Illustrator Reacts to Good and Bad Manga Art
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ย. 2019
- Most of the artists I've been getting recommended lately have been Manga artists. So in this episode of Illustrator reacts, I'm going to react to the art of Yoshihiro Togashi, Masashi Tanaka, ONE (creator of the original One Punch Man webcomic), I guess a bit of Yusuke Murata, but I covered him more in depth in a previous episode, Q Hayashida and Katsuhiro Otomo.
In this episode some f the work we look at is from Akira, Dorohedoro, One Punch Man, Hunter x Hunter and the Gon manga.
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Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art 3
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Nice
0:10, m guessing u talked about Akira Toriyama, but when i heard those words the first time, i thought that might be Eiichiro Oda. this was a guess, clicking on the link now.
I feel like you should have addressed Murata's work a little more. You kinda focused on One and skipped right over Murata who is an amazing artist.
Do boichi
I know you already have a ton of requests, but I really like the work of Haruko Ichikawa. Her most popular work is Houseki no Kuni, it's the most melancholic manga I've read so far
The really cool thing about One’s artwork is that he absolutely understands motion and panel layout. His artwork may be super scratchy but it captures his story really well
true, and sometimes when I look at it I think, it's not the standared illustration, but I understand it and many of this I have to look at for a while
he can capture movement and emotion very well despite artwork being on wonky side. it shows the most in mob psycho i think. he was more experienced when he started it tho.
Yep. Especially in Mob Psycho 100. I was amazed during the entirety of the Divine Tree Arc, especially the scene where Mob was walking into the divine tree to talk to Dimple. Such a simple scene and I felt like I was watching the anime rather than the manga. His layouting is amazing, and he can build tension really well despite the crude art.
And it makes for creative animation when adapted.
Motion in Manga when done well is absolutely better than in an Anime adaptation.
Hunter x Hunter may have rushed art sometimes, but the writting IS what makes that manga so memorable.
Overrated
@@NOU-iw3gb well, everything is overrated for someone..
I'm a big fan Hunter x Hunter the only thing that annoys me is the long speech in the last chapters that cover the whole character who's talking so I hope season 2 of the anime fix that if we'll ever get one
@@livetochange974 the manga art isn't even that bad anymore
skelly art the whole series doesn’t have shitty drawing,togashi was just rushing on the arc where the anime left off.it went back to normal later on
Reading Mob Psycho 100 is like watching One's art reach 100%, he really improved. I really liked the simplistic drawings.
i dont know why there are actually people who hates ONE’s art smh- 🤦♀️
Tbh i dont hate ONE's style, i like simplistic styles too, but
Eh
It's too cluttered for me. Doesn't catch my eye, couldnt keep on reading MP100, i read the first two volumes only and then switched to the anime.
@@pee1167 I didn't like it either but the world domination arc is when the art gets better, especially Mob vs esper boss
@@Azrielfiend nobody "hates" his art. its just objectively not good. i dont mind his art but reading OPM webcomic vs muratas INSANE talent is like night and day. and thats fine. he doesnt have to be a perfect artist, he tells amazing stories.
I feel like because One’s art isn’t technically skilled, it allows for the anime to be fantastically vibrant and move. It gives the animators more room to do more! Look at Mob Psycho 100 especially to see this.
ONE has another mangaka who redraw his manga he is _Murata-sensie_ ( murata draw the official OPM published by the magazine )
The manga adaptation’s artist is clearly on the same level as Miura’s _Berserk_ & _Akira_
You could say _One Piece_ because everything is so clear & distinct from one another and so consistently detailed and fresh & pleasing to look at : Oda did this for *TWENTY-TWO* years, starting when the animation style really kicked in at ~Ch.150-200 - Idk, I had that feeling by then that it changed significantly since the beginning, but it was a while ago -, and with ALMOST no breaks (www.reddit.com/r/OnePiece/comments/8k7ebi/comment/dz5j27z)
@@nicholasleclerc1583
hey bro how did you write the name of those manga in italic ?
@@n124ajdx
Oh, well, if you wanna write XXX in italic, so _XXX_ , well you surround XXX with underscores : _ ; i.e. those lines that you could use to underline text, but can't because your keyboard doesn't allow that on laptops or cellphones
You get an underscore by maintaining the "Shift" key down and pressing on the usual negative sign (i.e. "-") key
The underscores on the left and right (one on each side) need to be RIGHT NEXT to the word, NO SPACE between them; and if there's smth else glued RIGHT NEXT to them but even more on the outside, clutching the underscores in a sandwich, then the effect won't work, like here :
_XXX_h
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_Thanks_ *for the help*
I really would like to see you reacrt to some of Araki's art. He's the artist and writer for JoJo. The way he does his wacky anatomy and still having the art look amazing is incredible.
Episode 4 😁 I talk about his art at the end. Episode is linked in the pinned comment!
@@PopCross we need more ^^
Oh I asked him to do JoJo last time
@@PopCross we need "React to Araki Hirohiko's Artwork Evolution". from Cool Shock BT to Battle Tendency to JoJolion
PopCross Studios it's actually in the episode 3
You have to remember that a lot of the manga artists have assistants that draw the background elements
Oooh true. I saw some people talki about their assistants and what they did in the art. Hopefully I didn’t cover anything that was heavily drawn by an assistant 😛
@@PopCross Yusuke murata has assisstants for backgrounds. He mainly draws the characters.
@@tuomash7884 And Yoshihiro Togashi has no assistants and a bad back, which is why he doesn't draw at all :smug_sarcasm_face:
Assistants are usually only brought in later into the existence of a manga when the mangaka is slowing down either due to health issues(which most of them face) or creative struggles.
Still, the assistants are trained by the mangaka themselves to match their style as perfectly as possible. Miura has trained two assistans only in the last 3 years or so for Berserk because otherwise he was never going to finish it.
The man has been drawing Berserk for 29 years and he still said it took him a lot of time to train his assistants to draw as close to him as possible(and they only work on backgrounds, by the way).
Fuzzy Dunlop most shonen jump manga get assistants right from the beginning
I am a simple hunter x hunter fan: I see gon I click
Lmao
You could tell that was gon? 💀
@@guacamoli7 yep!
Actually you see two differents Gon in this video.
@Dagupan Ghyle >:,(
Ok I know mangaka can draw very good and all, but I think some people forgot that mangaka have assistant. And usually assistant is the one who put efforts for the background. Not saying this applies to all manga, but mostly it's the case.
this.
@Josiah Jimenez this.
@@moonknightenthusiast5259 this.
@@musketeers9196 this.
@@bigchungus27 that.
Q Hayashida is a woman, and you should totally give a shot to Boichi, his art is mindblowing
Yeah! She’s great!
You should have a look at Hiroya Oku (Gantz), Naoki Urasawa, Shimabukuro Mitsutoshi (Toriko), Ikegami Ryoichi and Masakazu Katsura (Zetman)
loved Boichi since Sun-ken Rock, although I have noticed his art in Dr. Stone is very much a downgrade in quality. do you know if that's intentional, considering Dr. Stone has a different feel?
@@wor575 it's probably because he made his art style more simple because weekly release schedule+different audience. I'm currently reading another manga of Boichi and it's more detailed too and it was released after Dr Stone
@@Gensolink ah, makes sense
The author of Vinland Saga, Makoto Yukimura is also and amazing artist.
Cool! I’ll check it out!!!
@@PopCross check out some of the artwork of the Feng Shen Ji manwha
@@PopCross You're gonna love the story too
AGREED
YES AGREED!! yukimura captures emotions sooooo well in facial expressions, and his talent for motion/action scenes is crazy
When you eventually look at One Piece by Eiichiro Oda Sensei
Look at some of the color spreads he has done, but also chapter 267, 456, 694 the last page or so and chapter 505 page 5
>Chapter 505
This is why I didn't read One Piece
KaiserKrieger
The length maybe be scary but when you caught up you asking yourself why there aren’t 500 chapters more
KaiserKrieger a single chapter in One Piece is only 20 pages long at most, they’re pretty short and allow catching up with it pretty quickly. I highly recommend reading One Piece because you’re missing out by not doing so.
@@KaiservonKrieger well let's just say you are missing something great if one piece length scared you.
And please if you ever decided to read or watch one piece someday don't read it just to compare it with something else , it's a unique story that should be appreciated as it is .
@@KaiservonKrieger It's totally worth the time
dorohedoro has such an amazing world and it's so underrated
just a reminder to read Dorohedoro, good ass world building
I am halfway through the story and I love it
The most bizarre, wholesome and bloodiest story ever.
@@iliveinsideyourhouse3943 Moreso than Jojo's Bizarre Adventure?
I love the art in that series, it has so much personality and does a great job at setting a dark atmosphere
Bloodiest story ever? Doroheoro? A shonen? Oh oh, here's a 15 year old who's never read Berserk.
Can you react to hirohiko araki’s evolution as a manga artist
His art is honestly beautiful tho 😳
@@happypancake4881 That's true.
His writing started off kind of shitty, but OH BOY, did it evolve!
@@umcaraqualquer3640 Comparing the latest arc in Jojolion to the tedium of Phantom Blood is astonishing.
@@brawler5785 True.
His art really inspires me it’s so amazing!
Togashi is a good artist. Some of his drawings of Toguro from Yu Yu Hakusho for example, really show his skill.
"Just do it."
- OPM
"I will! I WILL DO IT!"
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"serious draw"
One Piece by eiichiro oda. His progress is amazing
He is an example of someone who seems to gave no end to ideas and character designs
Ehn, he's decent... I'd say he's an amazing storyteller
I love the One Piece art style honestly, it's cartoony and not very detailed but theres such a sense of energy in the character design and movement even though they are unbearably simple, but yeah better story teller i agree with the other guy
Indeed! People underestimate OP manga art so damn much. Waving it off with dumb reasons like "it's to cartoonish". Just look at Ryuuguu Palace. It's so detailed plus this is a WEEKLY manga. People need to give Oda much more credit for his hard work.
A13X not only that but his art is fantastic! The most Creative I’ve seen
This series made me appreciate comic art a lot more
That’s great!!! 😃😃
PopCross Studios also, could you please talk about Alex Maleev in the future? He’s one of my favourite artists and his daredevil stuff is fantastic
Same. I was never really into comics, but now I think I may check some out. I love the way he explains why the art is good. It makes me interested in seeing more beautiful artwork.
@@drphalanges1520 I mean that's the only thing he's good at, praising others artworks for a living whike his own art being mediocre with a easy noncomplex style
@@livetochange974 I'm not really into bashing other people for no reason but you do you.
The talk about how artists wait until they're "good enough" around 8:30 really hits home. I'm so glad to see you bringing up this point and letting artists know that sometimes you just have to start with your ideas and make it happen rather than waiting around until it's perfect (because it's never going to happen). Really, really great video!
Please react to Mori Kaoru's Otoyomegatari! The level of detail and attention to history in that series blows me away every time and she manages to make the most simple objects GORGEOUS
undergroundsoul94 god she’s so underrated internationally thank you for mentioning her!!!
You should do Eichiro Oda (One Piece), many regard him as a bad artist due to his art style, but I think he's amazing
PD: this is the highest amount of likes I've ever gotten on a comment
One Piece has the best paneling of any manga I've read. The way Oda guides your eyes through the pages is incredible.
One Piece has the best simple art I've seen in manga. Rarely any screentoning is needed to tell you what's what and what is where
I like his art style but in the beginning it was bad
@@eisque It wasn't "bad", it was just MORE simplistic. One can't call an art style "bad" unless they can do better.
@@eisque yeah, but that basically applies to every artist, since their art style and technique keeps evolving
i have... never thought of composition like that :o i especially loved the part where you simplified the drawings into shapes, man, this series is teaching me so much about art, you have no idea how much i'm loving it!!!
I really loved hearing your thoughtful observations and hearing you articulate what spoke to you about the art you were looking at!
This is great! I can't believe I'm just finding your channel now!
I would love to see you delve into the art of Eichirou Oda, the Mangaka of One Piece. A lot of people I've talked to have told me that they can't get into One Piece because of Oda's cartoonish anatomy etc, but he creates such beautiful composition. His art has real movement and feel, and even his background characters have well thought out and interesting (if not a little weird and silly) designs!
I mean, he puts SO much thought into his character designs. Like in one of the very first arcs, our villain can often be seen pushing up his glasses awkwardly with the palm of his hand by his wrists, but it isn't until we see his gloves that have claws on each finger that we realize that he pushes up his glasses like that with them on so he doesn't accidentally shank his face!
It's really worth looking at
Thanks for giving the right context of Yoshihiro Togashi's art work. He's amazing. yeah, sometimes due his illness he draw bad rendered drawings but he really maintains his writing quality.
This was a great video :) I knew most of the artists you mentioned but that last manga series you looked at the one with no dialogue looks really interesting!
I really liked this video and how you showed a lot of respect for other artist's illustrations. Also Katsuhiro Otomo's work is amazing, it was a glad surprise you covered him, and even mentioned his new movie! Its pretty cool to see you know so much about these artists, and that you can give better explanations as why a work didn't come out so well.
I kinda hope I get to see Mori Kaoru's art in one of these reacts. She's really good at textiles and animals.
Yessssss Otoyomegatari is amazing
Indeed. Anything that has a pattern, she just goes god mode on the illustration.
Finally! " A Brides Story" needs more love
YES! He has to make a video on her art.
Holy crap at the Gon art, never would have guessed it would be that amazing!
Wich Gon art?😂
COOL! You chose a good variety of manga artist, I'm already looking forward to part 2!
Love your take on things , your passion is very clear
Yay another illustrator reacts! These are awesome
Wooo! Been a while since I did one too 😛
I'm really glad you mentioned Togashi's other drawings and his redrawings as well. He shouldn't be judged just on his rushed work.
I've learned more about compersition, framing and colour scheme from your videos than I did at 2 years of art & design college! Thank you for these informative and inspiring videos 😀
Incredibly informative and didactic video man! Loved it from start to end, also, I really enjoyed the One and Murata part, in my opinion, one of the best storyteller, and one of the best artist out there
Illustrator reacts series is an amazing series. KEEP IT UP. 😉👍🏻
Thanks so much! Will do!
I love how Studio Bones did not shy away from using ONE's character models for Mob Psycho 100, they are really easy on the eyes and fit the kind of stories the author is telling.
this video was honestly so good. you gave some really good tips.
Hey, I really love your videos! You're a really positive voice and it's really refreshing to watch videos where the creator is just gushing about something they like in a way that's clearly got a lot of education and experience behind them. Keep it up!
Eiichiro Oda's artwork in One Piece, is really amazing and unique as well!...
If you end up doing a second part I would love if you took a look at the work of one of my all time favourite mangaka Haruko Ichikawa! She is the writer and illustrator of Land of the Lustrous/Houseki no Kuni.
10:41 - 13:30 I really appreciate this segment. I’m wanting to become a comic book artist at some point but there’s a lot of stuff that I don’t understand or have never even heard about, like composition. You’re quick explanation of composition really helps out, and you explained it very simply so it wasn’t intimidating or hard to grasp. So thanks for the quick lesson here, it really helps out!
Thanks God I find this channel!! It is eager to be watched every day!!
Can you take a look at Kohei Horisoshi's artwork? He's the creator of My Hero Academia
Almost went over it for this episode but couldn’t quite come up with any good talking points in time. But might for a future episode!
@@PopCross I said this in the previous video aswell but could you compare his early and current art on his current work. He has such noticable improvments and his style becoming distinctive over time.
I asked him that once.
@@PopCross if you do review Kohei horikoshi's work please try to avoid works past volume 13. (To avoid spoilers for anime only watchers)
Shut up
"A brides story" is among the most beautiful manga i have ever seen
Yes. It's absolutely stunning.
man, love this series. I know my way around manga artists well enough so this one was a blast, but the other vids have really taught me a lot about western comic artists who I know pretty much nothing about!
Also love that you keep it positive. Even the "bad" stuff isn't just, you know, bad.
anyway, highly recommend looking at Suehiro Maruo, my fav artist of all time! Very dark works, but he has a style all his own and some of the most wild page layouts and image compositions out there
Man I love this artist appreciation series of videos. So awesome!
For an recommendation, I would suggest checking out Kentaro Miura’s art for his magum opus, Berserk. The man is OBSESSED with detail, and it shows.
You absolutely need to check out Hirohiko Araki, you'd love how much his art has changed over time
wow...I was preparing for an obnoxious rants, buts it's actually well researched and really inspirational, motivating...
I thank you for your sincerity. Good reviews.
Nice vid, I finally can watch your video again :D
What I took away from ONE’s work is that you shouldn’t wait until you think you’re good enough, just start and you’ll get better with time and effort.
Even though I’m still learning animation and anatomy, I have some experience with drawing manga so I can start with that and learn along the way.
Thank you so much for making this video! 🙂🙏🏾
thank you for not shitting on togashi lol he’s usually really great just as you said
Thanks for the motivation, I was putting off working on comic I had in mind until I had good art skills. Now I will start working on my story and improve my art over time.
Another really good, enthusiastic video! Id love to hear your take on Hiroaki Samura and Goseki Kojima 👍🏼
I would love to see some reactions to One Piece, Bleach, and Vinland Saga art.
All 3 are beautiful
13:36
“Absolutely fascinating”
I dunno man i never really was a fan of red plaid shir- oh you meant the drawing
It was a fair, appropriate and insightful video. Thank you very much!
7:46 - 9:29 I found your words every inspirational and I as many other do feel like my art skills are inadequate and I shouldn't draw what I want to because I'm bad, so thank you for encouraging arts to draw what they love regardless of their skills.
Ishida Sui would be an interesting manga artist to look at, his art is beautiful and he redrew the first chapter of his manga ‘Tokyo Ghoul’ a few years after the first version, so his growth as an artist is also very visible :)
should a proper section for kentaro miura, his art is so amazing
Three artists I would LOVE for you to react to are Georges Bess (from The White Lama), Mukesh Singh (from 18 Days), and Kim Jung Gi. All mind blowing artists. Great content as usual!
I really enjoy the message here - especially with One Punch. So many artist channels kind of beat it into you that you have to be "super good" to matter. Better, be earnest and authentic - create something that resonates with people despite your skill level.
Man, you should see Boichi's art, especially from Sun-ken Rock. For me, he's one of the best along with Katsuhiro Otomo
Cool! Never seen Boichi’s art but lots of people recommending it so I’ll have to check it out!
Boichi is primarily a character artist. His characters really stand out.
Forget dr. Stone, Sunken rock is where it really is
Boichi is really great..
i remember reading gon in 2001 when i was like 5 year old and at that time the quality of the drawing really shocked me. because i was used to cartoony design like asterix and tintin but i couldn't imagine something as photorealist as gon.And nearly 20 years later, i still think that manga that come close in drawing to gon can be count on 2 hand.
berserk- - and?
I've seen all of your comic artist reaction videos, and I really enjoy them! I can't remember if you've looked at George Perez's work yet, but if you haven't I think that would be a cool one to do. He has such a distinct style, and he often incorporates the background in unique ways.
Glad you take a look at Q Hayashida's artwork, you should see her other works, it's really good
Gon was always a favorite of mine, the art is simply stunning. I remember when he was a hidden character in Tekken 3 for the original Playstation.
Please review ONE's artwork in mob psycho 100, in that series you can REALLY see how amazing ONE actually is as an artist, he is so amazing at paneling its incredible
hope to see sui ishida in a later episode! keep up the good work
Hiroaki Samura would be a fun artist to hear your take on. Fun video, thanks for sharing!
You should check out Boichi. The way he draws people is really unique, especially in the latest chapters of the Dr. Stone manga
Kubo Tite has a great character work in the late stages of Bleach. Masashi Kishimoto has an absurd composition for environment in naruto too. The rain village was outstanding. Another great manga artist is Hiromu Arakawa, and her most notable work is Fullmetal Alchemist.
8:30 Wow such inspiration!!! 🤩🤩🤩 this is where the inspiration starts! I love you dude! One and yusuke murata are both my favorite artists! Sadly the inspiration ends at 10:36. Dude you, one, and yusuke murata have all inspired me to make my own comics!
Edit: I want to be like sensei ONE
Would you consider an episode centered around page/panel composition or reading flow (don't know the technical term). A lot of art that you've covered (although not in this episode) is cover art and I personally find the actual comic/manga pages so fascinating because they have to connect to one another.
The reason I bring this up here is because there are many mangaka who are exceptional at that even though their art may not be exceptional (for example Akira Toriyama or Eiichoro Oda). Especially Oda is one of my favourite artists because of that and the amazing amount of creativity in terms of design.
Take a look at One's ORIGINAL One Punch Man
Damn, its the second time I comment suggesting an artist you talk about in the same video. Nice
This video is making me want to read the entire Hunter X Hunter manga. I picked up where the anime left off and that double page spread of the Dark Continent is breathtaking.
Btw read the official viz media traslation, because the unoficcial is completely diffrent and add a bunch of words.
And to this day it still baffles me that Togashi drew that without any assistant. He does all of his art by himself and has been refusing for years to have anyone help him.
You definitely need to look at more of Hirohiko Araki’s work. His evolution from when he began Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure to now is incredible. Would love to see your opinions on the poses he creates for his characters.
Love this series!
Got some more suggestions for you :
Boichi, Eichiro Oda, Inio Asano, Naoki urasawa.
No views but 8 likes seems about right!
Ah Pop Cross we meet again!
Spartan Kelly hahah heyooo!
@@PopCross How are you today?
Spartan Kelly I’m good thanks! Always relaxing on a day when illustrstor reacts goes out because they always do well 😝 how are you?
@@PopCross I'm good thanks for asking! 😁
Same! One time it was apparently zero views and two likes.
YES FINALLY ILLUSTRATOR REACTS
Woo! It’s back! Hope it was worth the wait!
Yes it was!
Rohan Ann awesome! 😁
OMG thanks
I'd love to see you react to Daisuke Igarashi's artwork! He's incredible!
Another great episode! Thanks for these. I'd love to know your thoughts on Hajime Ueda's art style. He's done illustrations for a few anime and did the manga version of FLCL; I love his art because it's so jagged and exaggerated.
Just a note, the darker patches of color on Togashi's artwork aren't ink washes but screentones
You can use diluted ink as well
Talk about the art of Osamu Tezuka would be interesting
great video!
I would totally love to see Kentaro Miura's work on the next one if you do a sequel video! He's a masterclass in full-page artwork
I recommend the artist from The promised neverland Posuka Demizu they are one of my favorite artist.
The Crystal Heart yes, finally
Crazy how they keep up with a weekly shounen jump schedule and still have the time to post more art on Instagram
I dunno why but I love their backgrounds but dislike their characters design. I mean there are not wrong, but characters like Yugo just don't have a nice design for me.
Even though his art style is hated, Eiichiro Odas work on "One Piece" is in my opinion some of the most dynamic, expressive, colorful and breathtaking art ive seen in manga. In an industry where perfect anatomy is preferred, he stands out by making the most simplistic yet super stylized character designs and environments. literally everything he does is Aesthetic and I would call him a genius artist.
The only epople who "hate" One Piece's artstyle are those who never really read it or understood it lol
@@Reydriel big emphasiz on the "understood" part. Some people just cannot see the beauty of Odas art style. It oozes creativity and wonder every page and while other mangas have conventionally better artwork (realistic proportions, life like environments) I feel that odas art is the most interesting and engaging because you cant see it anywhere else.
@@looneytunesboy101 it looked simple but it's one of the greatest manga RT ever impacted this much the characters are exprrssive and it's dynamic
This is definitely your best episode yet.
I really really hoped you were also going to cover Oh! Great! His art is so incredibly detailed in his latest series/chapters.
Need to see Oda (one piece) and Kubos (bleach) work
Although ONE is not a skilled illustrator, but man, he has an excellent talent of storyboard/framing what most manga writers would dream of having.
Great video ! I would recomend also Boichi's works such as Sun-Ken Rock, Origin and Dr stone ! they have gorgeous artworks, and he is a master of shadows and light!
Also it would be interesting if you analyzed Oda's pages of one piece, he is undoubtedly one of the greatest mangakas in history.
You should check out Inio Asano! He’s the mangaka for Girl on the Shore, Oyasumi PunPun, etc. His art is super beautifully rendered and has a lot of gorgeous scenery and imagery. Oyasumi punpun especially has an amazing blend of semi realism with a really simplistic protag. Super amazing artist, I’d love to see you talk about him ^^
you should react to Hajime Iseyama's art, hes the writer and mangaka of Attack On Titan
Imagine doing a fan submission comic/manga reacts? As in, fans can submit a small comic or segment of a comic they’ve done. I think that could be pretty cool, and good to give some up and coming comic artists inspiration and critique, who are in your own community.
Can I also mention how inspiring this episode was? Since I absolutely love manga and I wish to create my own one day, and I adore storytelling and art, your speech as you explained ONE’s One Punch Man work (for anyone wondering, that’s at 7:26) just really inspired me to use my spare looseleaf paper to start trying to dive into the world of graphic novels. Yes, I’m a perfectionist and have a fairly low self esteem, but this really inspired me to push through all of that and try to create an online presence and platform where I can show off my graphic novels and story telling. So thank you for that. Thank you for reminding me what I was trying to strive for in the future, what I wanted my career to be, and how I just need to start. I can’t get anywhere if I don’t start somewhere. So thank you, thank you a lot.
Now let me wipe my tears and find my markers. I have some comics to make.
Same here! I’d like to get into animation, but can draw manga for the time being. Do you use Instagram by any chance?
You should do an "Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Animations"
Cause even when they aren't comics, I feel than you can still criticize a lot of the art, colors, movement, framing, etc...
ONE's improved quite a bit recently in his artwork, and It's really nice to see how he's grown in that department.