The world around us is filled with diverse cultures whose myths and lore influence our daily lives. Japanese monsters, otherwise known as Yokai are many things. They are lost souls no one can help, they are demons that make people wish for death, they are tricksters who steal food and money, but some can also be healers and teachers. They can be used in many ways, and I'm sure you already have something planned.
With lines drawn with actual ink, these creatures resemble the style of art found commonly on Japanese scrolls. These would fit perfectly with and Japanese theme or setting.
hand yokai akateko
hand yokai akateko
oni appossha large head
ghost temple bake ichō no sei
forest temple bake ichō no sei
bakeneko ghost cat cat monster
ghost cat cat monster nekomata
fantasy chōchin obake paper lanturn
fantasy chōchin obake paper lanturn
kappa foe water demon
kappa foe water demon
tengu birdfolk karasa tengu
tengu birdfolk karasa tengu
enemy kistune fox monster
enemy nurikabe wall mimic
imp villian obariyon
imp villian obariyon
carriage oboroguruma haunted cart
brute ogre oni
brute ogre oni
shinigami death god deathgod
undead ghost shiro ukari
oni big head shunobon
folklore raccoon tanuki
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