Catraven: Here the warrior is not...mmmmmm. Will tell you later. :)
KaYa: Thanks! This is the first thing that came to my mind... heh heh!
Detlef: Hi! How's weather in Australia? Thanks! :D
The Tart: Merci! :) Layers of 2 images in PS... I've seen yours on Flick'r... Wonderful!!! :)
Aravis: Hard to understand in fact!
Val: Tnanks to you too... But read a litlle bit more... Heh heh...
The Unk: Don't be afraid. He has not... I love stories that end well. So the Japanes guy decided he wouldn't do it. While the others were not looking, he escaped. He went to live in a far away part of the Land. There he met a nice girl, married her and had 4 nice, wise and intelligent kids. One of them was the great-great-great-(etc)-grandfather of another wise guy who is very very rich today. Want to wkow the name of the mighty warrior who flew away? His name was Asikari Toyota... Yep... I own one of his creation. Wise to not hara-kiri himself.. heh!?! Love... :)
Tante Rita... Il pense à ce qu'il va faira mais ne le fera pas. Je déteste cette idée d'immolation pour l'honneur! Mieux vaut perdre l'honneur et survivre... :)
This is beautifully done, even if the concept is horrifying to me. The background colors are at once calm and agitated...I can't imagine that anyone could do this and not feel some fear, even if honor is most important. Well done!
17 commentaires:
You know, that's gotta hurt! Cool pic!
I know about this ceremony!Unfortunate for the warrior!
Wonderful illustration!
Beautiful illustration, totally fitting the theme.
Well done, nice take on the theme.
Lovely colours! Very intense.
This practice has always amazed me. It's a wonderful interpretation and illustration.
a beautiful but painful illo!
Don't do it!
Don't do it!
Great illo Love. :-)
love
Ça ça fait mal au ventre! Pire que les menstrues!
So much beautiful movement in this piece.
Ce n'est pas un sacrifice d'admirer ton oeuvre...superbe...
Amicalement
Oli
Tony: Are you sure? :)
Catraven: Here the warrior is not...mmmmmm. Will tell you later. :)
KaYa: Thanks! This is the first thing that came to my mind... heh heh!
Detlef: Hi! How's weather in Australia? Thanks! :D
The Tart: Merci! :) Layers of 2 images in PS... I've seen yours on
Flick'r... Wonderful!!! :)
Aravis: Hard to understand in fact!
Val: Tnanks to you too... But read a litlle bit more... Heh heh...
The Unk: Don't be afraid. He has not... I love stories that end well. So the Japanes guy decided he wouldn't do it. While the others were not looking, he escaped. He went to live in a far away part of the Land. There he met a nice girl, married her and had 4 nice, wise and intelligent kids. One of them was the great-great-great-(etc)-grandfather of another wise guy who is very very rich today. Want to wkow the name of the mighty warrior who flew away? His name was Asikari Toyota... Yep... I own one of his creation. Wise to not hara-kiri himself.. heh!?!
Love... :)
Mei: LOL!
Thank you Teri C! :))))
Et merci, OLI! :))))
Dis-moi pas que tu as immortalisé la célèbre scène pré-harakiriesque de Asikari Toyota! Ohhhhhhhhh! :O)
Ouais. Ça fait peur! :)
Dis-moi pas que...................
Ouais, c'est "épeurant"............
Tante Rita... Il pense à ce qu'il va faira mais ne le fera pas. Je déteste cette idée d'immolation pour l'honneur! Mieux vaut perdre l'honneur et survivre... :)
This is beautifully done, even if the concept is horrifying to me. The background colors are at once calm and agitated...I can't imagine that anyone could do this and not feel some fear, even if honor is most important. Well done!
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