Batik & Keris
Finally it’s done. Huzzah!
My lecturer said something about preserving local culture, so I said to myself, “Why not?”
I gathered up my Indonesian fellows and they were so kind as to let me draw their fursona.
Okay, so, from left to right are-->
chefcheiro
yoshiro
kokuhane
xypress
ryuumajin
wolfmaster
--Indonesian Batik--
A traditional cloth made by using dye-resisting wax. It comes in a vast variety of motifs. Here are some fun facts about the motifs in the picture:
Fractal Batik (Kokuhane) – A mathematically generated motif created by the alumni of the university Kokuhane is attending now.
MegaMendung Batik (RyuuMajin) – A famous motif originating from Cirebon, RyuuMajin’s birthplace.
Solo Batik (Yoshiro) – Surakarta/Solo, a popular city for Batik. Usually the colors are brown though xP
Pesisir Batik (Koru) – Popular for its vibrant colors; influenced by the Chinese, Javanese, Arabian, and Dutch.
Yogyakarta Batik (WolfMaster) – A city you must visit if you’re seeking Batik. WolfMaster is now studying in a university in Yogya.
Parang-Rusak Motif (ChefCheiro) – A popular motif from Yogyakarta, but this one is digitalized. Did you know that the Parang-Rusak motif was originally worn only by the sultan and his royal family? more..
--Javanese Keris/Kris--
A traditional dagger from Java which its primary use is NOT for killing, but rather for spiritual uses. In the old days, Keris’ are usually forged by blacksmiths adept in using black magic, capable of creating magical daggers with special powers such as healing, protection, or even flight. Some are said to have familiars sealed inside it to aid the wielder (summon much?). Nowadays it’s still used in cultural ceremonies. more..
Batik motifs © respective beholders
Characters © respective beholders
Artwork © me
*Masking style inspired by the anime Gankutsuou. Conjured via Photoshop.
Special thanks to
darksaturn for doing the quality control on this one. Owe ya bro~ >u0d
My lecturer said something about preserving local culture, so I said to myself, “Why not?”
I gathered up my Indonesian fellows and they were so kind as to let me draw their fursona.
Okay, so, from left to right are-->
chefcheiro
yoshiro
kokuhane
xypress
ryuumajin
wolfmaster--Indonesian Batik--
A traditional cloth made by using dye-resisting wax. It comes in a vast variety of motifs. Here are some fun facts about the motifs in the picture:
Fractal Batik (Kokuhane) – A mathematically generated motif created by the alumni of the university Kokuhane is attending now.
MegaMendung Batik (RyuuMajin) – A famous motif originating from Cirebon, RyuuMajin’s birthplace.
Solo Batik (Yoshiro) – Surakarta/Solo, a popular city for Batik. Usually the colors are brown though xP
Pesisir Batik (Koru) – Popular for its vibrant colors; influenced by the Chinese, Javanese, Arabian, and Dutch.
Yogyakarta Batik (WolfMaster) – A city you must visit if you’re seeking Batik. WolfMaster is now studying in a university in Yogya.
Parang-Rusak Motif (ChefCheiro) – A popular motif from Yogyakarta, but this one is digitalized. Did you know that the Parang-Rusak motif was originally worn only by the sultan and his royal family? more..
--Javanese Keris/Kris--
A traditional dagger from Java which its primary use is NOT for killing, but rather for spiritual uses. In the old days, Keris’ are usually forged by blacksmiths adept in using black magic, capable of creating magical daggers with special powers such as healing, protection, or even flight. Some are said to have familiars sealed inside it to aid the wielder (summon much?). Nowadays it’s still used in cultural ceremonies. more..
Batik motifs © respective beholders
Characters © respective beholders
Artwork © me
*Masking style inspired by the anime Gankutsuou. Conjured via Photoshop.
Special thanks to
darksaturn for doing the quality control on this one. Owe ya bro~ >u0dCategory Artwork (Digital) / Fanart
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 960 x 877px
File Size 752.4 kB
WOOW!!! aku suka sekali semuanya di gambar ini XDD motif baju batik benar2 sangat mendetail!!!~~ X3
*save it and make it as a wallpaper of my lappy* XDD bagaimanapun, aku merasa harus membalas gambar ini dengan seluruh kemampuanku >8D tunggu ya~~~*take pencil out and make a sketch*
*save it and make it as a wallpaper of my lappy* XDD bagaimanapun, aku merasa harus membalas gambar ini dengan seluruh kemampuanku >8D tunggu ya~~~*take pencil out and make a sketch*
nope actually its different. some terms doesn't match in bahasa indonesia.
such as:
cars in indonesia mobil while malaysia means kereta but kereta in bahasa indonesia means cart
turns = belokan (ina) = pusingan (malaysia) ====> but in indonesia pusing means dizzy or headache
poison = racun (ina) = bisa (malaysia) ====> but in indonesia "bisa" also means "can do"
maternity hospital = Rumah-Sakit Bersalin (ina) = Rumah Sakit Korban Lelaki ====> Men's Victim Hospital lols (it is true i'm not kidding)
such as:
cars in indonesia mobil while malaysia means kereta but kereta in bahasa indonesia means cart
turns = belokan (ina) = pusingan (malaysia) ====> but in indonesia pusing means dizzy or headache
poison = racun (ina) = bisa (malaysia) ====> but in indonesia "bisa" also means "can do"
maternity hospital = Rumah-Sakit Bersalin (ina) = Rumah Sakit Korban Lelaki ====> Men's Victim Hospital lols (it is true i'm not kidding)
The last one was really funny! Rumah Sakit Korban Lelaki? Lol! But, I don't think maternity hospital means that way in Malaysia. Not sure what it is though.
Hrm, yeah, looks like it's different. Kereta means a cart instead of car. But I though dizzy = pening or headache? It means the same with pusingan?
I'm not sure about chinese vs japanese. I'm a chinese and as far as I know, I don't think they have much of a similar words. Not like Bahasa Indon and Malaysia where when you speak the malay language, you at least know what they are saying.
But japanese vocals and sounds isn't the same. However... in writing, you can say that it's the comparison. Some of the letters are the same but not all.
But japanese vocals and sounds isn't the same. However... in writing, you can say that it's the comparison. Some of the letters are the same but not all.
It's not too different that you can't figure out each other if you're a native speaker, at least if you compare "standard" Bahasa Malaysia with "standard" Bahasa Indonesia. Trouble only turns up with local dialects like Javanese (which is a whole other language), Kelantanese, etc.
It's not too different that you can't figure out each other if you're a native speaker, at least if you compare "standard" Bahasa Malaysia with "standard" Bahasa Indonesia. Trouble only turns up with local dialects like Javanese (which is a whole other language), Kelantanese, etc.
It's not too different that you can't figure out each other if you're a native speaker, at least if you compare "standard" Bahasa Malaysia with "standard" Bahasa Indonesia. Trouble only turns up with local dialects like Javanese (which is a whole other language), Kelantanese, etc.
Wuaaaah, selamat! Selamat! Akhirnya kelar juga ya mahakarya master piece ini, sampe nekat bikin motif batik yang berbeda. Niatmu bener-bener patut diacungi jempol!
Keren sekali lah usaha dan kerja kerasnya.
Sekedar tambahan buat info keris: Keris (entah pada zaman apa ditetapkan) dilarang dipakai langsung dalam pertikaian. Bentuknya yang bergelombang membuat luka infeksi lebih lebar dan membahayakan yang terluka. Entah kapan pula keris ditetapkan dipakai untuk menyimpan roh leluhur, tpai konsep fantasinya keren menurut wa {3
Keren sekali lah usaha dan kerja kerasnya.
Sekedar tambahan buat info keris: Keris (entah pada zaman apa ditetapkan) dilarang dipakai langsung dalam pertikaian. Bentuknya yang bergelombang membuat luka infeksi lebih lebar dan membahayakan yang terluka. Entah kapan pula keris ditetapkan dipakai untuk menyimpan roh leluhur, tpai konsep fantasinya keren menurut wa {3
udah bikin koq xp
http://www.furaffinity.net/user/indofur cuman butuh adminnya ajah XD
http://www.furaffinity.net/user/indofur cuman butuh adminnya ajah XD
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