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Serene seaside scenery for this antique kimono, showing gulls flying over aboshi (drying fishnets, propped up with a pole), with nadeshiko (fringed pinks) in the foreground.
Background has scattered seigaiha (ancient pattern symbolizing waves).
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"Waves, Roses and the Phoenix", 2025.
21 x 29.7 cm
Acrylic and ink on paper.
20230310 Suzuka 13 by Bong Grit Via Flickr: 屋根飾りが青海波。 @Tsubaki Grand Shrine, Suzuka city, Mie pref. （三重県鈴鹿市 椿大神社）
more pico 8 tweet-cart shenanigans! this time its a pretty aesthetic looking fade transition inspired by seigaiha patterns sourcecode here :)
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This is a mug I threw and trimmed on the wheel, attached a handle, and slip trailed on an abstract pattern that looks a bit like the modern day wifi symbol. It’s an abstraction used to represent mountains or waves on east asian paintings.
My etsy pottery shop is at: http://etsy.com/shop/skimlines and it will open 7/14/2022. The first trip to the post office will be on Tuesday (7/19/2022).
New character!
Her name is Paluulula and she's a water dragon with a see-through torso! Also has gold bones as per a suggestion of a friend. I included one of my favourite typical Japanese fabric patterns in my own variant, the seigaiha (blue ocean waves) is such a pretty pattern. She was inspired by many different aquatic animals, including frogs, electric eels, sea dragons, and general fish.
She's very friendly and a bit playful! But be careful, she may be a bit shocking! (electric)
Please enjoy. Feel free to ask questions about her if you wish! It'd help me build her character better.
Jean Colombe, Maître du Missel de Yale and others, Heures de Louis de Laval, 1470-1475 and 1485-1489 VS Seigaiha | traditional japanese pattern
