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Part IV!
This was actually the first piece I worked on of the series. I was just experimenting with layers (you probably can't tell but there is about three different shades of blue and gray used on the background. It is much more distinct in real-life). In my original design of this one, I imagined having Kabu-kun standing in front of a mountainscape or the Hidden Sound Village but neither idea made it to the paper. I was afraid that by adding a background it would take away from the overall mood of the picture (I really wanted to produce a sense of loneliness or detachment.) In the end I went with the quote because I felt it complimented Kabu-kun's nature.

And that will just about do it for the picture. Sorry for rambling!

Kabuto Yakuushi © Masashi Kishimoto

Description

Part IV!
This was actually the first piece I worked on of the series. I was just experimenting with layers (you probably can't tell but there is about three different shades of blue and gray used on the background. It is much more distinct in real-life). In my original design of this one, I imagined having Kabu-kun standing in front of a mountainscape or the Hidden Sound Village but neither idea made it to the paper. I was afraid that by adding a background it would take away from the overall mood of the picture (I really wanted to produce a sense of loneliness or detachment.) In the end I went with the quote because I felt it complimented Kabu-kun's nature.

And that will just about do it for the picture. Sorry for rambling!

Kabuto Yakuushi © Masashi Kishimoto