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He was a kind man, I should not complain... at least a rare kind , that didn't ask me for things I wouldn't offer myself.So you felt indebted to him to do more than he asked?
He was a kind man... and I wanted to keep my hair long.
Whom did you love? For whom did you keep your hair long?
At that time, i hoped I will not love... it was so easy to have a free empty heart, at least it didn't hurt, and didn't feel like cheating.
I simply wanted to keep my hair long...
So... you are just vain?
You smile when you say that? You want me to be vain...
I am not afraid to love...
But first..you need to learn to understand....
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It's a hundredth picture in my gallery! Something to celebrate!
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white/black acrylic ink.
Tamasaburo's Hikari No Naka De as reference.
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Comments: 44
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the written is...
let me find a well fitting word.
even before i decided to make a dA i used to came here and get inspiration from your art.
this is so beautiful, i love your style.... i totally love Japan and even more old Japan and you picture it so real and lovable.
i'm running out of words.....
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aww, you are so sweet and kind<3
I'm so happy to hear that my work is inspiration to people, it's the best praise!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Will work harder ^_^ <3
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thank your for naming me with those words.
hmm...even i am slow on the replying, yet i've put myself into doing so to some of the comments...
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haaa~
loved the painting and your words
very original and emotional n__n
i like it!
like your style of drawing..
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you are very kind - thank you so muuch!
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Wonderful sense of serenity, with just a hint of melancholy!
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thank you^^
I can say, you're one of the people whose works inspired me to try and experiment with pattern abundance. In my own way, but really - it's so much fun, what i had been seeing as scarily meticulous before I took up courage and tried myself.
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He, hee someone else has come over to the "dark side"! It's so rewarding, isn't it?!
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ohhhhhhhhhhhhh...yesssssss....
it's like a form of meditation as well.. gives alot of space for creating atmosphere and meanwhile pondering about the work itself - great.
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Beautiful atmosphere in the picture, like always. I like the setting and the picture's description.
It really sets the mood.
Congratulations on your 100th picture!
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thank you^^
I'm so glad you enjoy my work, and you also read my little description - so sweet of you!
THANK YOU!!!
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...wow, I didn't notice the drabble on your LJ. *Blinks* it's interesting!
It reminds me of the Picture of Dorian Gray. 
Still loving the form, the features, and the composition on this one...I agree with your other commentors-- it's cool how your steam of the chawan works its way through the picture. 
Lovely composition, though. I think that's one of the best parts about your work.
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I edited and posted it on LJ as well now - but it wasn't there initially ^^~ I decided to add a little extra to my works and offer little glimpses into what i think while I draw.
Thank you darling for the kind words! You are so sweet!
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Oooh, /that's/ why I didn't remember it.
It's good! ^___^
P.S. We had our first snow today. :snow:
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it's been snowing for awhile, now it all melted and it's raining - very nasty drizzle today, I feel under weather *bleh*
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Melting and raining, hm? I feel your pain. *Pat, pat*
Hope you feel better!!
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Privet!
Curious how elements of the foreground become part of the background painting. :3
Interesting idea there. ^_^
You're very good indeed!
Opyat'-zhe, mnogo krutih i interesnih detaley. Mono chem nasladitsa. ;3
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OOo davno ne videlisj^^
Thank you for the sweet comment!
I like to give the drawings in this style a certain feeling of abstractness. Thus the transition of *grounds* and various patterns and stuff. I'm so glad it works for you!
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thank you, you are very kind ^-^
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I love the attention to detail in the picture. The border of the tatamimat, the pattern of the kimono, the many folds and especially the shadow at the window with its inverted pattern of the kimono. It suggest that the person in the picture is not fully human or supernatural, maybe a ghost.
The smoke is an interesting touch too leading the eye towards the moon like window.
Overall it has a calm and a bit sad feeling to it.
Like a moment lost.
Keep the good work comming! ^^
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a moment lost or a new moment found ^^
I'm glad you enjoy this, darling. I am not sure if he is human as well... but with beautiful things you never know~
Patterns are so interesting, did you notice the one on the lattice of the window? They provide a certain texture to the image and also in a way make it somewhat surreal.
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I missed the ones on the lattice window. Textures are a way of improving a picture in many ways. ^^
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It's so beautiful...I really like the way you're doing your pics. With black and white and just one other color...the kimono is gorgeous.
Please keep up the good work <3
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thank you, darling!
Tricolor grew on me indeed and it goes well with *natural* three colors of onnagata make up.
I'm really glad you enjoy my work!
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Ah! thats very nice! I like these colors in old style
oh keep doing please
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I will be most happy to oblige hahaha.
You're very sweet, thank you so much for the kind encouragements!
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