I have finally adapted this tale for
Crackle Mountain. I have had the images ready of a few weeks but have not found the time to sit down and write it. But I'm glad to say that I have now published this very funny Japanese folktale. If you have a few minuites to spare pop over to my Asian Folktale blog and read
The Elves and The Envious Neighbour - Japanese Folktale.
The image above is a woodblock print by Ando Hiroshigi, 1830-1844, Japan. This camp fire scene title is listed as
No. 33 Motoyama.
6 comments:
Look forward to reading it.
yokatta, hisashiburi da Ne. boku ha, sono hanashi tanoshii mi ni shiteimasu.
Doumo Arigatou Ne
A beautiful print and wonderful story, Florence.
Love ....... "Comic pictures in rhythmic brushplay"
Captain, glad you liked the story :)
Shango-san, it has been a while hasn't it. I'm glad you like folktales too. You're welcome :D
Helle, it is a great description isn't it, well spotted!
xx
Heyas Florence!
Great tale, and fabulous images too! I lovethat you share these folk tales with us all!
Hope you are having a great day!
xxxxs and ooos
merly
Thanks Merly :D
xx
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