagram account.


Saturday, May 5, 2018

My LINE stickers lists

Hello,

I'm an illustrator named "dokukinoko"

Today, I'll introduce my LINE stickers list.


https://store.line.me/stickershop/author/148976/en




"the pretty businessman "series are the best selling stickers of mine.





This is bilingual ver.
Both English and Japanese.

I hope you'll enjoy it.


Friday, May 4, 2018

First post on blog

Nice to meet you.
This is my first post on this blog.


I am a Japanese illustrator. I'm most interested in drawing funny pictures.
I'm dreaming of becoming a famous illustrator in the world.

So I need to improve my English skill and decided to start this blog in English.

Now I'm holding an exhibition at Design Festa Gallery in Harajuku.

Why don't you come to my exhibition.

There are a lot of Japanese lucky charms.

They will make you happy.





http://www.designfestagallery.com/