The mention of evil spirits got me thinking about how these monsters/spirits are portrayed. So I've looked at Chinese masks for inspiration on drawing and designing my own.
This is a visual blog about Hong Kong; regarding the history, people, culture and geography of the place, as well as many other aspects. This will be carried out and explored through research and illustrative sketches, along with brief annotation and explainations that will make up a progress diary.
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- Jonathan Oldfield (J.O.)
- Illustrator/designer/artist/weirdo. Enjoys drawing psychedelic and surreal stuff, plus monsters. Feel free to contact me: jon_oldfield@yahoo.co.uk Available for comissions, collaborations or any other enquiries.
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- French "Spiderman" Spotted in Hong Kong
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I consider Chinese opera masks the only definitive representation of their mask craft. These Rakshasas are decidely Hindu, just thought I'd point that out.
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