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Kentaro Miura didn’t hold back when it came to portraying anger in Berserk. His original intent was to showcase rage in its rawest, most visceral forms—and he achieved it masterfully.
Some of the most brutal panels in manga history depict Guts slowly losing control, with even the form of his iris disappearing in his fury. It’s a small but neat detail that shows Miura’s dedication to storytelling through art.
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Your choice! This time around, which Manga Artist will the next Art Style Breakdown video be about?
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Hayao Miyazaki is known for his unique approach to filmmaking, developing narratives as he creates storyboards without a fixed screenplay. His films, like Princess Mononoke, blend traditional hand-drawn animation with subtle computer enhancements, always maintaining the essence of 2D art. Influenced by both Japanese and Western artists, from Osamu Tezuka to Jean Giraud, Miyazaki’s work reflects a diverse range of inspirations. His vivid watercolor concept art, beautifully crafted manga, and the charmingly strange creature designs he and the Ghibli staff create are iconic.
Personally, I love many Ghibli movies (Mononoke, Arrietty, Spirited Away, Marnie, Kaguya, etc.), though a few aren’t quite my cup of tea (Boy and the Heron, Pom Poko, Howl's Moving Castle).
What’s your favorite?
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Naoki Ikushima is a standout artist in the game world, known for his captivating medieval fantasy style in titles like Octopath Traveler, Triangle Strategy and soon the Dragon Quest remakes. His art feels like an invitation to adventure, with characters poised for epic journeys. Ikushima’s unique approach focuses on smooth silhouettes, dynamic character interactions and richly detailed settings that blend seamlessly into their worlds. While his use of soft, earthy tones in the HD-2D style can sometimes feel repetitive, it’s also what gives his work a cohesive, timeless feel. His passion for storytelling through art truly makes his pieces come alive.
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Shinkiro’s art is instantly recognizable for its distinctive blend of realism and anime aesthetics. His characters stand out with their well-proportioned, lifelike anatomy, complemented by his signature shading techniques that give them a unique depth and presence. One of the most striking features in Shinkiro's work is his focus on the eyes, which he renders with such intensity that they immediately draw the viewer in, becoming the focal point of his portraits. Throughout his career, Shinkiro has consistently experimented with and evolved his style, refining his approach to color, shading, and character design while maintaining the core elements that make his work unmistakably his own.
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Tite Kubo began his journey in the manga industry with the creation of Bleach, which quickly became one of the most iconic series in the world of anime and manga. Since the early 2000s, Kubo's art style has played a crucial role in defining the visual identity of Bleach. His character designs are renowned for their sharp, dynamic lines, and distinctive fashion sense, reflecting both traditional Japanese influences and modern trends. Kubo's art style is easily recognizable, with his characters often featuring sleek, elongated forms and expressive, intense eyes — elements that make them instantly memorable and visually impactful.
Over the years, Kubo has demonstrated his versatility, evolving his style to include more intricate details, dramatic contrasts, and a masterful use of black and white shading. His ability to blend traditional manga aesthetics with a unique, contemporary flair has made his work a standout in the world of anime and manga, influencing countless artists and leaving a lasting mark on the industry.
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Have you ever wondered why game artists are so captivating, or what makes Japanese character designs and manga art styles so memorable? Join me as we delve into artists' breakdowns, evolution, analysis, careers, and designs, unveiling the compelling stories behind their work.
I'll also share my take on artists' styles and showcase my art book collection, all in a fun and straightforward way. Join our Discord community to connect with like-minded enthusiasts.
As a creator, I'm passionate about giving back to Anime and Manga fans through my Manga Art Guides which will get you one step closer to your own style. Also, one of my life-goal's is to work on my Light Novels, creating art for epic fantasy stories that will make you feel like solving a giant enigma.
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