'AKAZA'S RAGE' SHIRT PRE ORDER!

HERE IS THE ‘AKAZA’S RAGE’ SHIRT! THIS IS A MASTERPIECE, LET’S GET INTO IT!

On the front, I went with a BEAUTIFUL, HIGHLY DETAILED, EMOTIONAL EMBROIDERY of a heartbroken Akaza standing and facing something that has a lot of symbolic reference in his character, fireworks. This design signifies the tragedy and backstory of this iconic demon, and puts into perspective the reason he turned out the way he did. Before Akaza was a demon, he was a human named Hakuji, and fell in love with a girl named Koyuki. Koyuki was frail and ill, but as Hakuji took care of her, the two promised eachother to get married & watch the fireworks together one day when she had recovered. That day never came. Because of this, Akaza has always had a deep link with fireworks. I really wanted to capture the beauty and tragedy of his backstory - the way the highlights and shadows are in the embroidery, plus the fireworks looking so beautiful, i’m VERY happy with how this piece came out 🥲🥹

On the back, I went with a CRAZY JUMBO FULL BODY SCREENPRINT ENCAPSULATING AKAZA’S RAGE, USING HIS ATTACK DESTRUCTIVE DEATH: ANNIHILATION TYPE!!! This print is INSANE, a full back screenprint hitting EVERY seam, in a monochrome colour, with his eyes beaming blue, this is MAGNIFICENT! I really wanted to capture Akaza’s quick movement during his attacks, which is why you’ll notice that parts of the print are BLURRY - HOW DO YOU MAKE A PRINT BLURRY!?!? The entire back has action lines all along also showing that fast movement that he displays, the entire design is utter perfection 😮💨 The kanji is puff print, reads his name, and is also in a monochromatic colour to not take away from the spectacular design, I LOVE how it came out!

All of this is on a beautiful salmon maroon fabric, it really compliments the design and is kinda like a desaturated colour of his hair, every detail about this piece point to its cohesion!

THIS IS A PRE-ORDER AND WILL SHIP IN 11-12 WEEKS

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