The kitsune is a trickster, involving itself in the comings and goings of whomever it pleases, eager to cause distress for the sake of distress; the juniper bonsai is a protector, a symbol of longevity. This is a dichotomy of beliefs, intertwined in nature and reality but clashing in their mythos, a symbiotic forest relationship that turns on its heads once observed. And a fox would have it no other way.
This series represents my weird obsession with these tricksters, from the kitsune mythology, to the Saharan fennec fox, to Starfox on the N64.
They adapt, they overcome, and they look dope doing it.
As an artist, I am constantly assessing my technique, my style, absorbing the informatio...