Kurumada Masami Draws Posters of Clash of the Titans
Kurumada's Poster 1
Poster 2
Poster 3
Poster 4
The director Louis Leterrier said he loves Saint Seiya and he showed his respect to Kurumada's works by describing gods wearing "Cloths" in the movie.
Sources: Natalie, Anime!Anime!
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Apr 15, 2010 9:40 PM by tvonradio
Obviously people here haven't read Saint Seiya or Captain Tsubasa.
Of COURSE he can draw better than that (not all of his manga are of the same style) However, he made it purposely old school because it represents his signature artwork.
Yea, it doesn't help, the guys head looks like it's nothing but a paper mask taped on his neck and his sense of depth, posing and proportion is horrendous. What has it been 14 years since Saint Seiya? and he hasn't gotten any better.
Just because it's his "signature style" doesn't mean it's not still crap.
You have to realize manga is not the same as anime. Horrible artwork doesn't make it necessarily bad. Once you get used to it, you'll see that he can draw well if he wants to (i.e. look at Silent Knight Sho artwork, even though it's old, it's a bit different from Saint Seiya) Or even look at BT'X or Ring ni Kakero. They look fine according me. So I think he was purposefully trying to use his old art style.
Reference to here:
http://scribe.seiya.free.fr/manga/ring-kakero/_extrait.htm
Apr 15, 2010 3:58 PM by wakka9ca
Obviously people here haven't read Saint Seiya or Captain Tsubasa.
Of COURSE he can draw better than that (not all of his manga are of the same style) However, he made it purposely old school because it represents his signature artwork.
Yea, it doesn't help, the guys head looks like it's nothing but a paper mask taped on his neck and his sense of depth, posing and proportion is horrendous. What has it been 14 years since Saint Seiya? and he hasn't gotten any better.
Just because it's his "signature style" doesn't mean it's not still crap.
Apr 15, 2010 9:35 AM by Jigero
Apr 15, 2010 5:24 AM by bwub
Of COURSE he can draw better than that (not all of his manga are of the same style) However, he made it purposely old school because it represents his signature artwork.
Apr 14, 2010 6:09 AM by wakka9ca
Apr 13, 2010 5:19 AM by noktah
was it made in 1998 or something?
try 1978.
Apr 13, 2010 2:38 AM by Jigero
Apr 13, 2010 12:45 AM by shakeyourpup45
Apr 12, 2010 11:20 PM by MelbShaw
Apr 12, 2010 10:14 PM by thepapercut
Apr 12, 2010 9:21 PM by Amarrez
Apr 12, 2010 9:10 PM by Chenoan
Apr 12, 2010 8:43 PM by wabowser
Not very appealing to the eye.
And yes, I CAN draw, for your information.
Apr 12, 2010 8:40 PM by head-go-boom
Heh, the drawings are great. Everyone who says otherwise can't even draw themselves :P
Actually I can draw and I can draw better then that.
Apr 12, 2010 8:30 PM by Jigero
I'm gonna go ahead and agree with what saka said. I really don't like the drawing. Off topic (maybe), I'm looking forward to watching this.
i'd really rather believe it was saint seiya not clash of the titans...
Apr 12, 2010 7:10 PM by Cashdax
Apr 12, 2010 6:04 PM by Purjoloek
Heh, the drawings are great. Everyone who says otherwise can't even draw themselves :P
You can't make such a claim without the slightest bit of proof, well you can but its not rational. The way a person perceives drawings is subjective. You might appreciate it because you read saint seiya, but the ones who haven't just see it as art.
I'm afraid I'm with them in that regard, it doesn't really work well as promotional art.
tl;dr.... it looks like crap.
today's standards are higher than they were when this art style was popular... it should not be used as promotional art, even when you are marketing to retro otaku... how could anyone even recognize the actual movie when they're picking later at the theater? I hope they at least show the posters side by side.
Apr 12, 2010 3:47 PM by saka
Heh, the drawings are great. Everyone who says otherwise can't even draw themselves :P
You can't make such a claim without the slightest bit of proof, well you can but its not rational. The way a person perceives drawings is subjective. You might appreciate it because you read saint seiya, but the ones who haven't just see it as art.
I'm afraid I'm with them in that regard, it doesn't really work well as promotional art.
Apr 12, 2010 3:20 PM by Damonashu
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Obviously people here haven't read Saint Seiya or Captain Tsubasa.
Of COURSE he can draw better than that (not all of his manga are of the same style) However, he made it purposely old school because it represents his signature artwork.
Yea, it doesn't help, the guys head looks like it's nothing but a paper mask taped on his neck and his sense of depth, posing and proportion is horrendous. What has it been 14 years since Saint Seiya? and he hasn't gotten any better.
Just because it's his "signature style" doesn't mean it's not still crap.
You have to realize manga is not the same as anime. Horrible artwork doesn't make it necessarily bad. Once you get used to it, you'll see that he can draw well if he wants to (i.e. look at Silent Knight Sho artwork, even though it's old, it's a bit different from Saint Seiya) Or even look at BT'X or Ring ni Kakero. They look fine according me. So I think he was purposefully trying to use his old art style.
Reference to here:
http://scribe.seiya.free.fr/manga/ring-kakero/_extrait.htm
OLD style does not mean it's ok to lose all sense depth and proportion, I'm sure this was fine 20 years ago but now it just looks bad.
Apr 16, 2010 5:46 AM by Jigero