Amabie T-Shirts

Originally an ink drawing, this is one of many Amabie's drawn during our pandemic. Amabie first appeared in Japanese in the 1800's. At the time Amabie said “If an epidemic occurs, draw a picture of me and show it to everyone.” A tee shirt seems the perfect vehicle for this! Amabie is described as a mermaid-like creature with long hair, a beak and 3 legs. Amabie is categorized as a yokai in the Japanese mythical tradition. This is my interpretation of Amabie, she looks good with a plague doctor's mask!

The amabie is a mythological Japanese creature. Rising from the sea, this scaled, long-haired, beaked & three-legged creature has the ability to forecast harvest. According to legend, if an image of the amabie is shown to the ill, they will be cured. This is my interpretation, where it's actually a mermaid wearing a mask who appeared.

Amabie (アマビエ) is a legendary Japanese mermaid or merman with three legs, who allegedly emerges from the sea and prophesies either an abundant harvest or an epidemic.

Amabie

Amabie watercolor art

Japanese Yokai Amabie

A Japanese legendary creature believed to give protection from illness.

Yokai Amabie powerful mythical being meets with Comet Neowise. Join Amabie and Neowise in the comptemplation of the vastness of the universe.

Originally an ink drawing, this is one of many Amabie's drawn during our pandemic. Amabie first appeared in Japanese in the 1800's. At the time Amabie said “If an epidemic occurs, draw a picture of me and show it to everyone.” A tee shirt seems the perfect vehicle for this! Amabie is described as a mermaid-like creature with long hair, a beak and 3 legs. Amabie is categorized as a yokai in the Japanese mythical tradition. This is my interpretation of Amabie, she looks good with a plague doctor's mask!

Originally an ink drawing, this is one of many Amabie's drawn during our pandemic. Amabie first appeared in Japanese in the 1800's. At the time Amabie said “If an epidemic occurs, draw a picture of me and show it to everyone.” A tee shirt seems the perfect vehicle for this! Amabie is described as a mermaid-like creature with long hair, a beak and 3 legs. Amabie is categorized as a yokai in the Japanese mythical tradition. This is my interpretation of Amabie, she looks good with a plague doctor's mask. Today she is feellin' kinda cute, IDK might go kick some Covid19 later!

Amabie, the healing spirit from 17th century Japan is back to protect you and your loved ones from the pandemic!

Five of the powerful magical Yokais known as Amabie gather together. We are stronger together.

Amabie (アマビエ) is a legendary Japanese mermaid or merman with three legs, who allegedly emerges from the sea and prophesies either an abundant harvest or an epidemic.

Amabie

This kawaii Amabie is doing it's best to ward of disease! art created for GISH 2020 for Team Vlad the Impala

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The superheroes of the Pandemic. All of my designs were initially carved into a pot, sgraffito-style. If you wish to see those, go to www.RHoneyPots.com. THANK YOU!

The centuries old plague-repelling Amabie yokai has been redrawn and shared by artists across the world since the rise of Corona virus.

A cute colourful rendition of Amabie, the Japanese "mermaid" yokai whose image wards off sickness.

Amabie is a legendary Japanese mermaid or merman with a bird-beak like mouth and three legs or tail-fins, who allegedly emerges from the sea, prophesies either an abundant harvest or an epidemic, and instructed people to make copies of its likeness to defend against illness.

Amabie has returned to kick Corvid-19's metaphorical butt.

This Yokai, Amabie, appeared in in the water in the mid 1800s in Japan and it said that should there be an outbreak of disease, one should immediately show the Amabie’s picture to people everywhere, as it would protect them against harm. I heard this story and decided to draw a picture. It has three feet, scales, long hair, a beak and it glows. This was my interpretation, there are many others, check it out.

Amabie, the mythical creature from folklore in Japan, is believed to protect you and your loved ones from the pandemic.

This Yokai, Amabie, appeared in in the water in the mid 1800s in Japan and it said that should there be an outbreak of disease, one should immediately show the Amabie’s picture to people everywhere, as it would protect them against harm. I heard this story and decided to draw a picture. It has three feet, scales, long hair, a beak and it glows. This was my interpretation, there are many others, check it out.

Celebrate vintage Japanese yokai with this cute cartoon.

Celebrate vintage Japanese yokai with this cute cartoon.

Amabie (アマビエ) is a legendary Japanese mermaid or merman with a bird-beak like mouth and three legs or tail-fins, who allegedly emerges from the sea, prophesies either an abundant harvest or an epidemic, and instructed people to make copies of its likeness to defend against illness.

Amabie the mythical Japanese Mermaid- Yokai who is said to help protect people from plagues when shown an image of her

Celebrate vintage Japanese yokai with this cute cartoon.

The superheroes of the Pandemic. All of my designs were initially carved into a pot, sgraffito-style. If you wish to see those, go to www.RHoneyPots.com. THANK YOU!

Legend has it if you spread Amabie's image it will protect you from disease. Better safe than sorry

A Japanese mermaid talisman which represents protection during times of illness.

Protection against COVID 19 comes in many forms

The amabie (Japanese ア マ ビ エ) is a Japanese mythical creature (yōkai), mostly described as a mermaid or merman with three legs, supposedly rising from the sea and predicting either a good harvest or an epidemic.

Amabie cute desing japanese yokai

Possibly, it may be said that it will defeat the coronavirus that is spreading all over the world, the legendary ghost "AMABIE" Still pretty. I wish I had a little relief from the exhausted fight against the coronavirus.