ahh i can almost -smell- the noodles ^3^

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Stunning line work! So much details and the colours are nice - makes it feel like a warm room : D Also, there is Ramen... and I like Ramen XD

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the linework is rather busy. but you really help define shapes and forms with your colours. this really is nicely done.

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mmm this makes me want oriental foooooooddddd.... MANNNNNNNNNNNNN your making me hungry lately XDDD very nice picture btw

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Excellent mood and details of "Ramen-ya". Your lines are powerful and delicate. Also colors are beautiful

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It's so dark, yet so bright and cheerful. D: And yet that somehow makes sense!
Your lines are so neat. >3 There's so many!!
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Ahhhhh, I want to go get ramen! ;o; It looks delicious.

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did you take a photo for reference, or were you inspired by it and painted from memory, or perhaps painted there?

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Ah, another masterpiece. I don't know how familiar you are with Akira Kurosawa, but the other day I was watching his documentary about making Ikiru and when I saw his story board art my though was "whoa, that looks like a koony." Here, look what I just found.

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It's someone's blog that's kind of interesting, but it has an example of Kurosawa's art.

I like your work here, and now that I think about it, it really looks like something out of a Kurosawa film, or any film, really. A little scene, but it's just begging for movement. None of the items seem placed, but rather the ramen-ya looks like a real place, with everything where it has just wound up. Interestingly you have a very realistic depth compared to some of your exaggerated stuff. It works for this piece very well because it places the viewer in the scene. I'm impressed.