Hello, exhausted Ayami here.
This book was originally supposed to come out at last year's Winter Comiket, but I'm really happy to finally release it!
I usually draw really slowly and don't even upload on Pixiv very much, but seeing Yoshika in Ten Desires filled me with a mysterious power and will to draw her. She was just such a cute (literally) rotten girl...!
It's been a while since I drew anything serious, and I really hope I didn't make any of the mistakes I always do while tired, but I'm just glad I got to draw even a bit of Seiga and Yoshika's relationship... (>_<)
Hello, storywriter Iguma here.
When I played Ten Desires in August last year, Seiga and Yoshika really stood out to me for some strange reason. Symposium of Post-Mysticism hadn't come out yet so we didn't even know things like just how close she is to the historical Miyako no Yoshika, but I thought these two seemed really interesting and got some wild ideas. This story is the result (although her image is a bit different from poet-Yoshika).
Jiang-shi are more or less beings whose wishes, interrupted by death, are granted by Taoism. I hope you can read this story with that sort of mental image.
Hello, exhausted Ayami here.
This book was originally supposed to come out at last year's Winter Comiket, but I'm really happy to finally release it!
I usually draw really slowly and don't even upload on Pixiv very much, but seeing Yoshika in Ten Desires filled me with a mysterious power and will to draw her. She was just such a cute (literally) rotten girl...!
It's been a while since I drew anything serious, and I really hope I didn't make any of the mistakes I always do while tired, but I'm just glad I got to draw even a bit of Seiga and Yoshika's relationship... (>_<)
Hello, storywriter Iguma here.
When I played Ten Desires in August last year, Seiga and Yoshika really stood out to me for some strange reason. Symposium of Post-Mysticism hadn't come out yet so we didn't even know things like just how close she is to the historical Miyako no Yoshika, but I thought these two seemed really interesting and got some wild ideas. This story is the result (although her image is a bit different from poet-Yoshika).
Jiang-shi are more or less beings whose wishes, interrupted by death, are granted by Taoism. I hope you can read this story with that sort of mental image.
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