I present to your attention a collection of illustrations of dragons.
I was inspired by the Japanese theater Kabuki.
There is a tradition that after a particularly successful performance, the makeup is imprinted from the actor's face onto a piece of white cotton, silk or good paper - "oshiguma"
From this, I got the idea to create my own make-up dragon characters.

"OSHIGUMA Dragon"
I present to your attention several types of packaging and colorful cups for Matcha tea.
This type of tea has become very popular in our time.
I love Japan, so I decided to delve into the knowledge of this culture to create a print in the spirit of this country.
A specific method of making-up in kabuki theater is kumadori (隈取, lit. "applying stripes to the face").
There is also one Kabukin tradition known as "oshiguma" and is closely associated with kumadori and stage action.
From this I got the idea of creating my own make-up characters in the form of a dragon (my favorite mythical friend).