Lazy Han - For InchibanGravity

A random super quick sketch which was made for ,
Was originally not for
But Re-ordained in honors to ,
as stated in this description; honors to

I was home once,
I think was home as well,
Time is different.

It was after iftar and prayers..
I felt like i should draw something,
I went online and sent a message to ,
Posting a comment on 's Deviations.

He said nice words,
Good Ol' .

Fasting time, Good time for good words
and Good feelings.

I started sketching Samurai
samurai getting sketched
was first trying to see if i could still draw,



I am happy, So i drew this samurai-ish fellow, Because is in japan, I assume assuming my memory is still good regardless whereever is;

I hope you like it


I wish i knew how to draw perspectives better,
I wish i knew how to draw details better.

I think knows how to.
I think he knows he does.
I think people think so.

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Lazy Han

As life passes on in primordial japan, so did the arousal of the great many moments that string life together as to the bead on the tasbih'.
slowly one by one, one such bead;
He introduced himself as Han, Or more accurately said the word when people asked who he was.

He was known for going from far-off place to another, and when he stopped to rest, he would do so for a long time, sometimes months to even seasons.
Thus named by those who were familiar with his presence as 'Lazy Han'.
He was good humored and laidback, keen on sharing jokes with those who stop by to chat. He would even sometimes accompany them on their daily life routines, walking side by side, exchanging pleasantries.

he often wore a large baggy robe that was held up and stuffed around his belt, and a large sarong underneath, which neither seemed to reveal his form except save that they were obviously much more larger than the man himself, upon one such conversation, he replies was simply to help keep himself warm and it's bulky appearance helped hide his true form.

But ever at his side was his unique Odachi, An exaggeratedly Elongated blade that he would wield with ease, such a construct as far as the art of swordmaking goes however, was entirely unconventional; that such a delicate blade would have surely snapped apart from forceful use years ago. Regardless, Han uses it with the greatest of ease, Sweeping the blade to and fro with reckless abandon and awe-inspiring focus, able to defeat and fend off foes at a distance, before they had the chance to close in.




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I am Fasting, Give me slack