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Kitsune in Cypress Forest
Kitsune in Cypress Forest by @Dalamar (Blue Deyeu)

Well...this is a kitsune, a Japanese fox demon, wearing a kimon decorated with climbing roses. Kitsune can change their forms between foxes and humans, so the ears and the tail represent this, I suppose, and the mask represents the dual nature of them. The little path leads to a small shrine to Inari, the Japanese fox god. The tree it is set in is supposed to be a camphor tree.

I like the anime Yuu Yuu Hakusho, and somewhat borrowed the hair from my bishie, Youko Kurama. ^^ Please don't hurt me. The kistune is NOT Kurama, because Kurama is not a girl. So there.

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Posted: Sunday, 22 February, 2004 @ 08:35 PM

I really like the roses on the kimono and the background. :) Japanese fox women are really neat. Just so you know, kimono always cross left over right because the other way around is only used for the dead.

Posted: Monday, 23 February, 2004 @ 11:24 PM

Good to know; thank you for that bit of information. ^^ I'll keep that in mind for future kimono art.

Posted: Sunday, 22 February, 2004 @ 08:38 PM

this pic is KEWLERZ lol, me like foxes alot, especially fox demons, i made my own character that's a half-breed fox demon, his names Foxeno (haven't put on my account yet, but will soon :D) hehe, the pic i'm drawin now is of his family and two other friends that are dog demons, heh, but anyway, VERY nice pic, i like it : )

Posted: Monday, 20 September, 2004 @ 01:16 PM

Wow! I love the detail of the pattern on the dress. It's perfect.

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