The Tale Of Princess Kaguya
The Tale Of Princess Kaguya
The Tale Of Princess Kaguya by AlexFox11

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Bought the dvd yesterday and watched it today!!! i thought it was a nice movie and loved the art style of it too. This image is kaguya walking through the bamboo forest. I used water colour paint, water based printing ink and used tea bags and green tea bag and powder. I used the normal tea bag for the ground and the green tea was the bamboo and background. Then I used adobe Photoshop elements 11 and put all the images together as they where all separate images, and adjusted the colour's of each image to suite the area of the placement, and used some burn tool for shading some areas.
please comment and fave ^^ thank you
please comment and fave ^^ thank you
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Category Anime/Manga » Studio Ghibli (Miyazaki) series
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Category Anime/Manga » Studio Ghibli (Miyazaki) series
Date Submitted
Views 875
Favorites... 2
Vote Score 4
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Jadis on May 18, 2016, 7:08:17 AM
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AlexFox11 on May 18, 2016, 7:33:29 AM
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Jadis on May 18, 2016, 10:44:44 AM
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painting with different tea is a cool Idea, I have seen tea used to paint before but not different colors of tea. this has a bit of a stained glass looking effect. I like also the use of the burn tool to shade something colored traditionally.
before I read the explanation, I thought some of the bamboo looked like duplicates. since you say it is assembled from different images, I guess they are. that's a cool way to use watercolor, as the trick with it tis to get everything right on one page. this way you can get the cool effect of how it looks without dealing with having to gt it all right the first time with water which causes texture problems. I'm rambling. anyhow, great work, thanks for sharing, makes me want to watch that movie and to play with tea and watercolor and photoshop.