October 30, 2009 5:21 PM

Nishi-koyama, 9:37 pm

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By Martin Faynot

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Yes... A cemetary... by night! Not that I was experiencing some chilly-creepy moments like a teenager, sneaking into a cemetary, waiting for zombies to appear!
I'm just working on how colors change when it's getting darker, and how to render them in a drawing.  Although I did have my axe, garlic, holy water and chainsaw with me, just in case!

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