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Title:	TRDL - Kabuki
Artist:	thom chiaramonte (All)
Media Type:	Mixed Media
Art Type:	Pin Up
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	701
Likes on CAF:	0 1
Favorited on CAF:	1
Comments:	2
Added to Site:	7/1/2011
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TRDL 2011 Series, No. 60 - Kabuki
Third Rail Thrills Series No. 62

This piece was done for the Kabuki jam on the TRDL R3 Forum and TRDL-R3-WeeklyJam group on dA.

David Mack's character, Kabuki, was always very striking to me, not only in the costume design but in the non-costume illustrations he would do, showing his masterful hand at drawing beautiful Japanese women. I've been seated next to him at a con, and I understand WHY. Anyway, I wanted to do another old-school vintage pose for this one. This was actually drawn on the plane on the way down to LA and inked on the way back, with only a few turbulence related hiccups.

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	thom chiaramonte
Joined:	November 2005
Last Login:	June 2015
Ebay Id:	thirdraildesignlab
Website:	http://www.thirdraildesignlab.com
Country:	UNITED STATES
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Thomas Rosko
Member Since 2007

Posted on 7/2/2011

Despite the plane travel and turbulence you had to endure, this turned out really nice. Always liked Kabuki as well, this is a wonderful drawing. I really like the pose and look on her face.

thom chiaramonte
Member Since 2005

Posted on 7/5/2011

Thomas Rosko wrote:

Despite the plane travel and turbulence you had to endure, this turned out really nice. Always liked Kabuki as well, this is a wonderful drawing. I really like the pose and look on her face.

thank you! The one glaring error I initially made was that I couldn't decide, at the time of illustration, if I wanted her arm farther back with elbow visible, as it is now, or if I wanted it more tight to the back, with hand visible holding the scythe. So i unintentionally rendered both, and forgot to choose. One of my site fans noted this and I made the quick correction. Thanks for looking and commenting!

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