Nakatomi just dropped me a line to let me know of an awesome new release by Jacob Borshard. His newest Nakatomi Release, The Sinking of the Oruko Ship is a killer 8 color print limited to just 40 copies. What is better than a giant sea monster slaying things with a golden sheath? A print by Jacob Borshard featuring said monster slaying the heck out of anything that stands in his way! Also available is the Archetype Times Table 2 as well as the Archetype Times Table 2 Platinum Edition.

Jacob Borshard intensely labored for a week in Nakatomi Print labs to bring the world his newest 8 color print- “The Sinking of the Oruko Ship”

Measuring 18×24, this print is available in a signed and numbered edition of 40 worldwide. This Ukiyo-e style print has the Japanese text of that classic traditional poem, translated below-

Mer-man rose from the murky depths,
He turned our ship over and ate it up,
The waves washed me to the rocks,
Where a shell diver found me,
And took me to her Grandfather’s hut.
I was ill for weeks,
She brought me hot green tea,
And seaweed soup,
With Urchins,
Fresh cut,
Plucked by her small ocean hands.
One day, she took me to the sea,
Where she unfurled her tail,
And swam away.
Whenever I hear of Mer-man attacking,
I think of her small ocean hands.

Buy Now For $30 at Nakatomi

Also available:
Print by Creebobby Comics creator, Jacob Borshard.
Archetype Times Table 2

Handy reference guide for school, business or industry. No longer will you wonder what would a Unicorn-Mermaid or a Werewolf-Nerd looks like!
This 2 color print measures 18×20, and is signed and numbered by the artist in an edition of 40 world wide.
$25 for the standard edition, or $35 for the Platinum Edition

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