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Chinese Kimono
Published: 2009-02-28 14:56:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 77029; Favourites: 3610; Downloads: 0
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Support MY DA PRINT here~+FULL VIEW for more detail+
Tool : photoshop + wacom
wwwwwwww......finally i done it~!!!
Inspiration: DE ZHEN
我的另一个。。。算是古装风格的数码绘画~
之前的是 [link]
起舞翩翩云梦间 dacing between the paradise and dream
qi wu pian pian yun meng jian
薄扇丽缕衬红颜 a flimsy fan and beautiful dress for the pretty lady
bo shan li lv chen hong yan
ya, my kimono design work here,
i almost taking 2 days for cg her's face and head piece design only~xD~~~but i very very love it!
for her dress, i love the green and flower pattern for her dress in inside one~XD( ohya~)~ok, i like her's fan that holding by her's hand one~
ahahaah~
enjoy!~
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至德珍老師
永在懷念中
my wip for it(close up) = in my DA webcam [link]
gogogogogo!
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Comments: 346
That's hanfu, not kimono. Kimono is from Japan while hanfu is from China.
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She's beautiful! I love all the patterns on her outfit!
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Kimono is JAPANESE TRADITIONAL CLOTHING, it doesn't belongs to Chinese and there isn't anything calls chinese kimono
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Well if you "really" want to get into it,
Kimono can also be called "Gofuku," (since the word Kimono only came into use when Western clothing was growing in popularity in Japan, to help differentiate between the two in conversation) meaning "Clothing of Wu." Wu was one of the Three Kingdoms warring for supremacy over China (220-280) as the earliest Kimono were HEAVILY derived from the Chinese clothing at the time.
So if we really, reaaaaally, trace back in time a couple thousand years, Kimono have a very heavy Chinese background, as with many other aspects of Japan.
Also, fun fact. Kimono literally means "Thing to wear" as "ki" means wear and "mono" means thing.
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This is pretty cool. I really liked how the colors were very soft and not too harsh, but I just wanted to say that what she's wearing might fit under the category of hanfu. I don't know if there is any clothing called chinese kimono.
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this is not a kimono . this is hanfu
kimono is influence by chinese hanfu - _ -
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That is simply amazing
She surely is one pretty lady,full of grace and elegance I would say , she looks just plain adoreable!
I bet that must take you forever to make,but the end result,simply amazing :3
Hope you don't mind me fav this as well *_*
I have a feeling if i had time,I would end up flood you with favs and comments,
as far I seen - you got plenty of amazing art and you surely is talented haha
but I rather fav and comment a few,and hope thats goes ok as well and you don't mind ^.^
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It would be perfect if you hadn't call it Kimono. Considering its a Hanfu. There's no such thing as "Chinese Kimono."
Kudos on the pretty art though.
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Exactly on this. There is no such thing as a "Chinese kimono". The original name is the hanfu, originating even further beyond the Han Dynasty and even beyond the Spring and Autumn Warring Nations Era of the Zhou Dynasty, though...considering this, they didn't know what to call it back then. 
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It's beautiful. i really love it. 
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7. Wow, I never knew that kimonos existed in China - I thought they were a Japanese creation. Congrats on the DD. This is truly beautiful!
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Exactly. The outfit should be called a Chinese hanfu, not a kimono. Kimonos exist only in the Japanese context, even in history, and considering that the Chinese hanfu existed even before the Zhou Dynasty...it's kinda strange that someone would call it the "Chinese kimono" instead of the Chinese hanfu.
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Can't say much because I am Japanese and this person identifies as Chinese, so.... X'D
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Well, I'm Chinese-American, and even I know that real Chinese outfits are hanfu (not to mention all the details and so forth), which means this person probably either...1) is not too great with English or 2) has a bad understanding of history. The second is unlikely, though, given that Chinese history is really damn hard for a Chinese individual to miss like that. :/
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Absolutely beautiful piece here! I love the textures of the fabric and the traditional style. The placement of the Chinese characters on the right side makes it feel very authentic as well
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Wonderful character and excellent art! Very beautiful colors!!
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It's beautiful! But a kimono is Japanese not Chinese
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Not to mention...the Chinese outfit here is a Hanfu, not a kimono. Just keep in mind of the names. The Chinese had a different way of dressing, and their outfits like these are known to be around in the earlier dynasties before even the First Emperor...which is why it would be confusing to call it a kimono.
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This is really beautiful! Everything you make is beautiful <3
Isn't the Chinese kimono called hanfu?
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She's beautiful, but all the work you do is beautiful
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It's quite beautiful. x3 I mostly love the detail in her hair and the kimono design. and are the word's chinese? Cause im in Chinese 1 this year. O3O
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the colors and details are beautiful. awesome job on the background. I especially love the details on the sleeves. the sash is well drawn. i like her expression and hair ornaments
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wow i think i just cried a little this is so amazing
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Very lovely. Isn't a "Chinese kimono" a hanfu? o.o
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this is Awesome! i'm i LOVE with this one.......
Kimono girls rock!
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Such elegance! She seems so humble! Wonderful use of warm colors!
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