The style of large-ink-wash freehand brushwork, with vigorous and forceful ink lines, the texture of rice paper, calligraphic brushwork, and the charm of Japanese-style ink. In the center of the painting is the protagonist of "Ōkamiden"—Chibiterasu, a young white wolf, smaller and cuter than Amaterasu from the previous game. His whole body is outlined with bold ink lines, white fur is depicted with negative space, and the red magatama patterns on his back and head are accentuated with dense ink. Chibiterasu assumes the posture of unleashing "Brush Arts," with the divine brush's trail of flowing ink appearing under or in front of his paws, the ink forming arcs in the air like running water. The background is rendered with light ink washes to create a Japanese-style landscape—distant mountains, torii gates, or Japanese-style buildings, with large areas of negative space building the artistic conception of a "picture scroll world." Clear and intense ink tones interweave, lines combine vigorous strength with the fluidity of ink wash, perfectly recreating the unique Japanese-style ink-wash aesthetics of "Ōkamiden," with a red seal adorning one corner of the painting.