| Takeshi Obata is already mentiioned so... Katsura Masakazu and Shimura Takako. I love how "clean" her drawings look. |
| Gosho Aoyama, definitely. He has such a specific way of drawing eyes and details. Although I didn't really like the beggining when characters had huge ears and were really spiky, but as the series progresses, art definitely improves. Naoki Urasawa also has a nice style, completely realistic. Someone might need some time to get used to art, but I definitely like it. |
| For me, I have three favorite artists they are: Kishiro Yukito Honna Wakou Kondou Kazuma (same artist who did the art/drawings for Eureka Seven manga) |
CabronJun 1, 2013 4:06 PM
Please learn about cel animation and its technical process. Learn how special effects and backlighting were done without computers. |
| Bastard, Vagabond, Trinity Blood, Shin Angyo Onshi, and Berserk all have some truly amazing artwork. Simply breathtaking in some cases. |
| Salmon is delicious. |
| No doubt Samura Hiroaki. Samura is just an astounding observer of humans. He’s one of the most excellent artists our generation have got. He’s a brilliant storyteller though. And there are some who also deserve the award, of which the following is Asano Inio, Inoue Takehiko, Nihei Tsutomu. |
el_putazo said: For me, I have three favorite artists they are: Kishiro Yukito Honna Wakou Kondou Kazuma (same artist who did the art/drawings for Eureka Seven manga) Yes agree,deadman wonderland has some pretty impressive art,it's a bit maybe hard to describe but it's very "clean". |
| It's insane how awesome Fate/Zero is. |
| THe mangaka of vagabond.Fucking excellent. |
| For me its certainly Kaori Yuki |
sanctuaries said: For me its certainly Kaori Yuki |
| For me it's Amano Kozue. |
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| Maybe I'm a little bias because I love her stories, but I LOVE the amount of fine detail Kaoru Mori puts into all of her artwork. I'm pretty sure she does it all by hand, including her awesome use of crosshatching. Plus her anatomy and facial expressions are really wonderful too. |
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CaptainCurryCat said: Maybe I'm a little bias because I love her stories, but I LOVE the amount of fine detail Kaoru Mori puts into all of her artwork. I'm pretty sure she does it all by hand, including her awesome use of crosshatching. Plus her anatomy and facial expressions are really wonderful too. i totally agree with you her stories are so simple but also unique and her artworks brings it all into life reading her works makes it feel like your in the actural environment |
| Kaoru Mori - She really does her homework when it comes to costumes, down to the patterns she uses. Otoyomegatari is especially well made. Inue Takehiko - His style has evolved with time into something fantastic and i don't only mean his ink work but his panel arrangement too. Miura Kentaro - The initial volumes of Berserk are not so great, but he is another author who has evolved with time. I like the mixture of western elements in his work and he really can draw epic panoramas. Aki Irie - I simply love her retro whimsical style, it's very expressive and well construct. She has the ability to tell a story without relying on words. |
| Masakazu katsura the author of zetman. he deserves more mentions. |
Arlia said: For me it's Amano Kozue. This. I just love how appealing her works are. |
| Takehiko Inoue, Kentaro Miura and Urasawa! I really love Urasawa's Style. I like Tite Kubo too, but he waste so much panels... HAYAO MIYAZAKI /thread |
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NickyCharisma said: Katsuhiro Otomo. I don't need an argument and if you want proof then I recommend reading all six volumes of Akira. I agree Otomo is hands down is the best if not one of the best, but I still feel that there is an artistics talent that gets over looked because of his story work, it's Tsutomu Nihei. This is from Abara. From Biomega  Mod Edit: Please tag format breaking images in spoilers |
ZelotMar 2, 2015 1:54 PM
| Thank you |
| Takeshi Obata, hands down. |
| Oh! great..air gear has awesome art without doubt Ai Yazawa..her fashion sense is incomparable. She's in a league of her own. and no list can be complete without my personal favourite Takeshi Obata, of course. |
The person who drew for The Sacred Blacksmith. |
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OriginANIME said: It's the tits, huh.The person who drew for The Sacred Blacksmith. |
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OriginANIME said: The person who drew for The Sacred Blacksmith. That is pretty normal, you know. Still, thanks for the name bro. I'll add to my previous two, Amano Akira. While I wouldn't call her the best, I really like the way she draws, especially at around the end of KHR. Here's an example: The way she draws the eyes and the hair really stand out to me. Also, the way she drew Xanxus' gun was awesome: |
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| Of course CLAMP. Full of details and beauty woah! XD And Fujiko F. Fujio. Like how he transformed cats into useful thing. |
| Kaori Yuki (Shoujo) Song Ji-Hyung (Seinen) Toboso Yana (Shounen) |
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Itami-chan said: Kaori Yuki (Shoujo) Oh wow that's Shoujo that's impressive I wish other shoujo artists would put more effort ;_; . |
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| Kentaro Miura - Berserk Takehiko Inoue - Vagabond |
tsudecimo said: Itami-chan said: Kaori Yuki (Shoujo) Oh wow that's Shoujo that's impressive I wish other shoujo artists would put more effort ;_; . Don't we all. Detailed, consistent Shoujo art is pretty hard to come by. |
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| I'd be more impressed with Ikegami if it didn't feel like he alternated between the same 4 templates for facial expressions. After the first 20 chapters of Sanctuary it was like I was looking at the same one over and over again. I like the guy who does Gantz. He's improved so much from when he started Hen. And Yoshiyuki Sadamoto, holy shiiiit. If you've ever seen something from his art book Der Mond, you know just how damn good he is. There's a bunch of others too, but probably nothing everyone else hasn't covered. |
| Kondou Kazuma ( Deadman wonderland) |
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| I'm really fond of CLAMP's art style in general. In terms of genre specific art styles, though, I really like Sakuraga Mei. |
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| Clamp and Yana Toboso. I can stare at their drawings for ages, they're really astounding (especially Clamp's). Then... maybe it's just a matter of taste, but I'd add Takeshi Obata and Yuusuke Murata too. |
| Obata Takeshi and Toma Rei have goooooooorgeous art |
Blfrvfrv said: He draws tits even bigger now.I like the guy who does Gantz. He's improved so much from when he started Hen. |
| I am important. I have a girlfriend. Check out my podcast |
| Yukimura, Makoto - Vinland Saga In my opinion the one with the best drawing skills - I mean, look at the details! |
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DJIzzyIzzyHitler said: I second this. Reading One punch man is almost reading an animated manga (if that makes sense) the art is astonishing.Yusuke Murata - one punch man if you think this is good, wait till you see the chapter after this thats 40 pages long and in full color., even in black and white the art is so smooth and polished |
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| Kaoru Mori (Otoyomegatari), every page is so detailed, i stare at them in awe... Oh Great (Air Gear), too bad it sucks |
| Kakizaki Masasumi. |
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tsudecimo said: Kakizaki Masasumi. Whoo. Daz nice. Hideout? |
| I'm cooler than a cooler Big shouts out to my jeweler Bitch Chief Sosa stack dat mula JezusBull said: Ohh the ignorant masses, poor, ignorant people. Kimi no Iru Machi said: Whether it's in Tokyo or the countryside, panties will always remain the same. And the heart of the man who tries his best is also the same. |
Mrsharpyhammer said: Murata Yuusuke : look at the details Ramzie said: DJIzzyIzzyHitler said: I second this. Reading One punch man is almost reading an animated manga (if that makes sense) the art is astonishing.Yusuke Murata - one punch man if you think this is good, wait till you see the chapter after this thats 40 pages long and in full color., even in black and white the art is so smooth and polished Also agree with this. A lot of chapters just build up page by page into this crazy action sequence like the gif shown. Amazing art on top of that just blows the mind. |
Touch me, you filthy casual~ |
| Yea it's hideout. |
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tsudecimo said: Yea it's hideout. Thought so. That's the only good story that Masasumi wrote himself. Used clichés, but used them well and managed to be unpredictable. His cliché style didn't work out as good in Green Blood, despite the promising setting. Dude's art is always impeccable though. That alone makes his works worthwhile. He's gotta be top ten manga artists. |
| I'm cooler than a cooler Big shouts out to my jeweler Bitch Chief Sosa stack dat mula JezusBull said: Ohh the ignorant masses, poor, ignorant people. Kimi no Iru Machi said: Whether it's in Tokyo or the countryside, panties will always remain the same. And the heart of the man who tries his best is also the same. |
| Oh Great! Akihisa Ikeda Their art developed into something really unique. |
| Park Jin-Hwan He is my favorite atleast. |
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| Asano Inio and Kengo Hanazawa for me, but this is a subject that is highly subjective i think. |
| Shimabukuro Mitsutoshi http://myanimelist.net/manga/7887/Toriko  Some beasts |
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