Conveyor Belt Sushi

The kiriban that got... she asked for a guy eating sushi. And she wanted me to use perspective! I complied, though I usually avoid perspective because i'm lousy at thinking it out...

Anyways, this is Tokyo for me. Colorful, messy, busy, tasty, silly, beautiful and thrilling.

I'm happy I could express it with sushi.


Nota Bene: the Kabuki poster in the background is not based on anything real, any kabuki connoisseur would have a fit if he saw what I'd done here.. but it looks funny. The guy looks like he's gonna hit the girl on the head with his fan, and they're both staring like they want sushi too.
On the window next to 'sushi' it says kaiten sushi, in kanji. Basically means revolving/rotating sushi.. I think i got it right. If you think writing kanji is hard, try writing them in mirror :B

Done entirely in Open Canvas.. in a whopping 42 layers. I watched the event file (kind of like an animation of how I made the drawing) and it took almost 20 minutes ;;