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Race Against Time
Toronto, ON - jeeff - Wednesday, April 13th, 2005 : goo
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here's another in the series of tokyo drawings that i'm doing. this on shows a typical night-time delivery boy. the style of his motorbike is very common in japan. kind of a cross between a scooter and a low cc motorcycle. the post office uses them for mail delivery, painted a bright post office red. the milk crate strapped to the back is an often-used solution for freelance delivery boys. also, the way the helmet rests on the back of his head is a popular style with the younger guys. i believe they think it makes them look badass.
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Peter: 4th Mar 2005 - 19:10 GMT
the need to look rough on a rough, utilitarian machine is the same aesthetic that drives alot of bike messengers in nyc too... same sort of vibe, i bet.
jeeff: 4th Mar 2005 - 19:47 GMT
weird, the image is small. well, check out my website for a bigger version if you're interested - www.modernhistory.org
Peter: 4th Mar 2005 - 19:50 GMT
sometimes largeish images get automagically resized. ill make it bigger for you :)
Fr3orb: 7th Mar 2005 - 00:02 GMT
Re: race against time
wow, you capture the quintensential Japanese anime look to a T. (well, ok, that might come off poorly) rather I mean, in the same ethos of all my favorate anime's. you work is wonderful! Your attention to detail and realism is to be prased.
EF: 13th Apr 2005 - 10:46 GMT
Perfect artwork, and valuable details explaining. Please continue posting!
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