Morning glory

[pigma]

Hello, all.
I am shikuri. ;)
This flower is a morning glory.
The flower of a morning glory will bloom at the early morning of summer, and will wither at the daytime time of the day.
Japanese people like this flower from ancient times.
It may be the flower loved by everybody at the next of a cherry tree.
The building of a background is the private house in Japan old type.
A thing like the terrace facing the yard calls it "ENGAWA."
This woman became a bride last night.
It is the sight of the morning of the next day. ;)
http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/uploaded_from_zbc/200308/user_image-1061780928igz.jpg

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[Polaris30]

Very nice work.... I like all your trees and plants... the morning glory is beutiful!

[andreseloy]

Just beutiful and masterpiece¡¡¡
Congratulations

[RAMSESIIV]

I never concieve such an image even in my dreams : GREATTT!!! :eek: :eek: :eek:

[DMerchen]

Very nice picture! I truly enjoy your explanations of your artwork. I think we can learn a lot about other people with artwork, and your pictures are a fine example of this. Thank you for sharing you talent.

[nAÄAx]

Just beutiful!! :eek: :eek: :D How u did the house perspective? Could you maka some scheme of your working method?? thanks and congratulations :cool:

[DeeVee]

Hi Pigma, this is great! the house in the background is that a photograph or was it done in ZBrush. If it was, I would like to learn your methodology, if you do not mind sharing it with the group, as I am certain many members would find this facinating. When I see an image, I always try and work out the methodoly used, and in this way I learn and sometimes find out new ways of creating objects. So far I think I understand how the tree, vines, rail and new bride were done. the house still has me stumped :) help please :ex: this is so good! :tu: :tu: :tu: :tu: :) :ex:

[Stonecutter]

Amazing!
The perspective obtained with the haze makes this go on forever, and the placement of the flower is the mark of great vision and technical art skills!
Once again, you amaze me! You have changed my vision of the capabilities of ZBrush with your works! :tu: :tu: :tu:

[The Namek]

looks terrific !
The fog and noise in this image really add to the image.
great work on the plants , in fact on the whole scene. :tu: :tu: :tu:

[Stargo]

Beautiful image :tu: :tu:
I really like your style :tu:

Stargo

[Flycatcher]

About 30 years ago I had these beautiful flowers trained up the wall dividing my fgront and back gardens. Nice to see them again - and in such a spectaular setting. Love the misty background. :tu: :tu:

[Grub]

Enchanting picture, I like very much your description of the thoughts behind it. :)

[pigma]

Hello, all. ;)
Thank you for a wonderful comment.
You understood deeply the very special kind feel of the picture which I drew. :tu:
I was surprised. And I respect you.

Now, I thought that I would explain the work process of this picture.
However, though regrettable, I cannot explain in English.
Therefore, I show them by illustration.
Please infer process until you obtain this illustration and a picture is completed pleasing.
If I am useful to you, I am glad. :) :) :)

shikuri
http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/uploaded_from_zbc/200308/user_image-1061872858bym.jpg

[andreseloy]

Hello Pigma(you are Shikuri) I want to thank a lot for share with us your creativity. I believe thats the way...sharing,teaching and growing from great artist like you ¡¡¡¡...
Congratulations¡¡¡¡

[nAÄAx]

Thanks a lot for sharing, everydetail is just precious :O :O Those leaves are wonderful, and the head modelling is outstanding!

Waitin for more and more and more! :D :D

[kokoro]

a wonderful image, shikuri. she really looks fallen in love. the mood of that particular morning lives in your image. i love it, it remembers me of mine...

[jim coe]

Ah Pigma and Shikuri, this is so lovely!

Flower, Woman and Day - each caught expertly in their own special gesture in the stream of time.

And your English is easy to understand.

Also, your words make the picture so much more. Perhaps in Japan you would show this picture with a poem?

Just an instant and a gesture - the very stuff our lives are made of.