Welcome to the new release showcase!! So glad you can stop by! We have an awesome one for you today (Wait... Do I say that every time?). This new image was inspired by one of my kitties and bears her name, Anko (the sweet Azuki red bean paste used in Japanese tea cakes). The image also takes its inspiration from the folklore kitsune (fox spirit), fairly well known in the Western world among the afficionados of Japanese culture. In many regions of Japan, there are tales of foxes and raccoons tricking unsuspecting humans - they transform themselves into human form and use leaves as money to get things like medicine. Perhaps the most famous of the legends is the tale of Tamamo Gozen (aka Tamamo no Mae), who was a nine-tailed fox demon who was said to have ruled Japan by controlling some powerful men by her superb beauty and keen ingelligence.
Here, Little Anko's fox magic 'kung fu' may be a little weak. lol Her tail and ears are popping out, giving her away. But she's so cute that anyone would want to forgive her for any mischief, don't you agree?
Our fabulous Showcase DT is joined by Challenge DT's Gloria Palmer-Steiger and Donna Mundinger for this new release showcase. Enjoy!!
Here, Little Anko's fox magic 'kung fu' may be a little weak. lol Her tail and ears are popping out, giving her away. But she's so cute that anyone would want to forgive her for any mischief, don't you agree?
Our fabulous Showcase DT is joined by Challenge DT's Gloria Palmer-Steiger and Donna Mundinger for this new release showcase. Enjoy!!
Donna
They both come at 1500 x 2100 pixels at 300 dpi (5" x 7"/12.7 x 17.8 cm). Available in JPG or PNG at AW Etsy (All different versions of listings are cross referenced with links in the description of the listings.) JPG at AW digi shop at the web site.
This image is so flexible! Her kimono and all her accessories can be colored in so many combinations for a lot of fun! The digi is available in two versions - one is simple where kimono is left plain, the other is fully rendered with the details you've come to expect from me. I love drawing in the kimono textile patterns in all of my illustrations, and digis are no exception!
They both come at 1500 x 2100 pixels at 300 dpi (5" x 7"/12.7 x 17.8 cm). Available in JPG or PNG at AW Etsy (All different versions of listings are cross referenced with links in the description of the listings.) JPG at AW digi shop at the web site.
*Please note: This offer is available only at AW Etsy location.
Code AWFAN is good for 15% OFF digis at both AW Etsy AND AW digi shop at the web site.
Code AWFAN is good for 15% OFF digis at both AW Etsy AND AW digi shop at the web site.