|
?Gy?ki
also known as: Ushi-oni, Uwajima-no-ushi-oni The gy?ki of Shikoku seems to share some common origin with the great ushi-oni that lurks in the Sea of Japan. Their names are written with the same characters and are in fact completely interchangeable, and aside from that they share a ferocious nature, a tendency to lurk in deep water, a horned head like a fantastic, demonic ox, and a connection to apparitions of women. But the gy?ki is usually conceived of as having a more wholly bovine shape, and prefers to live in fresh water, especially the deep pools underneath waterfalls. While it loves raw meat and has been known to devour men and livestock, it seems to have a slightly less bloodthirsty nature than its saltwater cousin, and in festivals sometimes even takes on a protective function, said to ferociously drive away more malicious spirits.
|
|||||||
2draw.net © 2002-2024 2draw.net team/Cellosoft - copyright details - 0.05sec (sql: 24q/0.04sec) |
drawn in 40 min
drawn in 1 hour 24 min
drawn in 1 hour 44 min
D: should be paying attention to instructor...
drawn in 12 min
I love how long her arms are~~ <3
I'm doin a new one.
Even though the style you used is very loose there's also a lot of sophistication here. This can especially be seen in the woman's face, which has a high level of detail with being overworked or out of place. Her pose next to this monstrous creature is so perfectly relaxed that even without her horns we might suspect her to be something other than human herself. I also appriciate your ability to use a varied color palette with reds, yellows, blues, greens, and even pitch black together in one composition.