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snakeskin 🐍
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A hannya spy yay
Been working on this on and off over the past year as a birthday gift for a friend and it's finally done and gifted! 🌸🐍
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Beautiful girls and their pet snake (Idk I’m so sleepy rn)
Prologue: 般若
Six acts. One mask. The face beneath it was never meant to be seen. Coming 26.06.01 on Tumblr and Fanprose. Read Prologue on Fanprose.
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• Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii
It's him
Modern wedding photoshoot by Dali, recreating an early Showa picture (?) with the bride and groom in hannya masks wearing for the formal shoot.
Picture referenced is the one below, which went around twitter a while ago. Story lacks ref and sources though, so if you know more, please reach out I am quite puzzled!
If this truly was a thing, it probably originated as a pun on traditional wedding headdress called tsunokakushi, meant to "hide [the bride's] horns of jealousy/selfishness". In those pictures, the horns are OUT baby!
As a side note, the funniest thing to me is to have both the bride and groom in hannya masks. In Noh theater, hannya mask represents a vengeful woman, turned demon-like in her anger. Hence why "brides" and "grooms" in those pics read veeeery much lgbt+ to me ("Harold, they are hannya" xD).
Let me convince you that this is one of the best monster's designs in whole Scooby Doo franchise:
Let's begin with clothes, that remind spanish fashion, what makes a lot of sense in case of the Freak seeking treasure hidden below Crystal Cove by the conquistadors ca. XVII century.
Some of spanish painter Diego Velasquez'es (ca. 1599-1660) paintings below:
and frames from the movie Delusions of Grandeur (La Folie des grandeurs) taking place in XVII century Spain with Louis de Funès. Costumes for this movie have been inspired by Velasquez'es works:
On the other hand, there's mask with horns that, according to the series, has been inspired by the demon from red room,
BUT below - hannya mask used in japanese nō theater representing jelous female demon or (in later centuries) wisdom, and frame from the movie Onibaba (The demon woman):
Thus, we receive:
