Now, before you get all up in arms about her not being from any manga or movie, I just wanna let you know that the Yuki-onna ("Snow Woman") is a true symbol of fear and the supernatural. Long before there was Sadako or Kayako or any of those movie-girls, the mere mention of the woman in the snow sent jolts of fear down people's spines. People really were afraid of seeing her back then, and I don't doubt that there's still people living in Japan today who believe in her. You don't doubt the classic tales.
I had trouble with the wood and corrugated steel roof of the BG, but altogether I really liked the results. I opted for a less decadent-looking obi for the lady's kimono, just because I'm a lazy git who can't bother to learn how to draw fancy kimono. I'd probably be better off drawing a Korean hanbok.
Watercolor, gel pen, paint pen, and Photoshop (for lighting).
Oh wow... that's amazing. ^_^ Quite beautiful. I'll have to look up the story, I haven't heard it before. Maybe my quest for Japanese faerie tales will be more successful if I can actually be specific in my search. Thanks!
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I'm not familiar with the tale, but the woman has an eerie siren-like demon quality about her. Very beautiful. The snow effects and environment set the tone perfectly.
The image is beautiful. I'd honestly love to have a print of this. *pets the lovely lovely colors* But yeah.. To tell you the truth, I've never actually heard this myth before ((which is pleasing)) so.. care to enlighten me on who this snow woman is?
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Love the textures and overall feel. I'll be browsing your gallery.
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[URL=[link] Musings of a Tea Sipper[/URL]
And thank you!
:3 way to go!
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Li <3
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"Upon realising that Snape would like soggy cereal, I began to notice all of his other amazing qualities."
-Schoen
Paranoia is a very comforting state of mind. If you think they're out to get you, it means you think you matter.
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In Europe, we had empires; France and Spain and – and Britain and – and Turkey! The Ottoman Empire, full of furniture for some reason. And the Austro-Hungarian Empire, famous for fuck all! Yes, all they did was slowly collapse like a flan in a
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*Ex-po-zure Go get exposed!
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