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The Mystical World of Akiya Kageichi


Sometimes I go to tumblr, type in a random word or phrase and see what catches my eye. When I found Akiya Kageichi's blog and it began to load, my eyes were dazzled by the expertly rendered illustrations. They're mystical, chaotic, ominous and deliciously so. Well, never mind what I have to say, the work speaks for itself.




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  1. UnknownOctober 2, 2017 at 6:34 PM

    This artist is incredible. Do you have any idea if you can buy his pieces? I've been combing the internet. Send me a message on FB if you do please https://www.facebook.com/max.gabriele.1

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