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Published: 2009-05-30 03:46:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 3008; Favourites: 149; Downloads: 0
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Here's a sneak peak of a screen we are working on.
It's going to be huge, nearly 4 1/2' tall. This is the first time that I'm painting on walnut panels instead of oak. Enjoy!Year of the Rat: [link]
Year of the Monkey: [link]
Year of the Dog: [link]
Year of the Dragon: [link]
Year of the Cow: [link]
Year of the Tiger: [link]
Year of the Snake: [link]
Year of the Ram: [link]
Year of the Rooster: [link]
Year of the Rabbit: [link]
Year of the Pig: [link]
Year of the Horse: [link]
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Cute! Iβm glad youβve made a series based on the Chinese zodiac! β€οΈ
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aww, its so cute c:
but I'm a bit confused XD;
that's not how you write dragon is it?
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*huge eyes* I totally switched the symbols around. O_O;;; I'm glad you noticed, I haven't sealed any of em yet so I think I can sand it off...yikes. I thought it looked funny, but I didn't really question it. >_>;;
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XD
I looked at all of them and was really confused
btw, ε isn't an animal's name by itself...just in case you didn't know that XD;
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I found the chart I was referencing for the symbols, I think it might be chinese....
[link]
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oh ha ha
yeah that's not chinese *no wonder I couldn't get it*
its the Japanese chart
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When it comes to kanji, it's hard to tell whether it's chinese or japanese unless it has the katakana or hiragana with it. @_@
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well for me, since I know how to read a decent amount, if the word starts to break my mind then I register it in my head as either traditional or japanese, or a broken word lol. (I can only read simplified)
like, after knowing a lot of the symbols, you can recognize patterns that are used throughout each word. Your dragon and dog however, looked very different from what I was used to lol.
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Yeah, I wasn't sure whether to leave it just as ε or not (since shonen jump just used ε as the year of the rat kanji). I saw it was different in my dictionary than shonen jump, but I figured I'd go with what they used since I'm sure they have someone on their staff who is much better at Japanese than my dictionary and me. XD
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ah yeah, I just looked it up with a jap dictionary and you got it right XD;
I was reading it as chinese
η΄ε in chinese is monkey lol;
and θιΌ would be mouse/rat
kalsdkh that's so weird xD
η in chinese would be ox not horse...aksdhfbkh
too different for my mind
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Kanji makes my head hurt. X(
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