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After beating Princess Peach Showtime in time for Easter, and finally completed this game 100%, I now resumed back to drawing her outfits I worked on after I was away busy playing her game. Next outfit from her game is Ninja Peach with twin kunai swords that I kind of liked it when playing the ninja levels along with various ninjutsu techniques such as jumping walls, setting up wooden dummies, using wooden props in tall grass, hidden behind castle walls, shallow pools of water, and, OMG I can't forget the giant rock that Peach was standing after calming the scrolls that become the tidal wave part I just saw in "Ninjutsu: The Art of Rapids", that is awesome indeed.

The background was done to make it feel more like those Japanese woodblock prints (木版画, mokuhanga) as seen in books and museums and was very influenced by Hokusai and Ukiyo-e since I started learning woodblock prints learning about Japan since I no expert on those ancient stuff.

I decided to leave out the shading on Ninja Peach as I was about to attempt and recreate those ancient Japanese woodblock prints style I just saw on books, online, libraries and Museums, just to get inspiration since I been doing research on woodblock prints just to give this a nice touch to make feel like ancient Japan but it will do.

Peach from Super Mario is owned by Nintendo ©.

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After beating Princess Peach Showtime in time for Easter, and finally completed this game 100%, I now resumed back to drawing her outfits I worked on after I was away busy playing her game. Next outfit from her game is Ninja Peach with twin kunai swords that I kind of liked it when playing the ninja levels along with various ninjutsu techniques such as jumping walls, setting up wooden dummies, using wooden props in tall grass, hidden behind castle walls, shallow pools of water, and, OMG I can't forget the giant rock that Peach was standing after calming the scrolls that become the tidal wave part I just saw in "Ninjutsu: The Art of Rapids", that is awesome indeed.

The background was done to make it feel more like those Japanese woodblock prints (木版画, mokuhanga) as seen in books and museums and was very influenced by Hokusai and Ukiyo-e since I started learning woodblock prints learning about Japan since I no expert on those ancient stuff.

I decided to leave out the shading on Ninja Peach as I was about to attempt and recreate those ancient Japanese woodblock prints style I just saw on books, online, libraries and Museums, just to get inspiration since I been doing research on woodblock prints just to give this a nice touch to make feel like ancient Japan but it will do.

Peach from Super Mario is owned by Nintendo ©.