I also studied several old japanese watercolors and ink drawings of samurai. I wanted to capture the unique appearance of the warrior's robes in motion as well as the intense look their eyes held. This worked with Van Cleef's appearance. But, I didn't want to take it too seriously and lose the entertainment element of the original Turtles property . . .
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Master Splinter, Part Three
I also studied several old japanese watercolors and ink drawings of samurai. I wanted to capture the unique appearance of the warrior's robes in motion as well as the intense look their eyes held. This worked with Van Cleef's appearance. But, I didn't want to take it too seriously and lose the entertainment element of the original Turtles property . . .
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