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A little something I made for

Merry Christmas, you old chap!

It's basically all three versions of our favorite Kitaro characters representing the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to come, and they're all representing the ghosts based on the year of their incarnation/personalities.

80's GeGeGe no Kitaro (right) is the Ghost of Christmas Past since he was (obviously) made in the past.

2007 GeGeGe no Kitaro (middle) is the Ghost of Christmas Present since he's the current version.

Hakaba Kitarou (left) is the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come since he, despite not being part of the GeGeGe series/canon, is the creepiest of the three.

*Oh poor Hakaba, he has to stand on a box since he’s (canonically!) too short. Not exactly dignifying for a Ghost of Christmas who has the ability to point out the outlook of people’s misery if they don’t change their ways.*

I actually drew this back in December of 2009, but I never had time to finish it until now. Lousy homework. ;[

Snowflake brushes by ~hawksmont

Sketched in red Ticonderoga Erasable pencils
Inked in Paint Tool Sai
Colored in Painter 11
Touch-ups in Photoshop CS5

GeGeGe no Kitaro (80’s and 2007), and Hakaba Kitaro © Shigeru Mizuki
Art © Me

Description
A little something I made for

Merry Christmas, you old chap!

It's basically all three versions of our favorite Kitaro characters representing the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to come, and they're all representing the ghosts based on the year of their incarnation/personalities.

80's GeGeGe no Kitaro (right) is the Ghost of Christmas Past since he was (obviously) made in the past.

2007 GeGeGe no Kitaro (middle) is the Ghost of Christmas Present since he's the current version.

Hakaba Kitarou (left) is the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come since he, despite not being part of the GeGeGe series/canon, is the creepiest of the three.

*Oh poor Hakaba, he has to stand on a box since he’s (canonically!) too short. Not exactly dignifying for a Ghost of Christmas who has the ability to point out the outlook of people’s misery if they don’t change their ways.*

I actually drew this back in December of 2009, but I never had time to finish it until now. Lousy homework. ;[

Snowflake brushes by ~hawksmont

Sketched in red Ticonderoga Erasable pencils
Inked in Paint Tool Sai
Colored in Painter 11
Touch-ups in Photoshop CS5

GeGeGe no Kitaro (80’s and 2007), and Hakaba Kitaro © Shigeru Mizuki
Art © Me