Arte

- Young adult woman wants to make her own way in life. Determined and strong-willed to achieve their ambitions. - Historical setting - Shirayuki is based on Medicine/Herbs, Arte is based on Art. 

Both animes have a strong-willed female character as the main character. Shirayuki and Arte are young women who want to emancipate and to live for their passions. 

Both female mc's are examples of a strong and independent woman. This show immediately came to mind when I watched Arte's first episode. 

The setting of these two anime is at a time beck when there is no modern gadget or transportation. The main character of these two anime is a girl and has a polite attitude, the hairstyle is also alike. 

The heroines in the story have a drive for independance that is quite remarkable. They had the chance numerous time to give up for a simpler and easier life but their independance was too important. If you like a strong woman that defies stereotypes go watch the anime. They also have similar scenery with both set up in a medieval/renaissance kinda world  

-set in a more renaissance era -MC female has a strong personality and talent she is willing to prove I will say the romance is very different, but overall still cute and feel-good. Very underrated anime. Manga is also fantastic if you want to continue the story. 

Not super similar, but have the same feeling to them. Arte definitely has a lot less romance. Both very good 

-both the protagonist faces prejudice on her way. -Arte is a girl who wants to be a painter in an era where women had no space in Renaissance society while Waratte's Runway is about a beautiful girl who wants to be a model but in the world of models, height matters and the protagonist despite having the measurements certain women do not have the height to be a model. -both don't give up on your dream. 

both are about a pretty and innocent girl who comes from a good family and struggles to achive her goal (one wants to be a model and the other one an artist). their parents don’t support them at first but i believe arte’s mother’s gonna accept her choice at the end. and of course then there is this one person who helps them with their goal and takes care of them when everyone else says they’re not suited for their dream jobs.  

both have the same character plot where it involves 2 underdogs whom have to do everything to prove themselves, except while Runway involve same age MC's whom have a lot to prove, in Arte, it is only the girl in a man's world who only have to prove that she has what it takes to that females like her can do what them men can.  

Similarities: 1. the same Josei themed anime where it involves girl trying to achive her seemly impossible goal. 2. The same Josei Characters whom in the end were able to prove themselves. dissimilarities: 1. One was set in the present timeline where the setting was on the fashion runway, while the other one was set in the renaissance period.  

In Arte, the main character is also a woman aspiring to learn a trade, painting portraits of clients. In Violet Evergarden, the main character learns the trade of writing letters for clients. As they work for their clients, they learn about them, they gain respect for them, and they gain a friend. Both are historical fiction taking place in a European setting. In either, there is a blossoming romance with someone they idolize, although in Violet Evergarden it is a side plot. Coincidentally, both shows are named after the main character. 

Both series have similar appearing protagonists, both of whom are independent young women who are looking to explore human emotions through developing their technical and artistic skills. Both series also take place in pre-modern European-style settings, although Arte is more pre-industrial. Both have little if any sexualization--the protagonists carry the story with their personalities and principles rather than with their chests. 

Both have an amazing, emotional, slice of life storyline backed by phenomenal scores, and the animation for them is among the best I've ever seen. The main character is an ambitious female who wants to learn more of life through drawing and ARTE has a tough conversations and plenty of feelings . ARTE and Violet want to upgrade their skills and win the challenges they face . Both are examples of a love it or hate it anime, but if you enjoyed one, I'm almost positive you will also enjoy the other.  

Both have a passionate woman protagonist. Myne is passionate about books, Arte is about art. Both are set in the Middle Ages. However, Ascendance of a Bookworm is a fantasy and Arte isn't. Masters and apprentices systems are somewhat represented in both. More broadly in Ascendance of a Bookworm though because it focuses also on Lutz's apprenticeship in the merchant's guild. Arte focuses solely on art. Protagonists have to deal with hindrances in their pursuits. Myne because she's a commoner in position usually held only by nobles and Arte has to deal with discrimination against women because in those times art was a man's profession only. Myne's relationship with Ferdinand is similar to Arte's relationship with Leo. A naive enthusiastic girl and a stern mentor figure. read more 

In both the main character is a woman. Both are passionate about something (books and art) Both have a mentor who teach them in their passions. Both stories are about the passions of their main characters and their evolution to make their dreams possible. Both stories are based on a medieval-historical time without tecnology. Both protagonists are being discriminated becouse their poverty or the fact that they are women. 

Similar vibes, Arte girl interested in art with Tutor. In Honzuki no Gekokujou it is girl interested in books with a Tutor. Overall atmosphere is similar, and both are set in worlds that seem like 1400s-1600s Europe. 

If you're interested about also learning about painting technique, art making or history of Arts, these two anime are probably the best 2. They both go deep into showing the process of making each painting, and show examples of issues and questions that can come up when creating an art project. 

Art was heavily focused theme on these shows. The protagonists show their passion on painting to become part of themselves. Their talent benefit themselves on the character development as well as taking inspiration from elsewhere. Moreover, these two were animated by the same studio, Seven Arcs. 

They have very interesting premise since both woman are from noble blood who by tragic circumstance of life are force too chose if the want their freedom or not. Both learns how to be more independant and the harch reality of the world. Its really interesting if you like anime that do not oversexualise the girls and give them the opportunity to be strong in their own way.  

Both have female protagnist where they stand up for themselves. They both are heartwarming anime which have an early setting.