Sadako Tapestries

Sadako from the ring crawling out of the television

Pen and ink drawing of the original Sadako('s eye) from Hideo Nakata's seminal J-horror masterpiece, Ring.

Sadako wat to watch a movie with u :D

Inspired by the classic Japanese horror movie Ring

Sadako Yamamura as an HR. This is an horror and funny work..

Day Ten BONUS from my Halloweird/ Inktober collection

Day Ten BONUS from my Halloweird/ Inktober collection

See you Halloween letter message Samara girl

I know we are still a ways away from Spring. But I thought I'd put something together to commemorate that.

Capturing spirits on film is SOOO 19th century! All the cool corporal entities are capturing their fatal frame on digital now. Play to your angles and snap that #nomakeup #nopulse selfie!

spooky girl

Funny Kawaii Stay Home Ghost Quarantine Spooky Sadako Japanese Meme

Give them a ring today!

Kitaro Ringu B&W

It is part of Japanese traditionthat if you fold 1000 origami cranes then you can make a wish that will come true. I couldn't quite fit that many here, but they are still a powerful symbol of peace,longevity,good health and good luck. These are made from marbled bookbinding paper.

"The Hoop" fan art

covid 19 Lockdown, people stay home and stay safe, also Japan Sadako.

Trick or Treat

You still have 7 days. Girl from well Samara The ring

Ah ... Japan.

I drew this artwork in 2017.

Mermay 2023 collection

Inspired to make a J Horror style shirt, so here she is...

Tv Girl has only 7 days left

Beware of watching TV for too long...

I present to you the next lady in our homage to the violent femmes of horror cinema, the Femmes of Fright! Video killed the … everybody Sadako wanted it to kill. Classic movie and classic villain. Ringu will always scare the shit out of me. Always. This illustration series aims to represent these strong female horror monsters and villains in bold, simple colors and shapes. It’s a labor of love and blood!

A piece of pixel art inspired by the horror classic the ring and the recent remake, rings

Senbazuru – An ancient Japanese legend promises that anyone who folds a thousand origami cranes will be granted a wish by the gods. Some stories believe you are granted happiness and eternal good luck, instead of just one wish, such as long life or recovery from illness or injury. This makes them popular gifts for special friends and family.

Ghostly tv terror! Watch as a spooky specter emerges from the screen, while a curious girl looks on in horror. Inspired by the creepy thrills of Japanese horror films.