Jed Henry - Space Cowboy Print
When I adapt a scene into Ukiyo-e, I usually translate all the scene's elements into an 1800s Edo period style.
However, for this particular print I decided to work in the modern Shin-hanga style, which is known for its realism and much more complex color schemes.
Because of this, I did not adapt the design of the costuming, cityscape or spaceships. Instead I wanted to focus on the world as it is presented.
The right cartouche reads スペース・カウボーイ, which translates to "Space Cowboy".
- Jed Henry -
When I adapt a scene into Ukiyo-e, I usually translate all the scene's elements into an 1800s Edo period style.
However, for this particular print I decided to work in the modern Shin-hanga style, which is known for its realism and much more complex color schemes.
Because of this, I did not adapt the design of the costuming, cityscape or spaceships. Instead I wanted to focus on the world as it is presented.
The right cartouche reads スペース・カウボーイ, which translates to "Space Cowboy".
- Jed Henry -
Original: $50.00
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$17.50Description
When I adapt a scene into Ukiyo-e, I usually translate all the scene's elements into an 1800s Edo period style.
However, for this particular print I decided to work in the modern Shin-hanga style, which is known for its realism and much more complex color schemes.
Because of this, I did not adapt the design of the costuming, cityscape or spaceships. Instead I wanted to focus on the world as it is presented.
The right cartouche reads スペース・カウボーイ, which translates to "Space Cowboy".
- Jed Henry -
