Big Time Hay Fever In A Mask (F)

[Rainberry]

I love this artists work! This woman is out and about while wearing a mask due to her allergies.  But even with the mask, the pollen makes her sneeze some very wet sneezes into her mask. The artist shares with us the results of her sneezes as well as some fabulous pre-sneeze expressions! Happy Sneeze Appreciation Day!

Pixiv / Artist: Jelly Shrimp

[EvergreenPinewood]

This artist captures expressions so nicely. I like how they draw these women sneezing, often with a mask, then looking down at their sneezy mess. There is something teasing about not fully seeing the sneeze because it is hidden behind a mask layer.  We get to see the sneeze movement, the jolt, but not the extent of the release. It's very interesting. Great expressions of her pre-sneeze and post-sneeze as well. Just really love it!

[MasterXtreme]

This artist is really talented and their work is great! I remember seeing their work a few times here and it always impresses.

[Soda]

Beautiful comic. This artist draws his female women beautifully and his is no exception. I think she had a sneezing fit while in the restroom stall, hence why the man outside heard it! Lucky him!

[kiku]

I just LOVE characters sneezing into masks! 
At first, she manages to sneeze "cutely", sounding like "Kshoo!"
But inside the rest room, she lets them out full force, with the Japanese standard sneeze sound: "Huckshon!"

[Silverwing]

Amazing work by Jelly Shrimp! I hope they know people around the world love their work! This comic is beautiful and very visually pleasing to look at!

[Silverwing]

I just LOVE characters sneezing into masks! 
At first, she manages to sneeze "cutely", sounding like "Kshoo!"
But inside the rest room, she lets them out full force, with the Japanese standard sneeze sound: "Huckshon!"

I wonder why the Japanese say "Huckshon." Is that how they spell certain sounds? I've always wondered this. Do they sound like "huckshop" when they sneeze irl?

[kiku]

Not really. The sound of Japanese people sneezing varies in about the same way as in the Western world - as far as I can tell. 
I think the spelling "huckshon" is based on the Japanese word for sneeze / sneezing: "kushami", pronounced "kshAHmee". 

[Anyponedrawn]

Huckshon doesn't sound like KshAHmee. But I guess Achoo doesn't sound like a sneeze.

[kiku]

LOL yeah, that's true, the only parallel between "KshAHmee" and "Huckshon" is the "ksh" sound!
And "Achoo" (or the German "Hatschi") don't sound like a real sneeze wither, indeed...