Running Late No. 1 - @ Astor Place

We have a slightly different "Tatsudoshi: Year of the Dragon" design for our throw pillows. They'll look lovely on a cozy sofa.

Last hikes of the year

Sometimes the best therapy is just getting together.

I'm set up for SUPER SATURDAY : Sat-Sun 6/17-18 Hawaii Convention Center • Artist Alley #1276 • supersaturdayhawaii.com for info, tickets, vendors, guests, events, and more! 🙂

Buttons make a great treat for an Easter Basket or a party favor. These buttons come in a choice of Bright Green, Bright Blue, and Bright Pink. Click on through to pick up a bag.

Why didn't anyone think of this sooner? Cats love going into bags, right? Well, at least mine do. Anyway, this bag-shaped cat bed may prove to be too irresistible for a curious kitty. Find out more by clicking the photo.

February has been crazy! I want to thank @usagi.goya for organizing and coordinating the Usagi Yojimbo Dojo 40th Anniversary Tribute book of Stan Sakai’s Usagi Yojimbo. It features amazing pieces from talented artists, including two of mine. The idea sparked while I was at Dragon’s Lair, LLC, where Lucas had the huge G.I. Joe omnibus on the counter. Keep smiling and stay safe! 😊

Aloha, all! Just an update: I removed my 4x6" sketches from the site as many have sold. From 8/25-8/31, all sales from my online store and 4x6" sketches were donated to the Maui Mutual Aid Fund. I'm happy to report that $1,312.36 was donated! Thank you all for your support! I will be mailing out everything later today! :)

DOH! I missed National Sticker Day on January 13! No worries, though! LET'S STILL HAVE A SALE! • Head over to my online store: jonjmurakami.bigcartel.com and use the code STICK25 to enjoy 25% off ALL STICKERS for the remainder of this week, until January 18, 2024! SOME DESIGNS ARE NEARLY SOLD OUT! SNAG THEM NOW BEFORE THEY'RE GONE!

Jon J. Murakami

Jon J. Murakami

This store features work by Hawai‘i cartoonist Jon J. Murakami: Children's books, cartoons, comic books, comic strips, prints, buttons,...

Loved this movie so much when it came out! The effects were amazing. It wasn't just your standard "animation over live-action" movie, which had been done many times before. For the first time, these animated characters had actual depth; they seemed to inhabit the live-action scenes instead of floating over it. It was also the first time in a long time a widely released U.S. animated movie was targeted toward a more mature audience.

Scott C. has done another great job, picking one of the most tension filled moments of the movie and putting an innocuous looking spin on it.

“No toon can resist the old Shave-and-a-Haircut trick.”