| I absolutely adore Robico's character designs and artstyle in general. She draws very pretty/handsome characters without making them look unrealistically attractive (which is practically the norm in shoujo manga). Other exceptional artists that have stood out to me include: Sorata Akizuki (Akagami no Shirayukihime) Morishita Suu (Hibi Chouchou) Yamamori Mika (Hirunaka no Ryuusei) Akuta Fumie (Sekirara ni Kiss) For shounen, I am extremely partial to Saeki Shun's art. The dude is also amazing at drawing attractive characters for both genders alike. The art in Shokugeki no Souma is at least 50% of why I love that manga so damn much. dem foodgasms doe ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Although I haven't read Tokyo Ghoul, judging from the images I have seen posted around, Ishida Sui seems like he's an insane artist. I've seen some of his full coloured illustrations and daaaaamn do they look amazing. |
| ONE PUNCH MAN. Have you read it? It looks like it's already animated! xD Also there's Death Note and Prison School. :D |
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| In my opinion, Tite Kubo for Bleach and Ito Ogureto on Air Gear are the best. Nothing surpasses those two. There are a lot of notable magaka though, like Takeshi Obata and Yusuke Murata. Miura is overrated. He definitely knows how to place the patterns for each thing to give the effect he wants. It's time-consuming. Besides that, the style is not that great. Mod Edit: Removed quote of deleted post. |
shawnofthedeadzMay 10, 2016 11:09 PM
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| Kuroshitsuji, definitely. And One Punch Man is also good, but I consider Toboso's line to be just perfect. Style of Rihito Takarai is beautiful but she gives the vibes like she can't draw an ugly person. But the style it's unique and memorable. I would not say Bleach, cause it could be better and all but Kubo's progres from the first volume to the recent ones is amazing. |
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| Lol what am I doing here,I hardly haven't read any manga.but all I can say is that every manamana has its own unique art style. I support bleach and bnha.(boku no hero academia) |
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| -Kaoru Mori for the extreme amount of detail -Asumiko Nakamura's art is indescribable. It's not exactly delicate, but it's *fluid* and sort of airy; it's elegant even in the psychologically torturous material she deals with -Furuya Usamaru's art is like a blend of Takeshi Obata, Koji Matsumoto, and even a touch of Suehiro Maruo -Ai Yazawa is simply sublime in the lines she puts down. They're solid and bring to mind a fountain pen, if that makes sense. Detailed in a very fashionable way. -Ogawa Chise's art is just a personal favorite of mine. Her version of the lanky BL body is appealing to me. |
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Kenneth said: In my opinion, it goes to Takehiko Inoue. His hyper-realistic drawings when it came to Vagabond were near perfection. He doesn't only do that, but it also to convey realistic emotions of characters which makes it even better. He turned a pencil into a brush, what manga artist can do that.. :) Vagabond art is still great, but does seem sketchy-er these days. The characters faces are a marvel though. |
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| Araki Hirohiko has some of the best art I've seen in manga. Steel Ball Run (Jojo Part 7) specifically, his latest finished manga. The characters are well proportioned, they're all drawn in a consistent and pleasing style and a lot have very quirky outfit choices. |
| Might sound odd, but I simply adore Akira Toriyama's style. It's detailed, but clear, every character looks distinct (though he used to suck at women, as even he points out in Dr. Slump during a 4th wall break, but he gets better), and it just looks so clean, but not freakishly so. And his Dragon Quest monsters are all adorable as hell! Just a single smile beams personality, it makes me happy to kill those damn Bombcrags, but a little guilty on killing things like Bubble Slimes. And sometimes, it's the pose too, Fencing Fox are simply adorable! But do consider how simple the DQ slime is. It's a very iconic JRPG character, up there with Pikachu and Moogles, but it's so easy that anyone can draw it, even me (and I suck!), yet instantly recognizable. It's simplistic, but it's perfect. Also, it makes an unusually comfortable controller (I have the Slime PS2 controller, I adore it! My friend went to look at it and was surprised when it came off the stand and was afraid he broke it, but I showed that it's a controller, which he thought was awesome). But in both black and white and color, I like his clean and distinct look as Krillen gets owned again. |
| Definitely Yusuke Murata for me. Eyeshield 21 has some of the best drawings I've ever come across. In One Punch Man he continues being awesome. |
medmiusMay 25, 2016 10:55 PM
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| Takeshi Obata (Death Note) Perfection. Great proportions, and just overall a nice style with great taste. |
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| One Punch Man, the drawing is precise, detailed and the art is not idle. One Piece, the art is creative, also precise, detailed, facial expression of characters are funny   |
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| for me perhaps it's inoue takehiko, he made a lot of realistic drama and the characters expression just says a lot even without dialogue for the best action sequential, thesedays murata yusuke really steal the spotlight, the details in every panel just insane.. i can frame all one punch man panel on my wall because it's beauty.. and for the (more or less) newcomer, i admire boichi's artstyle with the detailed anatomy and perspective approach in drawing characters. eventho dr.stone is not an action-focused shounen, he pretty much nailed it in emphasizing the movements. there's a lot of good artstyle really.. to point out who's the best kinda... painful.. every mangakas artstyle has it's charm in their own way >.< |
| Masami Kurumada is an artist I don't praise enough. It's a shame his storylines are the farthest from my taste one can possibly get. |
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| Daromeon. He has risen to be my favourite manga artists of all time. He manages to draw amazing art in only 7 days. The art is very clear and easy to understand. You can clearly see the action a character is doing by simply seeing a panel. The fights looks great. He also can use shadows very well to make some things even more intense. He is one of the only artists that can give me chills while looking at their art. The attention to detail is awesome. Also he gives all the characters or most top tier asses. All of the characters look unique and they are cool to look at. Right now he has only done one franchise and that is Kengan Ashura. I think he also had done something called Ketchup Ninja but it is not on MAL |
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| Made in Abyss easily, on par with Berserk, Oysaumi Punpun and Dead Dead Demons Dededededestruction |
| q hayashida is the goat. (besides miura, but....yaknow) incredible backgrounds that all feel lived in and real. interesting panel compositions. gritty, detailed art that captures the grimy ultraviolence of her series so well, while still remaining expressive. it's all so atmospheric, moody, and as disgusting as it should be. i love how she draws people with a real weight to them that you rarely see in other manga. i could stare at every panel she's ever drawn for hours picking it apart. her anatomy in earlier chapters of dorohedoro was rough at times but she quickly improved and has gone above and beyond. she really inspires me. there is almost no good scans of her work online, i really recommend buying physical copies of dorohedoro and her art book mud & sludge. im posting examples of her work here but just keep in mind there is so much detail these scans don't capture |
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