Keishi Kuraibe is a Japanese freelance artist and illustrator who creates his works on the iPad. He loves heavy metal and folklore, speaks a little Russian and is obviously not indifferent to Slavic culture. His works have mixed manga style and Slavic motifs, and such a mixture in itself is very unexpected and unusual.
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