The dragon has been a central figure in Japanese visual culture for centuries, representing power shaped by control rather than chaos. In this design, the dragon is rendered in a spray style, drawing on the energy of movement and impermanence as if the image itself is in motion. The contrast between the traditional symbol and the raw, diffused execution reflects a meeting of old and new, where mythology is reinterpreted through a contemporary lens. The result is a piece that feels immediate and expressive, while still grounded in heritage.