Smokin’ Geisha (Sketchcrawl 15 Revisited) at Art & Story Blog

Smokin’ Geisha (Sketchcrawl 15 Revisited)

Published August 31st, 2007 in Life, Character, Field, Events

Here’s the smoking girl from Sketchcrawl 15, but with added watercolor. This is one really nice aspect to the modified Moleskine and having a sketchbook with watercolor paper. Any drawing is a potential future painting.

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1 Cheryl Sep 4th, 2007 at 4:55 pm

Smokin’ is right! She’s great. I like how her posture, activity and expression are the antithesis of everything we associate with ladies in kimonos.
2 Lee-Roy Sep 5th, 2007 at 6:08 pm

Ha! Thanks, Cheryl. Definitely. She’s of Japanese decent and in Japanese garb, and she’s an American teenager through and through.

About Lee-Roy

I’m a Storyboard Artist and Illustrator currently in Los Angeles, where I live with my fiancée, three cats, and several colonies of ants. My earliest memory is as a three-year-old, drawing a picture. About three decades later, the picture is still being drawn. It’s one I never want to finish.

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