He incorporated various random sketches into a book called his namesake "manga."
One of this artist's works depicts a gust of wind that blows away a stream of papers and hats, while another shows a craftsman sitting in a wheel-like object in the process of constructing a barrel. He once won a commission by dipping a chicken's feet in red paint and chasing it across a canvas. In one work, he painted a sunrise hitting a mountain in such a way that it turns red. More notoriously, this artist painted two octopi enveloping a diver in The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife. He incorporated various random sketches into a book called his namesake "manga." For 10 points, name this Japanese print maker who included The Great Wave Off Kanagawa in his 36 Views of Mount Fuji.
One of this artist's works depicts a gust of wind that blows away a stream of papers and hats, while another shows a craftsman sitting in a wheel-like object in the process of constructing a barrel.
Katsushika Hokusai [do not accept "Katsushika"]