Eien Kuronashi: My Japan Sketchbook edited p5!

[Eien Kuronashi]

Hello people, that's my first post here.
I choose to show you, my travel book from Japan.
It's a very special country, and I really enjoy to there soon.
Sorry for my bad english.

So the following draws are two differents "species", some were made there, on an old school book of mine, so there are lines on. And some are realised after come back, with watercolor like true illustrations (because in Japan, you want to draw everything you see, every meters, so that's impossible, during the 3 weeks of the trip, we take about 7000 photos!)

Now, the work:
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Narita01.jpg

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Yanaka03.jpg

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Yanaka04.jpg641927

[kaktuzlime]

Very nice! I dig them =)

[donlowcm]

Thanks for sharing... I was looking out for more sketches... well I will visit your blog site to look at them all. For your information, I have already enjoyed those you posted. Looking good and I am also wishing to go to Japan and sketch too.

[sourgasm]

very cool. love that second one.

[donkeyslayer]

the second one is most excellent :)

[monstertree]

These are fantastic! I went to Japan last November and could barely sit still for 2 seconds to draw (much as I wanted to) let alone produce such beautiful sketches.
素晴らしい。もっとおねがいします！

[Craig Phillips]

These are wonderful! sigh, I love and miss japan! Cant wait to go back!
Great work!
c

[`rawr]

gorgeous! thank you for sharing these.

[Eien Kuronashi]

Thanks guys,

the next:

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Kurama01.jpg

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Yanaka06.jpg

[Idiot Apathy]

I love em <3 <3 <3

[teho]

awesome, thank you.
the last one is gorgeous.

btw i checked your blog and i love the last 2 pictures two and amazing pencils... remind me some anime's backgrounds painterly approach. keep it up with good work!

[Mikael Leger]

Cool stuff, thanks for posting. The Yokais on your blog are excellent!

[Farvus]

Wow. Thanks for posting these. You made me want to go out and do some watercolors :).

[HunterKiller_]

Beautiful.

[walnut]

Wow, these are good, the second to last one in particular rocks my boat. You just keep those coming, okay?

[Stahlrollin]

these are beautiful.............. trese tres beau merci for sharing them.

[destinyapocalypse]

fantastic jobsss cool

[dariocoelho]

Magnifique! I love the last urban piece... Reminds me so much of my 2 week Tokyo trip. Wish I had used a travel sketchbook like you. All the impressions I got, are saved on my braindrive. No photos, nada...

Hope you'll show us some more!

[Bill]

There are a few more, plus some moleskines here (http://cafoutche.blogspot.com/). Everything is really nice. Thank You Eien.

[Vulgar`]

Elegance in watercolors. I like them all.

[erik-jan v/d schuur]

looks awesome! great work on your blog to!

[Eien Kuronashi]

Thanks a lot for these nice comments. I hope you like that.

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Kurama02.jpg

[TheGnoll]

these are really really beautiful, thanks for sharing, and i can't wait to see more!

ciao

[Elam]

Gorgeous.

[dTb]

Wonderful work Eien, gorgeous sense of light and suggestion of texture. You're really utilizing your mediums beautiful.

[Napkin]

Beautiful..I wish I could draw/paint like that. Inspires me to practice :).

Edit: I even set one as my desktop. I hope you don't mind!

[kev ferrara]

These are very fresh and beautiful. I also like that little red circle stamp you have! :) Wish I had one!

[pencilgeek]

great stuff .

[bao]

Beautiful stuff.

[Ruivo]

i really dig them, you totally trasmite that japan feel in your ilustrations! Want to see more! Great work so far! ;)

[Eien Kuronashi]

Thank you, the most important for me is that the draws transmit atmosphere and a "wish" of travel.
All these pictures will figure in a travel sketchbook of Japan, which will be edit in France this year. I work for it, so thank you for your impressions and advices.

Now the next:

Kurama again:
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Kurama03.jpg

[psychoboy]

Super god damn stuff;

loved it!!

[Slothboy3000]

Incredible sketchbook! This is truelly inspiring. I lvoe how different the black and white sketches are from the colour environments.

[S.I.O.R]

great work, love the style

[metalwinds]

Very nice work. The last couple have a great variety of line and texture. I am going to Italy in a few days and these images are getting me pumped to do some on location drawing.

[Eien Kuronashi]

Thanks guys, these black & white serie is from Kurama, a very special place in North of Kyoto, where a very special atmosphere reigns. I really wonder it, and I'm sure you can meet a Tengu or yokai there.

The next ones:

Kurama temple, lost into the deep forest:

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Kurama04.jpg

[TheDirtSyndicate]

wow... you've got some beautiful work going on in here.
just checked out your blog too, awesome stuff
you just made a new fan

[Eien Kuronashi]

Thank you, I hope you'll enjoy this one.

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Nippori01.jpg

[Eien Kuronashi]

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Nippori02.jpg

[mariusz]

this one is my favorite so far:
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Yanaka06.jpg

cheers

[Gloominati]

awesome pieces! Love to see people updating kickass watercolors to that forum. thanks for sharing!!

[unrelatedwaffle]

Très, très beaux, vos dessins, et vos descriptions! Merci pour un peu de beauté dans ma journée, Eien. :D

[NeecHMonkeY]

Needs more bicycles. :P I can't walk out my front door without tripping over a push-bike here in Tokyo.

Seriously though, these are really nice. Great mood and it's very cool to see some familiar places.

The above 2 look like Yotsuya and Yoyogi JR stations. :)

[D@niel]

Great art!!

[lucifercheng]

I love the third one~ really great~ peaceful and sophisticated~

[Jas0n 0n a Bike]

Man, you are ACE.

[InvertedChalupa]

wow! these are all great man : )

[Eien Kuronashi]

Thanks guys!

Here comes the next: a funny detail in front of a shop where we passed every days in Ueno, Taito-ku - TOKYO.

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Ueno01.jpg

[Eien Kuronashi]

So, here is a new place, the Koya-san in the south of Osaka, Wakayama district.
The Koya-san is a very special place, a high place of Shingon Buddhism, there are about 700 temples and a huge cimetery (Okuno-in) with a very very special atmosphere.

I tried to restitute it:
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Koya-san06.jpg

[egerie]

Génial. If you decide to plow through all your photos and do as many watercolours, there's no denying your skills are going to skyrocket (and we'll love you for posting it)!

[LINRAN]

Nice work man!I wish someday i can be there.Thanks for sharing!

[brutal moineau]

je ne m'en lasse pas de ton travail! tu me donne envie de partir là bas!

[Lastro]

Wow. Very amazing. You really captured the Japanese spirit here.

[John Bridges]

Beautiful work! I love looking at travel sketches and paintings -- its the next best thing to being there yourself, and far more interesting than photos. Please keep them coming!

[nonie]

Really beautiful paintings!

[Idiot Apathy]

<3 <3 <3

[Eien Kuronashi]

Thanks a lot for your comments, it's stimulating!

This one is still in Okuno-in of Koya-san, few meters placed after the first one.

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Koya-san04.jpg

[Eien Kuronashi]

Hello fellers, the thread is rising up!

There is new stuff for you: Tokyo Shinjuku!

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Shinjuku01.jpg

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Shinjuku02.jpg

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Shinjuku03.jpg

[Pavel Sokov]

You have got a ton of talent, the last one is unbelievable!

[wesburt]

awesome update!!!

[sourgasm]

amazing !

[The Gathering]

Really cool! I'd love to travel to Japan someday just after seeing your drawings. Look like you filled the soul into each one. Thanks for sharing!

[AlexEh]

Oh my god... these are so nice. Great stuff. Ughhhhhh sorry for so much asspattery but really these are awesome. Really inspireing actually. @___@

[TASmith]

I forget who originally stated that the purpose of the artist is to take a boring rock, and make the most incredible painting of that rock, so that people fall in love with it. You just did the same thing with a convenience store. Love this thread!

[Masev]

So, here is a new place, the Koya-san in the south of Osaka, Wakayama district.
The Koya-san is a very special place, a high place of Shingon Buddhism, there are about 700 temples and a huge cimetery (Okuno-in) with a very very special atmosphere.

I tried to restitute it:
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Koya-san06.jpg

I was in Koyasan 3 days ago! Must be one of the most awesome places on earth! Love you drawing, it is very inspirering!

[TheGnoll]

so good! so good! :nohope:

thanks for sharing!

[Cam Sykes]

Man feels like I'm on drugs or something because when I look at the first piece of your latest post it looks all wiggly as if it's animated and moving.

All these are gold man, really.

[Traveler]

Really enjoying these. Next best thing to being there. :rendered: Looking forward to more.

[vproce]

Great stuff!

[Eien Kuronashi]

Thanks for your coms guys.

Masev>I've posted my process in tutorials area, but there (is if you like it).

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/WIP-Koyasan02/Step01.jpg

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/WIP-Koyasan02/Step02.jpg

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/WIP-Koyasan02/Step03.jpg

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/WIP-Koyasan02/Step04.jpg

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/WIP-Koyasan02/Step05.jpg

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/WIP-Koyasan02/Step06.jpg

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/WIP-Koyasan02/Step07.jpg

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/WIP-Koyasan02/Step08.jpg

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/WIP-Koyasan02/Step09.jpg

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Koya-san06.jpg

[geckochan]

These are truly, truly beautiful. Thank you for sharing them with us.

[tjh]

Amazing work, great to see your process! Would love to visit Japan at some point seems like such an amazing place

[Cam Sykes]

Thanks alot for the tutorial :D

[Ian Barker]

These are great, I'm really enjoying looking at them. Thanks for sharing your process pics as well! :)

[UmpaArt]

Gahhh these are dope! So glad I clicked on this thread. Dude, you could totally do a show with this work. I love the style.

[Virg]

ca donne pas seulement lenvi de voyager, ca donne vraiment envi de se mettre a la peinture a l'eau, superbe !!!

[Blitz]

Jaw Dropping

[Ravenseye]

excelent use of watercolor! Err technique I mean great job.

[AlexEh]

Lol you make it look to easy sir! :D

[Sol Blue]

Great, great watercolors! I'm blown away.

[GriNGo]

Nice job!

[Traveler]

Thank you for sharing the process shots. Very helpful. Please keep posting. Great stuff!

[LuisNCT]

Love your watercolors!

[Artfix]

Yeah man holy smokes. Get this stuff in a book but you could do even more with em..people would eat this up. Get em in some calenders, postcards and prints. Then have a show and sell the originals!

Bah maybe someday I will be able to watercolor--it looks so pleasing to my eyeballs.

[Eien Kuronashi]

Thank you for your compliments guys.
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Yanaka07.jpg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Yanaka02.jpg

[Mic Mac]

Tres belle maitrise de l'aquarelle. Bon c'est decidé des que mon bébé sera autonome je part la bas. Tu viens de me redonner la motivation. Merci

[Lyndsay Harper]

These are great! really really great!

Im so happy someone made a thread like this for people like me to see :')

[bhanu]

I have been to this thread much times before, sad that I didnt leave a comment.
Really refreshing works. And thanks for the word at my thread too. Means a lot to get it from an artist of your calibre.
Much thanks for posting the works. I hope post a lot more here.

[Eien Kuronashi]

Thank you Bhanu for your comment, I really appreciate your work, you have choose a uneasy way and it's courageous! Thanks for support.

Thanks to Lyndsay and Mic Mac, really.

Today we stay in Yanaka, I just finish a picture of a little street close to our lodging, very tiny street, even "street" seems a huge word for that place, but it was also very quiet, green and nice....aahh

I hope you'll enjoy too.

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Yanaka08.jpg

[DANKA]

wow!
Really amazing! fantastic watercolours!!! more please!!!

[zimfin]

Really beautiful watercolours! I would love to visit Japan some day and these pictures make me want to even more. Great job.

[Senpen]

Wow these are very nice, especially the forest ones.

[machete]

very nice concept, I love the traditional art.... keep up

[Eien Kuronashi]

Domo arigato gozaimashita!

Thanks for your comments, that's very helpfull.

This is Shinjuku JR Station's department store: Odakyu.
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Shinjuku04.jpg

[Jon Sun]

These are really beautiful. They really capture the mood of the scenes.

Do you draw with pencil first or do you just paint directly with the watercolor?

[WyckdNick]

Wow! These are really nice. I love that they are true watercolors not digital. The colors are very rich and your details are sharp. You have a nice grasp of the materials and technique. I enjoyed seeing your process as well.

Keep up the good work! You've inspired me to get our my watercolors agian!

[The_Flying_Dutchman]

This is very impressive work, great composition and balance of light. The little details tie everything together nicely.

Keep it up!

[ThomasM]

easily one of the most inspiring sketchbooks ive seen! Thanks for sharing with us

Tom

[Michaelsama]

I'm always referring to your watercolor approach so I'm really glad I finally checked out your sketchbook. I too share your passion for Japan and it's beauty!

[Eien Kuronashi]

Hello fellers! Thanks for comments, you're great!

This is another picture of the Okuno-in of Koya-san, all the stones are graves.

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Koya-san09.jpg

[Eien Kuronashi]

Another WIP:

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/wip-yanaka2/Step01.jpg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/wip-yanaka2/Step02.jpg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/wip-yanaka2/Step03.jpg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/wip-yanaka2/Step04.JPG
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/wip-yanaka2/Step05.JPG
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/wip-yanaka2/Step06.JPG
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Yanaka10.jpg

[Comp wiz]

Very cool!

[Nobie]

Wow great work. Makes me want to dust of that old watercolor sketchbook.

[Mex]

you are totaly inspires!!! Awesome art !

[DANKA]

Just wow! :-) love watercolors and you are a master! :-)

[Eien Kuronashi]

Thanks guy, that thread got up of besides grave!

So, I show you another work-in-progress of Tokyo Nezu's matsuri (festival)

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/wipmatsuri/Tokyo-yanaka-matsuriWIP01.jpg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/wipmatsuri/Tokyo-yanaka-matsuriWIP02.jpg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/wipmatsuri/Tokyo-yanaka-matsuriWIP03.jpg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/wipmatsuri/Tokyo-yanaka-matsuriWIP04.jpg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/wipmatsuri/Tokyo-yanaka-matsuriWIP05.jpg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/wipmatsuri/Tokyo-yanaka-matsuriWIPdet1.jpg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/wipmatsuri/Tokyo-yanaka-matsuriWIPdet2.jpg

[REONIN]

excelent work, the use of watercolours is amazing

[stalsby]

These are super good!! Thanks for sharing!! :]

[LINRAN]

Wonderful feeling, wonderful sketch!

[Joshua Gomez]

They're all great but still copied from a photograph. I feel like they wold have more weight and legitimacy if they were true studies from life. Do that next time. Other than that, your drawing technique is aesthetically pleasing

[Eien Kuronashi]

I agree Joshua, if you want to send me some money for my next Japan trip, this will be a pleasure to take time for painting there, I accept VISA:wink:

[gustavo desimone]

I love your style

[Eien Kuronashi]

Here is a watercolor speed made during the Café Salé Workshop 2010 in Paris.
It takes me about 45 - 60 min.
It's another Koya-san view in Kansai, Japan.
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/cfsl/webworkshop2010.jpg

[Kauil]

Thank you for these works! I'm quite fond of this style myself. Also, I have a friend who's been travelling in Japan and he has tons of pictures of different areas, rural and urban... such an inspirational place, it is.

[dudu torres]

Really like how loose you're brushstrokes are, mainly on the woods and trees creating the precise volume and mood even in the more sketchy pics. Also really liked the rendering on that b & w piece. It's a watercolor class, just looking at this thread.Truly inspiring!

[Eien Kuronashi]

Thank you for your comments, it's give me motivation!

here is a new one, very quickly done, about 15 min, the goal is catching the essence of the subject, it might be short for somebody, but it's long 15 minutes, enough long for not be stressed by time and be focus on you draw.
I don't lose time to draw details, I start directly with ink to fix the bridge by the three on the left, and every stuff add easily around. The ink is dried very quickly by the paper, so after only few strokes I paint directly with watercolor "to dress" my atmosphere. It's an obligation to stop after 15 min as I decided before I start because afterwhile things begin worse.

So, no more blabla, now the picture:
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/Tokyo-Asakusa02.jpg

[h2rra]

These are amazing!

[Ccs]

So excellent.

[snatti]

this was amazing, how long did you spend in japan?

[Trefle]

This are really amazing watercolors O_O I.. I..am speechless.

If I may ask, how big are the papers and how long do you work on it?

[Eien Kuronashi]

Thank you Ccs & H2rra for your support,

Trefle> I did almost pictures on 24x32 cm pages.

Snazzi> I spent about a month.

Today I just post an except subject (sorry!) about a French comic book published few weeks ago. It's a collective book about ecology assembling 31 authors for 19 stories on environment.

I did a small story, parody-like. There is my cover and the first pages:

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/cfsl/Brume/couv.jpg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/cfsl/Brume/planche01.jpg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/cfsl/Brume/planche02.jpg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/cfsl/Brume/planche03.jpg

[Mic Mac]

Cool tout ca. Je serais curieux de voir la suite. J'aime beaucoup les bestioles de la fin :)

[Eien Kuronashi]

Mic Mac>Merci! La suite dans toutes les bonnes librairies, fnac ou virgin "Brume" chez CFSL.Ink! ;)

[Chijts]

These are just too cool for me I shouldn't even be looking at them.

Truly inspiring stuff.

[Mic Mac]

Ah j'ai trop filé d'argent a CFSL.Ink. Bon je vais gratter les fonds de tiroir ca devrais etre interessant si j'en juge tes planches.
Continue a poster c un regal :)

[creativehigh]

really nice feeling to them ..

[Eien Kuronashi]

Hello guys,

Just a message to say that I support a cause: victims of the Japan earthquake.

It's a website made by the French community Café Salé (or CFSL.net) were artists can send draws and illustrations for a charity sell and an artbook which the money will go to the earthquake victims.

There it is (http://tsunami.cfsl.net)

You will find my contributions and many others
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/images/japon/web2011-3-11seisme-sendai01.jpg

Thank you

[NeecHMonkeY]

Though I appreciate the sentiment behind this effort and I even hope it succeeds in helping people over here, I find it a little in poor taste that each of the paintings depicts the tragedy that is still ongoing. :(

Maybe it's just me and I'm being a bit too sensitive about the situation but is it really necessary to garner support in this way?

[Eien Kuronashi]

Have you visit the website? I'm not the only one.

To answer you, I've done the only one thing I know to do, that's drawing, I'm not a dragon monsters drawer or things like that, I draw usually what I see in front of me, sketching everywhere. But I'm not in Japan now, so I've made a sketch like I was, drawing what I see on NHK or anything else.

It's a kind of testimony, if you prefer.

Please visit the website.

[NeecHMonkeY]

Please don't take it personally, Eien. I did visit the website which is why I commented - there were several images there that left a bad taste in my mouth due to the fact that myself and people I know are still dealing with what is being depicted in those images.

It feels almost like people are glamorizing what is still an ongoing traumatic experience. The child playing with his Kamen Rider and Gundam toys in the rubble... a gas-masked soldier holding an AK-47 in the ruins of a Japanese city... a topless Manga girl praying for Japan.

As I mentioned, I understand and really appreciate the intentions behind this. I just don't think the content is appropriate.

[magicbrush]

I like these watercolor paintings!

[RocketMonkey]

Nice!

[cricketts801]

I love your water color paintings!

[Phil Moss]

I've just returned from Japan after two weeks visiting my brother, so it's great to see these images :)!! I, too, produced a sketchbook while I was over there (check out the sketchbook link in my signature, I'd love to see what you think of it!) - like you've said, it's so difficult not being able to draw EVERYTHING!

Great comic pages too!

[Eien Kuronashi]

Thank you guys, for encouragements!

@Phill Moss: Hello, thanks, I've read your sketchbook, and I liked it, it's plentyfull of remembers, I enjoy your sumi-e, it's nice.

Today, I post again, from a long time ago.
I'm happy to say you that my Japan travel sketchbook will be avalaible soon!

The book is bilingual French/Japanese, 160 pages full color, first tome on Tokyo.

You can see the twenty first pages there: CFSL.Ink (http://www.cfsl-ink.com/fr/products/voyage-au-japon-tome-1)


You can find it on Amazon (http://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/2359470175/ref=s9_simh_gw_p14_d10_g14_i1?pf_rd_m=A1X6FK5RDHNB 96&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_r=0ZRKSNP4SJD2XBJMCDYP&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=463375533&pf_rd_i=405320)

The national release (in France only) will be the 23rd February!

We just get back from the International Comic Book Festival of Angoulême for presenting the book in preview, and we got success. People have bought all the copies there in three days! I didn't expect that at all!

there is some pictures to tease you:
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___01.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___02.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___03.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___04.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___05.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___06.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___07.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___08.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___10.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___11.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___12.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___13.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___14.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___15.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___16.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/120120___cfsl_ink___voyage_au_japon___17.jpeg

[Samantha]

nice work,how can i get this book

[merl1n]

No wonder the book was sold out in three days - it's looking great.

keep it up

[Eien Kuronashi]

@Merl1n: thank you for encouragement!

@Samantha: I've put the following link : Amazon (http://www.amazon.fr/Voyage-au-Japon-Sandrine-Garcia/dp/2359470175)

I put here some photos of the festival:

http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/cfsl_voyage_au_japon_angouleme2012_33.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/cfsl_voyage_au_japon_angouleme2012_27.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/cfsl_voyage_au_japon_angouleme2012_28.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/cfsl_voyage_au_japon_angouleme2012_29.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/cfsl_voyage_au_japon_angouleme2012_21.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/cfsl_voyage_au_japon_angouleme2012_20.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/cfsl_voyage_au_japon_angouleme2012_19.jpeg
http://artistsofmarseille.free.fr/cfsl/cfsl_voyage_au_japon_angouleme2012_15.jpeg