Karakasa

Just a quick doodle which I actually like ;v;
Man, you all don't know how much I love Tsukumogami. Well, youkai in general.
I want to try doing something like this but with a Chôchinobake, they're my favourite Tsukumogami ever.

For people who don't know about them, Tsukumogami are a type of youkai (spirits, monsters, etc.) in japanese mythology. It's said that when objects reach one hundred years, they grow faces or extremities, transforming into tsukumogami, living objects that may just play pranks, scaring people and stuff, or seek vengeance to their previous owners, depending on how they were treated. This one is a Karakasa (also called Kasa-obake), originated from an umbrella.

See more like this one:
Ittan-Mommen: [link]
Hari-onna: [link]
Yuki-onna: [link]

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Art (c) Me