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by sam kalensky
Hyōtan-kozō - [yokai] - Once a hollow drinking gourd; used like a bottle or flask, but instead of holding “spirits" it was used superstitiously as ...
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by sam kalensky
Abumi-Guchi - [Yokai | Tsukumogami] - A lost stirrup of a mounted Samurai who took an arrow to the knee & died during the Genpei war. Now the s...
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by sam kalensky
Furu-Utsubo - [Yokai|Tsukumogami] - an antiquated arrow quiver used for hunting foxes in Nasuno. Owned by renown archer and general Miura Yoshiaki....
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by sam kalensky
Muku-mukabaki - [Yokai | Tsukumogami] - Riding Chaps made from a deers pelt, worn by a nobleman who was assassinated during a hunting trip on Mount...
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by sam kalensky
Kurayaro - [Yokai] - An old wooden saddle which turned into a dirge singing Tsukumogami; It wanders about the battleground where it was left. Acti...
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by sam kalensky
To celebrate the 5th anniversary of my Yokai zine project; I’ve made the .PDFs for both zines available via patreon for purchase; they're also avai...
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by sam kalensky
Yama-Oroshi - [yokai] - A worn-out Daikon grater used to make garnish. It was left abandoned in the mountains, after decades of neglect, it came to...
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by sam kalensky
KaneNoNaruKi - "Money trees" - [Yokai Bonsai] - Exceptionally rare trees, bearing thousands upon thousands of broad Golden Ryo coins for leaves. Pl...
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by sam kalensky
Kakuremino (+Kasa) - [Takaramono|Charm] - Magical Rain-Gear; a tattered straw cloak & hat in actuality; are a precious treasure; they grant the...
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by sam kalensky
Next weekend I’ll be at @ubcea's Solaris event! There's an artist alley so stop by the 2nd floor of the nest if you’re able! Aside from that there’...
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by sam kalensky
Long Fingered Gremlin - [Gremlins] – it swings its digits about like a conductors baton, screwing with compasses & time pieces. It takes pleasu...
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by sam kalensky
Whistling Gremlin - [Aviation Gremlin] - This tiny gremlin has an oddly shaped hole in his chest, he sits by a pilots ear making an awful “woosh” t...
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