28/03/2019

Study on Tezuka - 2


Study on Tezuka's Phoenix
12,5 x 17,6 cm
ink on paper
2019
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Osamu Tezuka's is known for cinematic panels. I intentionally copy this panels for master study, since I want to learn drawing dynamic movement. "Hin No Tori" or Phoenix (1968-1989) was the series I looked up to. It moves me beyond words. I could feel how shaky grounds feels like for animate (animals) and inanimate object (rocks, ground).

From Wikipedia:
Many of the Phoenix stories feature intensely experimental layout and visual design. For example, Universetells the story of four spacefarers who are forced to leave their spaceship in separate escape pods. The panels of the story are organized such that each character has his own vertical or horizontal tier on the page, emphasizing the astronauts' isolation; the tiers combine and separate as characters join together and split up. In an astonishing sequence after one character's death, he is represented for a number of pages by a series of empty black panels.

20/03/2019

Fan Art: The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind


The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind
12,5 x 17,6 cm
ink on paper
2019

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Inspired by opening scene on Chiwetel Ejiofor's screen adaptation of "The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind". Read my 10-year old review on Kamkwamba's memoir here

19/03/2019

Brie


Brie
Pen on paper
12 x 21 cm
2019
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There are days when you feel you have to finish what you've started, even if you feel half-hearted throughout the process. This Carlo Scarpa's Brion-Vega cemetery inspired is one of them. I did it just to test my new pen, the one that Shohei Otomo used. I'm so glad it's over.