I make Japanese style drawings using ink and a quill. They were inspired by the Japanese Edo-period artist Katsushika Hokusai (“The Great Wave off Kanagawa”).
The first time I saw his work, was in a museum exhibition in Berlin and I’ve been captivated ever since. Most of the time, I use traditional “Shikishi” thick paper to draw on.
The Traveller
Old Dusty Bottles On A Shelf
I drew these using some stickers I found and designing bottles to go with the logo of the sticker.
More Bottles Filled With Mysterious Liquids
Hokusai Inspired: Edo-Period Village And Stream
Also Hokusai Inspired: Women Of The Village Coming Back And Hearing The Cries Of The Deer
Hokusai: The Cry Of The Japanese Cuckoo
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