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Afternoon in Odawara.
Published: 2006-02-25 07:24:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 30113; Favourites: 1630; Downloads: 2781
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Paint date: 20060225.Thanks.
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Wow! This is just fantastic. Did you use inks or watercolours?
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Whoa, I bought this print from you years ago. I just found the image in somebody's faves and realized that I lost the print and frame I had of this. I'm going to have to buy another.
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Whaaaaa youΒ΄re so freaking good at colors. This is a beautiful and amazing painting^^
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Yeah this one has a very potent atmospheric quality. I love the sense of loneliness and maybe solitude that the man seems to feel.
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i like it a lot... quick question, did you color first or ink first?
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Wow this is amazing. The contrast of those colours, the sketchiness, this is incredibly fascinating for me, and something out of my dreams. Stunning work.
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Amazing work. I can't take my eyes off it now... It is so.. (can't find any words to express the feeling that your painting gives to me)
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the colours on this are lovely! i really wish i could paint like you.
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Lovely colours and sketchy feel - it makes me miss Japan!
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Lovely! Great atmosphere and beautiful, rich watercolors!
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Very cool!
beauty and urban sentimentality
beautiful colors!
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the electricity cables will arrest all of us.
(very beautiful, full)
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What medium did you use ? This looks amazing ! I should try something like that too....
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This reminds me fo Kerouac\'s On the Road, somehow related to the narrator\'s errance in Louisiana. Maybe by its town atmosphere or its colours, reminding me of Mexico\'s chapters.
Good colouring anyway.
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i really like how you played with the cone of vision choosing to distort the light poles so they seem organic and alive
i also enjoy the sort of sketchiness to the drawing
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I can't believe I never added this to my favorites. It's been on my wishlist forever.
looove the colors.
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omgggg you're SOOO talented at painting! well at art in general ahha XD
this reminds me of tekkon kinkreet for some reason...i didn't get to watch it yet TT_TT must watch soon!
(haha i recognized who you are since you posted some of your arashi art on vox..am i right? ahha XD)
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Thanks! aah this was drawn/painted before Tekkon releases lol.. maybe it's the power lines poles? 
Yes, I also have a vox acct
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This reminds me of Edward Ardizzone's work a lot. I think it has to do with the way the paint isn't put on very exactly.
I love the way the lamp posts bend.
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really nice! i've been drawing something with this kind of approach as well
loved the theme and the way you used the colors
the green-yellow-blue (brazil's flag's pallete) goes really well with the illustration
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I really like the feel in this painting, it's so beautiful^^
luv it!
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I never comment on artists work but your art has a very colourful "motion" feel to them, i really like it! I must ask are you an optimist or a pessimist?
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i love the black tiny sketchy lines
those outlines ouf i love them this grungy feeling along with those dark colors
it has a sad feeling , sensational coloring technique
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is this copic or watercolour? very unique.
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Very intesting art stye you have i like it alot!
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i've browsed through your gallery, and i have to admit, this is one of my favorites out of them all.
your artwork is fantastic! it looks like the powerline polls are warped by heat or something.
this is a lot better than some of the stuff i now see in the "popular" bin. I applaud it :applaud:
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Beautiful, I love the odd feeling the yellows give off.
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Amazing! I'm so in love with your gallery, your style is brilliant. I love the colours in this :
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Oh, this is lovely. The curves of the telephone poles give it a particularly nice kind of perspective, not literal so much as subjective... I like that.
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