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Nicolas Uribe painting of Mifune as Lone wolf and Cub sanjuro yojumbo

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Nicolas Uribe painting of Mifune as Lone wolf and Cub sanjuro yojumbo Comic Art

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Title:	Nicolas Uribe painting of Mifune as Lone wolf and Cub sanjuro yojumbo
Artist:	Nicolas Uribe ()
Media Type:	Paint - Oil
Art Type:	Illustration
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	57
Likes on CAF:	4 5
Comments:	5
Added to Site:	3/21/2025
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Not much to say other than Nicolas crushed this. He went for a different approach than his usual thick paint and really let the drawing show through. ( pic of the scanned drawing below) Also like how he let the color take him in a different direction and set an eerie tone.

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	Matt Dicke Premium Gallery Owner
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Last Login:	September 2025
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Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

Posted on 3/21/2025

The thinner paints not only allow us to see the drawing underneath, but also show the brush strokes and their direction and flow even as Mifune has that anger bottled up in reds.

Matt Dicke
Member Since 2006

1 - Posted on 3/21/2025

Marcus Wai wrote:

The thinner paints not only allow us to see the drawing underneath, but also show the brush strokes and their direction and flow even as Mifune has that anger bottled up in reds.

Great observation. Yeah the bottled up anger is the perfect feeling for this piece. Mifune often looked like he was about to explode!

Paul Martini
Member Since 2021

1 - Posted on 3/21/2025

Oh wow. Was his plan to paint over opaquely but once he saw how incredible the underdrawing looked with the washes, he left it? If so, I approve!

Matt Dicke
Member Since 2006

Posted on 3/21/2025

Paul Martini wrote:

Oh wow. Was his plan to paint over opaquely�but once he saw how incredible the underdrawing looked with the washes, he left it? If so, I approve!�

Yeah it turned out great, I sent you a message.

Kavi H
Member Since 2018

1 - Posted on 4/27/2025

great piece. that combination of mediums and tones really bring about the strong image. unique work by Uribe

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