#japanese bridge
Bridge over a pond of water lilies by Claude Monet, 1899.
Le Bassin aux nymphéas de Claude Monet, 1899.
Die japanische Brücke von Claude Monet, 1899.
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Day 6 of the 15 Day Evillious Challenge REDUX.
Today’s theme is: “Favorite country/kingdom/state”.
The location in question is Jakoku…well, more specifically the Jakokunese island of Onigashima but you get the idea.
As mentioned in the previous version: This may come as no surprise to you all considering I enjoy learning about Japanese culture and wanting to partake in activities that comes from said culture, so why not Jakoku, if it’s a real country I would gladly take shelter there for sanctuary(besides avoiding [Punishment], no one can escape that).
Of course the only place that we all know is Enbizaka, Onigashima, my legs would get tired for walking up and down a slope from top to bottom but look on the bright side: I’ll finally get some proper exercise, and Enbizaka is the only place that can tolerate foreigners and the last thing I want is to be bashed for being American.
It was kinda tricky drawing something that relates to the country, so I used this picture of the bridge leading to Enbizaka. I also added Kokutan-douji for extra credit. My apologies if it looks downgraded though compared to original though.
I also enjoyed Levianta and Elphegort to, but I haven’t included them so they get an honorable mention here.
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Nature.. Some of my favorites.
☞ 1st picture: “Japanese bridge” - Monet
☞ 2nd picture: “Rendezvous in the park” - Paul Albert Laurens
☞ 3rd picture: “The Swing” Jean-Honoré Fragonard
