I saw this wall where the waller vectored a chen shu fen artwork, tho this one isnt, this is a TAKESHI OKAZAKI artwork, so i thought i should try it sometime so i did (such a lovely story >.>)
anyway the pattern on her dress? almost pushed me to self mutilation lol nah it was fun to pseudo-vector trace her in PS (for them sticklers of the technicalities) the only thing i didnt vector-trace was the waves, which is awesome btw
inspiration: japanese block prints
thanks to gid for telling me most block prints have borders, and other useful ideas, and for the title of the wall =P. to boing for telling me not to duplicate to death just one crane *shakes fist* and for other stuff too. amai and flyindreams for looking and giving suggestions
PS
dont mind the lil square stamp kinda sig...i didnt know actually what i was doing but it's katakana of "ta" and "te" =P yeah supposed to be kanji but i dunno sheet
EDIT
thanks to nona for the info about the waves
"It is a woodcut and was by Katsushika Hokusai in 1831, and the name of the woodcut is: "In the Hollow of a Wave off the Coast at Kanagawa"
SCAN small version of the scan
anyway the pattern on her dress? almost pushed me to self mutilation lol nah it was fun to pseudo-vector trace her in PS (for them sticklers of the technicalities) the only thing i didnt vector-trace was the waves, which is awesome btw
inspiration: japanese block prints
thanks to gid for telling me most block prints have borders, and other useful ideas, and for the title of the wall =P. to boing for telling me not to duplicate to death just one crane *shakes fist* and for other stuff too. amai and flyindreams for looking and giving suggestions
PS
dont mind the lil square stamp kinda sig...i didnt know actually what i was doing but it's katakana of "ta" and "te" =P yeah supposed to be kanji but i dunno sheet
EDIT
thanks to nona for the info about the waves
"It is a woodcut and was by Katsushika Hokusai in 1831, and the name of the woodcut is: "In the Hollow of a Wave off the Coast at Kanagawa"
SCAN small version of the scan





































