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I tried coloring with a lighter touch this time. I felt that a more expressive, intuitive coloring style suits my art better than rendering too realistically. When it’s overly realistic, it gives off a kind of heavy, uncomfortable feeling—like putting the finest caviar on an instant meal.In that sense, the current coloring style of Blue Archive feels well-matched to its art style. However, such a light, clean coloring approach can easily make the artwork look too “light” if there isn’t enough contrast. That’s why I think it’s impo...

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Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about where a character’s charm really comes from. Although I’m still lacking in many ways, my current conclusion is… it comes from “twisting the balance.”The girls I draw ultimately reflect real people. Therefore, I believe it’s important to bring in the balance of real human proportions. For example, the head is shaped like an egg, the face area is about the size of the yolk, the arms are about two head lengths, and so on. Of course, there are traits unique to anime girls, like a slightly larger ...

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Hipa-chan... Are you okay?

OOMAKASE Ep.17

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I hope you like it!!

A big question

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I hope you like it!

Wind

Hipa-chan

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JUMP!

OOMKS16 Working files

This time, I envisioned a composition where all the characters surrounding Fhewe are visible. Does it match the intense and urgent mood of OOMAKASE? In fact, this illustration plays a foreshadowing role for future developments. Please look forward to how the story unfolds!

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I’d like to share a few things I’ve recently realized about drawing:When drawing heads and faces, it really helps to think of them as spheres. If you adjust the angles of the left and right eyes according to the curvature of the sphere, the face looks more natural.If a face looks somehow lacking in charm, I erase it and redraw it. There are many things in art that can’t be explained in words — and charm is definitely one of them. It seems to resist standardization and lies beyond our understanding, appearing almost by chance during the ...