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I think, It has been more than 10 days since I considered to open a request
but it seems no one cares oh well.
There is something on my mind as of late. How do you value a mixed form of art, such as: Comic/manga, movie, anime, or even a visual novel? Are you judge them based solely on the story/script? Animation, visual, effect? sound, music? Or you weight all available factors into consideration?
Well, something I've realized is that I'm someone who judge a book based on its cover. Whether its anime, cartoon, VN, or movie. I always ended up admiring its beautiful visual works. Because..., lets face it, there are more people working on animation, than on manuscript. On the anime industry for an instance. A studio could spent more than 300 mil JPY for anything other than story for a single anime season. And, sadly most of us perhaps ignores those aspects and start bashing movies or anime just because of their lack of story departement. For an art... I mean... drawing hobby-ist, I kinda dislike that kind of attitude.
For example: The newest ComixWave movie "Kotonoha no Niwa" (Garden of Words). It has stunning beautiful visual which I declared as "The Next-Gen of Anime industry" as of not a single anime studio could pull off what Makoto Shinkai did. Not even Sunrise or KyoAni or any other blockbuster studios. It was just beautiful, the detail, the thought of every aspect on visual art was just beyond human's language comprehension. And yet people still not satisfied by its "story". Keh..., seriously people.
Of course I can't blame them since most of our conversation when talking about movies or TV shows are always ends up on talking about plot and barely anything else. "Hey, did you watch **** movie yesterday? That detail they put into making spider was just amazing"... well, that kind of talk... never happens. Thus, unconsciouly people building their understanding on audio-visual entertainment as a different way to read a book whereas story is the only that does matter.
Of course it will be different in another community which we often calls "video gamer". As far as I know, they are the most fussy community if it comes down to "graphic" or "visual quality". Of course not everyone, but maybe most of them. Even though I often find amongst those people still TLDR-ing about story. Well, people have different choice, people have different mindset, people have different language. Actually, this explain why badly drawn manga is more popular than good-looking manga. And also explain why there are still a lot of people still enjoying novel and fanfiction. No offense, I'm just trying to comprehend with the whole situation
Best regards, kido_a
There is something on my mind as of late. How do you value a mixed form of art, such as: Comic/manga, movie, anime, or even a visual novel? Are you judge them based solely on the story/script? Animation, visual, effect? sound, music? Or you weight all available factors into consideration?
Well, something I've realized is that I'm someone who judge a book based on its cover. Whether its anime, cartoon, VN, or movie. I always ended up admiring its beautiful visual works. Because..., lets face it, there are more people working on animation, than on manuscript. On the anime industry for an instance. A studio could spent more than 300 mil JPY for anything other than story for a single anime season. And, sadly most of us perhaps ignores those aspects and start bashing movies or anime just because of their lack of story departement. For an art... I mean... drawing hobby-ist, I kinda dislike that kind of attitude.
For example: The newest ComixWave movie "Kotonoha no Niwa" (Garden of Words). It has stunning beautiful visual which I declared as "The Next-Gen of Anime industry" as of not a single anime studio could pull off what Makoto Shinkai did. Not even Sunrise or KyoAni or any other blockbuster studios. It was just beautiful, the detail, the thought of every aspect on visual art was just beyond human's language comprehension. And yet people still not satisfied by its "story". Keh..., seriously people.
Of course I can't blame them since most of our conversation when talking about movies or TV shows are always ends up on talking about plot and barely anything else. "Hey, did you watch **** movie yesterday? That detail they put into making spider was just amazing"... well, that kind of talk... never happens. Thus, unconsciouly people building their understanding on audio-visual entertainment as a different way to read a book whereas story is the only that does matter.
Of course it will be different in another community which we often calls "video gamer". As far as I know, they are the most fussy community if it comes down to "graphic" or "visual quality". Of course not everyone, but maybe most of them. Even though I often find amongst those people still TLDR-ing about story. Well, people have different choice, people have different mindset, people have different language. Actually, this explain why badly drawn manga is more popular than good-looking manga. And also explain why there are still a lot of people still enjoying novel and fanfiction. No offense, I'm just trying to comprehend with the whole situation
Best regards, kido_a
Request And Commission [CLOSED]
Anyway, I'm currently opening for 3 kind of requests:
1. Regular request: You ask me to draw something in return of some points. Simple
2. Collab: like I said, collaboration of two or three or maybe more? :D
3. Art exchange: both of us ask each other to draw.
What I can draw (so far) :D
1. 2D form motionless (Digital) visual art
2. Humanoid, non-mechanic characters
3. Both gender
4. No background :D
5. I'm experimental artist, with only 2 years of experience (And its not even full :D ). So you might notice that my "style" is changing constantly
6. I do draw on paper media, but thats only for my own satisfaction.
Now, rules:
1. SFW
Technical Difficulties
So....
It has been 4 month of hiatus. No fave-ing, no submitting anything, heck even I didn't reply any comments (If there are any :lol:). Well to cut the case: My bag gone/disappear/stolen since January. Together with my Laptop, external harddisk, mobile modem, card reader, sketch book (A4), and anything inside it which I failed to mention.
The physical material doesn't matter actually. But the 300GB data stored is so heavy to let it go. Everything, starting from Pixiv 1k, 3k, 5k, 10k data, every single tutorial and raw material, college material, everything and anything just.... gone.
Well, thats all, I hope this terrible incident won't
2013 is Coming!
So, its about time we make an (self) evaluation and setting a goal.
First, of course evaluation. Technically, I was making my dA account since 2 years ago BUT, I created my "current" dA account in December 2011. My old account have been deleted, why? because 8 months and yet I just fave-ing and never submit anything :D. Well, then I created this account, since then I've been submitting 25 stuffs, 14 of them are in my regular gallery, the rest went in to scrapbook.
If you look at my deviations, almost all of them were one figure without legs or bottom part. There is a reason for that: "I can't draw small picture(s)". So, I always draw it in
Step by Step: Outer Surface and Skill
So, when I drawing something after my latest deviation (Yeah, I actually started another thing right after I finished something... actually but...) I was started thinking, or more like sudden recollection of a certain book which I was read long ago. If I'm not mistaken, it was "Understanding Comics" by "Scott Mc Cloud". Well, it wasn't a book, but a comic about comic. not in comical senses like "Bakuman" or "Comic Bomber", but more like a history lesson on comic and comic books. It was a great book, so yeah, I'm highly recommend it.
One of the chapter talks about steps a comics artists would do. There are 6 steps which he mentioned: 1) Idea;
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