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| − | == Okyogenshi, the Singing and Dancing | + | == Okyogenshi, the Singing and Dancing WoMon == |
| − | Origin: | + | Origin: Womonification of the actresses of nascent period Kabuki with strong influences from the kabuki of Edo during the Edo period. |
| − | While my Proposed | + | While my Proposed WoMon is designed to personify a Kabuki actor. The only requirement is the Bold Kumadorisque markings (found in some other types of Asian theater and found in some Anime character designs) and being otherwise human in appearance. |
| − | What I wanted | + | What I wanted a WoMon that look likes just like a normal Asian woman and whose skin natural appears to be wearing keshou<ref>http://www.creative-arts.net/kabuki/Breakdown/Make-up.htm</ref> (Oshiroi white base skin color with Kumadori marking not only are her face but on her torso too; they usually continue on to her shoulders and thighs but always stop before the elbow/knee) |
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Latest revision as of 07:01, 22 May 2022
Okyogenshi, the Singing and Dancing WoMon[edit]
Origin: Womonification of the actresses of nascent period Kabuki with strong influences from the kabuki of Edo during the Edo period.
While my Proposed WoMon is designed to personify a Kabuki actor. The only requirement is the Bold Kumadorisque markings (found in some other types of Asian theater and found in some Anime character designs) and being otherwise human in appearance.
What I wanted a WoMon that look likes just like a normal Asian woman and whose skin natural appears to be wearing keshou[1] (Oshiroi white base skin color with Kumadori marking not only are her face but on her torso too; they usually continue on to her shoulders and thighs but always stop before the elbow/knee)
