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  • Not the Kanagawa Wave

    Not the Kanagawa Wave

    This remixed historical print started with the instantly recognizable “Great Wave Off Kanagawa,” created by renowned Japanese woodblock artist Hokusai in 1831 during the Edo period. The original woodblock featured a boat filled with sailors hoping to survive a stormy sea. In the original, the boat obstructed the view of Mount Fuji. For the remix,…

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  • Okinawan Shisa (Lion Dogs)

    Okinawan Shisa (Lion Dogs)

    Immerse yourself in the world of Okinawan tradition with our exquisite digital photo painting on high-quality, gallery-wrapped canvas. This captivating artwork beautifully captures the essence of Okinawan Shisa, or Lion Dog, statues set against a backdrop of vibrant, traditional bingata cloth patterns rendered in a stunning watercolor style. Bring the spirit of Okinawa into your…

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  • Byodo-In Buddha

    Byodo-In Buddha

    This digital photo painting started as a photo of a statue of the Buddha at the Byodo-in Temple in Kaneohe, Hawai‘i. It is available on a high-quality, gallery-wrapped canvas or archival paper print in various sizes. How to buy this art: Prints of this piece are available on our eBay store. We sell our larger…

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  • Woodblock Sea

    Woodblock Sea

    This remixed historical print breathes new life into a late 19th-century Japanese woodblock masterpiece. Carefully restored, colorized, and reimagined, the composition has been cropped for a fresh perspective while retaining the intricate detail and timeless grace of the original artwork. New shades of blue, green, and yellow enhance the scene, creating a luminous balance between…

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  • Woodblock Waves

    Woodblock Waves

    This remixed historical print began with a late 19th-century Japanese woodblock print. The print was restored, colorized, and cropped. How to buy this art: We typically sell our original art canvases and prints in person at galleries, craft fairs, and art markets. A limited selection of prints are available on our store on eBay.

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  • Samurai Training

    Samurai Training

    Experience the fierce discipline and artistry of the samurai with this restored and remixed historical print. Depicting two warriors locked in a moment of intense training, this piece captures the essence of a traditional multi-panel Japanese woodblock print, now reimagined in a single-panel design. Rich, enhanced colors bring new life to the intricate details of…

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  • Kokeshi (こけし)

    Kokeshi (こけし)

    This digital photo painting features vintage wooden Kokeshi dolls. Kokeshi dolls are a popular style of Japanese folk art originating in the northern part of the main island of Honshu. Kokeshi have been hand-crafted by artisans for more than 150 years. They were very popular gifts and toys during the Showa era (1926-1989) in Japan.…

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  • Neko Tako

    Neko Tako

    This remixed historical print features a whimsical rendition of a half-cat/half-person with an octopus taken from a vintage Japanese woodblock print. The sky, mountains, water, and sailboats were taken from other vintage woodblock prints. The paddle board and paddle were original additions. How to buy this art: Prints of this piece are available on our…

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  • Kabuki Kanpai

    Kabuki Kanpai

    This remixed historical print is a compilation of elements from several vintage Japanese woodblock prints by various artists and includes several new original elements. This piece playfully depicts a Kabuki samurai at an izakaya toasting his mug of beer with an Edo-period rendition of a foreign visitor. How to buy this art: Prints of this…

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  • Hyottoko

    Hyottoko

    This digital photo painting features a Hyottoko mask. Hyottoko is a character from Japanese folklore. The color pattern behind the Hyottoko mask are from a vintage obi, or kimono belt. How to buy this art: Prints of this piece are available on our eBay store. We sell our larger original art canvases and prints in…

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