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12” x 15” framed
Watercolour on paper
I grew up beneath the spell of anime — beginning with La Rose de Versailles, where Oscar François de Jarjayes taught me that courage and tenderness can share the same heartbeat. Those stories shaped the way I see beauty — never pure, always laced with sorrow, strength, and grace.
This piece — a crossover between Inosuke of Demon Slayer and Princess Mononoke — is new ground for me in style, yet rooted in familiar soil: nature, ferocity, and reverence.
Inosuke, the wild boar-masked warrior raised by beasts, king of the mountains, embodies raw instinct and untamed spirit. San, or Princess Mononoke, stands as the forest’s fierce guardian — human by birth, wolf by heart — defending nature’s fragile balance. Together, they become a hymn to the wilderness within us all.
The Japanese have long mastered what I adore most — the delicate dance between beauty and violence, serenity and chaos. Like falling ginkgo leaves on battle-stained skin — both transient, both alive.
12” x 15” framed
Watercolour on paper
I grew up beneath the spell of anime — beginning with La Rose de Versailles, where Oscar François de Jarjayes taught me that courage and tenderness can share the same heartbeat. Those stories shaped the way I see beauty — never pure, always laced with sorrow, strength, and grace.
This piece — a crossover between Inosuke of Demon Slayer and Princess Mononoke — is new ground for me in style, yet rooted in familiar soil: nature, ferocity, and reverence.
Inosuke, the wild boar-masked warrior raised by beasts, king of the mountains, embodies raw instinct and untamed spirit. San, or Princess Mononoke, stands as the forest’s fierce guardian — human by birth, wolf by heart — defending nature’s fragile balance. Together, they become a hymn to the wilderness within us all.
The Japanese have long mastered what I adore most — the delicate dance between beauty and violence, serenity and chaos. Like falling ginkgo leaves on battle-stained skin — both transient, both alive.