The MAIKO plays GO-game

[Frenchy Pilou]

Hi Shikuri
***22810;***12367;***12398; ***24863;***35613; ***12381;***12428;***12399; ***12377;***12400;***12425;***12375;***12356; (Alas it's google translation because my japan = 0
Wonderful interpretation and realisation!
Of course this one overpass my wish
Great sensibily and colorizing and what cornucopia of textures!
The "mise-en-scene" of the three personnages around the classic wood Go Ban is completly "living"!
It's a rare beauty!
What a pleasure to see a Go game isn't it ?

For those who want to see the first Post for this "command"

For those who want to see the second Post and find some links about Go and Art : Shikuri bird painting!
(slide the page for see a model of prints)

For those who like animated manga and want to learn go in easy way that is the place!
(first connection is generaly very long)

What can I say more? Bravo !
A great thanks to Shikuri for this new painting!
I wish that you had a great pleasure to make it!

So I want to give you an another suggestion idea
The Fifty Three Stations of the Tokaido Road (one of the beautiful Site I have never seen)
Of course just "one" will be a next treasure
Have happy Zbrush painting more
Thx again
All Zbrush Shikari Paintings

Pilou fan of Shikuri
(Pigma should be very jealous )

Ps I suppose that you have taken a real history game party? And the book handed a real book ?
Pss For all those that like reading : "The master of Go" by Yasunari Kawabata (the Nobel writer) An excellent classic book
Pss For those who don't like IGO see the print following

[pigma]

Hi All
I appreciate your message.
Thank you very much.

Hi Frenchy Pilou
I am glad to have you be glad.
This picture was made for you.
While "GO" is a game, it is the tool which solves philosophy.
I do not play "GO".
However, I know it is in fashion in schoolchildren under the influence of the boom of animation now in Japan.

The "fifty-three post stations of the Tokaido" is a kind of the most famous ukiyoe of Japan.
I like the landscape of the brilliant layout which "HIROSHIGE" draws too.
However, I think it unsuitable to copy these scenery using ZBrush.
These landscapes sketch the actual scenery of Japan of those days freely.
And since those layouts were wood-block prints, they were possible.
Moreover, though regrettable, I do not do the copy of others' picture.

Some day, If I meet with beautiful scenery of Japan and to want to express the impression by ZBrush, then your proposal will be realized in another meaning.

Shikuri

[Frenchy Pilou]

This picture was made for you.

I am very honored
Now I am oblige to make one for you (don't be pressed, I am some lazzy this time

For the landscape, take your time, and make as you want
It was just a suggestion, no question of copy but interpretation of the style of UkyoE !
There is actualy a big exposition at Paris Images du Monde flottant (UkyoE )where is this one !
(an old game board & the Landscape of the Fuji

Have fun time
Pilou fan of Shikuri

[dorian zen]

it is soooo refreshing to see a twist on the use of
zbrush .
A question how did you do the canvas shoe on the figures foot
in the foreground? In zbrush?

[Sav]

This is really beautiful. Thanks for showing us it.
Sav

[spaceghost]

how the heck did you make this???