Lijar, pulir, encerar, pintar la cerca, de lado a lado eran las palabras del señor Miyagi a Daniel San en una de las escenas mas recordadas, pero la realidad de la persona que interpreto al Sensei Miyagi, el actor Pat Morita era que no tenia ni la menor idea de como dar una patada o ponerse en guardia.

Quizás por su buena actuación la cual le dio una nominación al Oscar aunado a sus rasgos faciales tan característicos nos hizo suponer a todos que manejaría las artes marciales como lo haría cualquier japonés o en teoría es lo que podemos pensar ya que muchos actores del genero de acción son expertos en alguna disciplina de combate.

Para mi es una reflexión de vida, en nosotros siempre va a estar la decisión de ser excelente en lo que hacemos sacando lo mejor de si.

El practicar arte marciales le era imposible a Pat Morita debido a que cuando era niño sufrió una tuberculosis espinal (infección bacteriana) dejándolo postrado por casi nueve años, hasta que sus padres lograron pagar la cirugía, el no podía salir a la calle a jugar con otros niños de sus edad y mucho menos soñar con practicar Karate. A los once años tuvo que aprender a caminar de nuevo, mas tarde se dedicaría a la actuación hasta lograr el éxito con su interpretación en Karate Kid.

Esto es una muestra de que aunque las dificultades sean grandes lo importante es como la enfrentamos, una buena actitud y fe puede cambiarlo todo.

Hay problemas en apariencia simples, que se hacen imposibles de resolver como el atrapar una mosca con palillos pero la perseverancia dará sus frutos como lo logro este actor, esta historia me inspiro para realizar esta ilustración.

Acá les presento el paso a paso, el boceto lo realice con lápiz de grafito y papel posteriormente lo cargue al computador para así culminar la ilustración con pintura digital.

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For movie lovers, the 1984 film Karate Kid is an icon of cinematographic history that marked a generation of children, who suddenly dared to help with household chores with the illusion of becoming martial arts experts.

Sanding, polishing, waxing, painting the fence, from side to side were the words of Mr. Miyagi to Daniel San in one of the most remembered scenes, but the reality of the person who played Sensei Miyagi, the actor Pat Morita was that no he had no idea how to kick or get on guard.

Perhaps due to his good performance, which gave him an Oscar nomination, together with his characteristic facial features, he made us all suppose that he would handle the martial arts as any Japanese would or in theory is what we can think since many actors of the genre of action are experts in some combat discipline.

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For me it is a reflection of life, in us there will always be the decision to be excellent in what we do, getting the best of ourselves.

Practicing martial arts was impossible for Pat Morita because as a child he suffered from spinal tuberculosis (bacterial infection) leaving him bedridden for almost nine years, until his parents managed to pay for the surgery, he could not go outside to play with other children his age, much less dream of practicing Karate. At the age of eleven he had to learn to walk again, later he would dedicate himself to acting until he achieved success with his interpretation in Karate Kid.

This is a sign that although the difficulties are great, the important thing is how we face them, a good attitude and faith can change everything.

There are apparently simple problems that become impossible to solve like catching a fly with toothpicks, but perseverance will pay off as this actor did, this story inspired me to make this illustration.

Here I present the step by step, the sketch is done with graphite pencil and paper, then I upload it to the computer to complete the illustration with digital painting.

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