Black Hair" is a two-page illustration by Junji Ito that appeared in ダ・ヴィンチ (Da Vinci) 2001年 9月号, 9月6日発行, No. Ito felt strange that a boy he knew suddenly disappeared from the world, and he kept expecting the boy to show up again; from this came the idea of a girl who is supposed to have died but then just shows up as if nothing had happened. Incluye además comentarios del autor sobre todas las obras y una entrevista en la que Junji Ito desgrana su técnica: desde la gestación de las ideas hasta los materiales que emplea.

Junji Ito drew an illustration of the label "Coffee Shochu Coffee Liqueur Tokyo, Ginza, Zabong "Aki".

Ito was inspired by the horror films of the 20th century (such as Dracula and Frankenstein), as well as period dramas of ghosts. A pair of twisted siblings—Yuuma, a young man obsessed with the devil, and Chizumi, the worst little sister in recorded history—cause all sorts of tragic and terrifying things to happen wherever they go. Related Junji Ito's Characters Spring to Horrifying Life in Realistic New Fanart A new piece of horrifying fanart from Sonny Brave has given two of Junji Ito's most popular characters, Souichi and Tomie, a new realistic style. He has also found inspiration from Rakugo storytellers who tell Kaiden ghost stories, incorporating it into No Longer Human. His manga has been adapted to both film and anime television series, including the Tomie film series and both the Junji Ito Collection and Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre anime anthology series.

This one image from this short story is Ito's way of showing why the uncanny balloons in the sky can't be shot down, and he does a remarkable job making this case.Related Junji Ito Maniac Ruined One Episode By Leaving Out a Key Detail Junji Ito Maniac made the bold choice to adapt the author's tragic horror story Library Vision, but leaving out key details ultimately ruined it. Collects: Blood-Slurping Darkness, The Ghost of Golden Time, Roar of Ages, Secret of the Haunted Mansion, Glyceride (a. Gyo was influenced by his childhood anti-war feelings, due to his parents' tragic and frightening war stories, and the shark attack scenes from Jaws. The way the skulls are assembled to give off a centipede-like look makes it hard to look away no matter how disturbing it is. Junji Ito's Smashed actually sets the readers up for what they're in for when Sugio takes his friends to Ogi's house to try a delicious nectar.

Ito has been cited saying that he draws the manifestation of the mind becoming reality, represented in body horror. He continued to draw as a hobby until he became a dental technician in 1984, where he struggled to find a balance between the two.Junji Ito is one of the most famous horror mangaka as his most disturbing drawings have earned him international acclaim. It's an omen of things to come, and it makes a great case of why the spiral is so deadly in Uzumaki. Some of Ito's most disturbing creations include a cursed family cat with terrifying insect-like features, a rib woman who steals ribs from others, and a father connected by the skulls of his ancestors.

Collects: The Supernatural Transfer Student, Groaning Drain Pipes, Blood-Bubble Bushes, The Hanging Balloons, Marionette Mansion, Flesh-Colored Horror, Near Miss! Like many other shinsobon re-releases each volume of Urusei Yatsura contains a "My Lumx34" section that features current manga artists who were inspired by Takahashi's first series. The most disturbing drawing in Junji Ito's repertoire is one that most people may instantly recognize. Which brings me to my drawing, and how I wanted to try to depict Lum-chan… ah, perhaps something like that seems trite.Fully displayed in black and white with a focus on detail, Junji Ito's drawings have become as well known as the stories they accompany.