Kwaidan: In A Cup Of Tea

Kwaidan: In a Cup of Tea

Inspired by the 1964 anthology film Kwaidan. One day, a samurai sees an eerie reflection in his cup of tea, just as he is about to drink. Instead of his own face there's another, younger man grinning back at him. Startled, the samurai quickly empties the tea on the ground. He pours himself another cup, and once again, there's the reflection of the grinning man...

Today marks 100 years since the birth of Tove Jansson - here’s a portrait I created earlier in the year in her honour.

Oh dear, a deer.

"It shone, pale as bone As I stood there alone And I thought to myself how the moon, That night, cast its light On my heart’s true delight, And the reef where her body was strewn."

Just a bit of Grim Fandango fan art for you all.

Aetherphant (2013).

Made with watercolours, markers, and cosmic radiation.

Totally fake.

Ink and watercolours.