The House of Orr

New Yokai

I now have a series of twenty seven Yokai and will try to post them on here as soon as I can.
Here's the first six of the new series.

Ever since I got back from my stay in Seattle, I've been on a huge Illustrator kick. These are characters from the 100 Demon book I did a while ago. They are Yokai, or Japanese ghosts, demons and monsters.

Yokai Posters

The Love Letter

This was done for my sister's 26th Birthday. She loves robots!

Mr. Frog

I had a sketch of this guys in my Seattle sketch book and so, a poster.
Kinda looks like Mr. Frog is the head of some cult or something.

The Beneath T-Shirt Design

This is a T-shirt riff on my city atop a creature piece from a year ago.

Eye Robot

Daruma Poster

Caged Squid Bird

Curiosity

Isolation

Caution

Seperation

Gask Mask Girl

Suitcase Full of Air

This is a new piece I did for my friend Andy Tanner's new CD Suitcase Full of Air. He gave four artists the same direction and then we all did a piece. I had been really wanting to do a sculpture/drawing thing and photo it.
I was really happy with how it turned out and have plans to do another.

Man of the City

Inner City

Gas Mask Boy

House of Orr

masks

Something new for me.
They are supposed to be like memory viewers. I think this is a leap off idea from the dolls.
The idea is to have a mask on the wall and when you look into its eyes or mouth there is a little light and an image there. These are the first three I made on the idea but I plan to do more soon.

Dolls

These are all hand made dolls I've been making for almost two years now. I usually get together a big mess of stuff and then sit down and start gluing and sewing things together. As they've gone on I've become more and more interested in the ritualistic aspects of them and have been hiding thing(letters, clay organs, mirrors) in little compartments within them and having windows or viewers outside so that people can see inside them.
I do sew all of the clothes and quite often sculpt pieces for them too but the heads primarily come from a thrift shop or dollar store.