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Published: 2016-02-20 11:50:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 2912; Favourites: 50; Downloads: 0
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My (cute) depiction of Harionago, a female ghoul in japanese folklore. Her name means "barbed woman" as her long hair is tipped with thorn-like barbs.
Made in Inkscape.
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Comments: 43
Nice vector work and especially so on the light green wavy lines on her dress.
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Thank you very much, I'm glad you like it
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This is cool. Even the hair looks menacing lol
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Thank you so much, I'm glad you like it
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It's really neatly done, and pretty cute too. Nicely done!
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Thank you so much, very kind of you
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You're super welcome!
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This's so cuteee! I love her expression > /// <
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It makes me so glad that you think so, thank you
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Thank you, I'm so glad to hear that you like it
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It would be fascinating (but scary) to meet her.
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I agree, it surely would
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Kan inte annat Γ€n att hΓ₯lla med dig
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Grattis du har fΓ₯tt en bubblare fΓΆr detta verk! Motivering finns i senaste nyhetsbrevet.
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Vad glad jag blir, hjΓ€rtligt tack
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I love love love her hair and how cute you made her! well done~
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Thank you so much for your kind words 
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no problem sweetie~
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I love the movement in the hair, very beautiful piece!
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Thanks, so glad to hear that you like it
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I like the hair very much! And the dress as well... I find drawing kimonos to be very difficult myself.Β
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Thank you, I'm glad you like it 
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yep
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Thank you, buddy! The hair was very fun to do, so it's nice to hear it turned out well
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Thank you, it makes me so happy to hear that
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It's cutting edge then it comes to hair styles. Sorry, could't help myself the pun.
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Thanks, I'm glad you like it
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FIrst I thought it was the one that had a mouth on the back of her head, but his was a new one for me.
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Interesting that you thought so, I actually planned to draw that one (Futakuchi-onna) at first, but decided to draw Harionago in the end. But I plan to draw Futakuchi-onna and more yokai at a later time
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To be honest, first I thought it was one of theirs scary living dolls, I don't know much about many of the yokai things, I know enought that if any of them are real, I would never go to Japan, you can't win against them! Atleast here in the west the monsters gives you a fighting chance. I mean in Japan there are one yokai that ask you "Blue or red?" and if you say blue, it strangle you, if you say red it bleeds you dry, and if you answer any other colour, it drags you to hell. Like I said, You just can't win.
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I read about that yokai, and it seems that refusing what it offers might spare your life. But it could be that it's only possible in some versions of the yokai, while in other versions it's like uou say: you can't win!
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