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flos ‧˚𓆗𓆝˚‧ @ularkanojo.bsky.social · 45m

okay hol up i think i know their dynamic now

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Capelin🦁🐟🏳️‍🌈 @capelin356.bsky.social · 2h

Chibi Karcist Alka #SCP

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flos ‧˚𓆗𓆝˚‧ @ularkanojo.bsky.social · 4h

i need to learn how to write a drabble at this point 😭 i write too much...

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halcy @halcyonine.bsky.social · 4h

day 10: snow

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Ravna Resta @ravnaresta.bsky.social · 16h

Sorry, this is silly #Onmyoji #陰陽師 #Orochi #Tsukuyomi #chibi #art #comic

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Moka @mokakoshi.bsky.social · 17h

yeah, this oc is just my self-insert atp (but no worries bcs she only exist for shipping her fav ship (tsukuguda obviously))

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Pheii🪫 @sappheiroz.bsky.social · 19h

ระดับแบรบ ปากแตะกันได้อ่ะ

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flos ‧˚𓆗𓆝˚‧ @ularkanojo.bsky.social · 10/10/2026

Aku beli tapi aku lupa berapa... Bentar siapa tau aku save

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SelkieHello @selkiehello.bsky.social · 10/10/2026

Sakuya story has alt Kagura where og Kagura survived 🧐

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Guidemyoji @guidemyoji.bsky.social · 10/10/2026

「CN SERVER」 SSR Sakuya Illustrations / Scrolls - #Onmyoji #阴阳师手游 #Sakuya

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Onmyoji Wiki (EN) @onmyojiwiki-en.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

• Orochi animated frame + pfp

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Onmyoji Wiki (EN) @onmyojiwiki-en.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

S-jade event for obtaining new cosmetics based on the "Stellar Divination" wave 2 skins Official post: weibo.com/5896401674/R... #Onmyoji #陰陽師本格幻想RPG

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Guidemyoji @guidemyoji.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

「CN SERVER」 Star Divination Skin Series - Orochi new Skin~ ₍₍٩( ᐛ )۶₎₎♪ Available for 2 weeks, Sjade. ‪#Onmyoji‬ ‪#阴阳师手游‬ ‪#Orochi‬

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Onmyoji Wiki (EN) @onmyojiwiki-en.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Wave 2 of the "Stellar Divination" skin series: SSR Orochi - "Oracle of Four Fates" (四相行藏) Time-limited availability for 98 s-jade (68 initial release discount) Official post: weibo.com/5896401674/R... #Onmyoji #陰陽師本格幻想RPG

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Onmyoji Wiki (EN) @onmyojiwiki-en.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Wave 2 of the "Stellar Divination" skin series: Amaterasu - "Abundant Brilliance" (重光华盛) Time-limited availability for 98 s-jade (68 initial release discount) Official post: weibo.com/5896401674/R... #Onmyoji #陰陽師本格幻想RPG

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Tsuneyu: Priestess A geiko of Gion Higashi, dancing as a Shinto priestess for a plentiful harvest of rice in early spring. Photography by mboogiedown on Flickr

Poised in a moment of sublime ritual suspension, the geiko Tsuneyu of Kyoto’s Gion Higashi district performs a classical dance portraying a Shinto priestess invoking an early spring blessing for a bountiful rice harvest. She is crowned with a striking, gold-and-black striped ceremonial cap (eboshi) emblazoned with a crimson sun disk, her face enfolded in flawless porcelain-white oshiroi makeup. Over a lime-green silk kimono embroidered with delicate seasonal motifs, she wears a diaphanous, pale yellow gauze mantle (chōken) secured at the chest by thick, vermilion braided silk tassels. In her outstretched right hand, she holds an opened mai-ōgi (dance fan) brilliant with fan-shaped panels of metallic green, cobalt, and gold. The image evokes an exquisite sensory atmosphere: the crisp, wooden snapping sound of a cypress fan opening mid-gesture, the soft rustle of starched silk gauze gliding over heavy brocade, the lingering fragrance of sandalwood incense and paulownia stage wax, and the breathless, electric hush of an audience mesmerized by sacred movement. This performance captures the refined artistic heritage of Gion Higashi, one of Kyoto’s historic hanamachi (flower towns), renowned for preserving the intimate, classical arts of traditional Japanese dance (Nihon Buyō). The dance synthesizes theatrical stagecraft with ancient Shinto agricultural rites (ta-asobi and kagura), wherein priestesses danced to appease regional deities (kami) and ensure fertile soil before the spring rice planting.

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fwoshy @fwoshy.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

shadow prince 👑 #drawtober

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🌶️ Motte! 🌶️🔞 @extra-spicymotte.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

aw what a cute page this will be! :) surely nothing bad will happen to the happy young parents

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flos ‧˚𓆗𓆝˚‧ @ularkanojo.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

ahem archiveofourown.org/works/695400...

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🌻 Invidia 🦊 🌸 @invidiaesc.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

Day 3: Omen It was a bad omen, the way they kept finding their way back to the same meetings. #Onmyojitober #Onmyoji #Tamamonomae #YamatanoOrochi #orotama

Drawing of Orochi and Tamamo no Mae from Onmyoji. They are looking into each others eyes, with Orochi's hand gently resting against Tamamo's face. In the background, a candle is being extinguished.

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flos ‧˚𓆗𓆝˚‧ @ularkanojo.bsky.social · 07/10/2026

no worriesss :3 thank you so much! this is a new knowledge for me hehe

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halcy @halcyonine.bsky.social · 07/10/2026

day 6: incense

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

Created in 1992 by Yuka Taguchi (田口由花), this painting stands as a masterwork of contemporary Nihonga (traditional Japanese-style painting)

Reclined in quiet grace upon a shimmering ground of dusted gold, a sleek black cat gazes with vibrant green eyes toward an overarching vine of brilliant blue morning glories (asagao). The composition masterfully balances the dark, velvety silhouette of the cat with the rich lapis hues of the fully blossomed flower, framed by deep green foliage outlined with fine, golden veins and a single emerging pink bud. The painting exudes an intimate, serene sensory atmosphere: the cool, soft texture of fine silk beneath delicate paws, the faint rustle of garden foliage catching a gentle morning breeze, the dew-drenched freshness of an early dawn bloom, and the quiet, rhythmic purr of a feline resting in watchful solitude.
Taguchi utilizes traditional natural pigments alongside sunago (dusted gold leaf) to construct a luminous background that illuminates the deep black tones of the cat's fur. The painstaking precision in the individual whiskers, fine claws, and intricate leaf venation showcases monozukuri—the unwavering devotion to artisanal mastery and technical discipline.

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flos ‧˚𓆗𓆝˚‧ @ularkanojo.bsky.social · 07/10/2026

hey past me where is the rest of the fic

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🏴Yon🏴 @4threset.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

been really into chiikawa lately...

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

This woodblock print, published in 1881 (Meiji 14), is a celebrated masterpiece of animal caricature (chōjū giga) from the landmark illustrated book "Kyōsai’s Manga" (Kyōsai Manga) by the legendary iconoclast and virtuoso artist Kawanabe Kyōsai (1831–1889).

Sprawling across the page with wild, theatrical energy, a boisterous assembly of anthropomorphic frogs (kawazu) capers, spars, and parades in a chaotic celebration of animal caricature. Kyōsai’s fluid, expressive inkwork captures each creature in mid-action: near the top, a swaggering frog wears a broad, torn lotus leaf (hasu no ha) as a sunhat while gripping a reed like a drawn sword between its jaws; nearby, companions leap with splayed webbed feet, brandish lotus seedpods (renshō) as ceremonial staffs, or strut in leaf loincloths with inflated, boastful chests. Along the bottom, a procession unfolds as frogs carry heavy loads on shoulder poles and lean on walking sticks, their spotted skin accented by subtle washes of warm ochre against a cloud-mottled paper ground. The print radiates an exuberant sensory atmosphere: a chorus of resonant croaks reverberating through a damp riverbank, the wet slap of webbed feet on muddy earth, the crisp rustle of withered leaves, and the irreverent clamor of a secret amphibian festival unfolding in the marshland. Published in 1881 (Meiji 14) within the landmark illustrated book Kyōsai’s Manga (Kyōsai Manga), this woodblock print stands as a tour de force of chōjū-giga (frolicking animal caricatures) and kyōga ("crazy pictures") by the iconoclastic virtuoso Kawanabe Kyōsai (1831–1889). Trained in both the classical Kanō school and the dynamic ukiyo-e tradition under Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Kyōsai possessed unmatched draftsmanship and satirical wit. Inheriting a long lineage traced back to the famous 12th-century Chōjū-jinbutsu-giga scrolls, Kyōsai deployed anthropomorphic frogs as comic surrogates to lampoon human vanity, samurai bravado, government bureaucracy, and the rapid social shifts of Meiji-era Japan.

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𝐇𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐧𝐚 @sofritouz.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

MichiShi freaky art because I’m stressed

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halcy @halcyonine.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

day 2: bloom

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🌻 Invidia 🦊 🌸 @invidiaesc.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

Day 2: Bloom "Look… Like a cherry blossom rising from the ruins, your beauty never fades, Tamamo no Mae…" #Onmyojitober #Onmyoji #Tamamonomae #YamatanoOrochi #orotama