Mayan Samurai
Mayan Samurai
Painting \ Figure | 11/20/06 @556 |
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This is a collaborative piece drawn by Alberto Ruiz and painted by me, Bobby Chiu. (I've waited MONTHS to write that sentence!)Now, you might be thinking that Mayan and Japanese are worlds apart. Believe me, I thought so too at first, but then decided that "Ancient Japan Sketches" needn't be taken so literally. The Japanese elements were present, so we included her. I wouldn't want to tell this Mayan samurai woman that she's not getting into the book, would you?
I've been a fan of Alberto's for a while now. I've always admired his unique "Alberto Ruiz style" of designing women. And at the 2006 Toronto Fan Expo, I had the opportunity to tell him this in person. Ironically, he came over to our booth before I had a chance to find HIM. He introduced himself and said he was a fan of our work! This just goes to show: the internet is an incredible networking tool.
I wasted no time in asking him to be a guest artist for this book. Then he came up with the idea for a collaborative piece, and just like that, "Mayan Samurai" was born.
To see more of Alberto's girls, visit http://processjunkie.blogspot.com/
Imaginism's next book "ANCIENT JAPAN SKETCHES" coming out December 1st. For more on Imaginism books http://www.imaginismstudios.com/store-books.html
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11/20/06 @558
awesome style and work, it sure is original
technically great too
good job
11/20/06 @568
The muscle, the sword, and the blood stains looks very nice!
but only a little thingy, her left leg looks much more better than her right.
+9
11/20/06 @577
The legs are stretching the imagination on how strangely out of line anatomy can be before it becomes unnerving. I haven't decided on how I feel about it just yet.
Great execution on the arms and tattoo.
11/20/06 @581
Technically well excecuted, great details.
I think the steel of the blade is not entirely convincing.
Overall, an excellent piece, you have real flair for making flamboyant characters
+ 9
11/20/06 @593
Wicked!!!
11/20/06 @701
Top marks!!.....Great image!
Carlos
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11/22/06 @268
just a personal thing I guess..
but you are very good with lighting and paint
congratz
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11/28/06 @037
The colors and everything is great
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