It's been months since my last submission, and this is all I've done since then. It's a quickly-done poster for my university's Japanese film conference that was held this week. It was a great event, and I even recieved a beautiful book on ikebana for my efforts. It feels good to be recognized, I think.
They showed some amazing films, most of them old, and I cried during one of them (Ozu's "Tokyo Story" - weep!).
Pencils. Cleanup, text and special effects in Photoshop. Coloring in OpenCanvas.
Art © Carrie-ko
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In all seriousness, it's beautiful, just like all of your work! I really like the scene on the camera, and that each section of filmstrip has a clip from a different movie on it. Also, as the other people have stated, her hair becoming the film is a great idea. It's like the old is becoming new again. Or something to that effect XD
Yeah, for something quickly done, it's freaking fantastic. You rule.
Can you guess which movies are in the film frames?
Thanks!
i have a friend who probably would want to marry you. he loves this type of stuff.
they got me hooked on japanese films. this looks like something i'd really want to go to.