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Bengus' art was always perfect and amazing in everywhere! It fit so perfectly, and even his X-Men art was spectacular!

"We each have our own reasons to pursue art." Bengus

The Alphas were the last time a SF game looked any good. The 3D ones are atrocious.

ken long hair 😎

I let out a deep sigh of ecstasy, mouth agape, seeing this video in my feed, and finally learning the name of this artist. You don't understand, man, a reeeally like the art for Marvel vs Capcom. It's too good.

His art is good no doubt but I feel like he fell off in Street Fighter V

Bingus

Akihiko Yoshida's art has a very unique appeal to it that I can't really explain. I remember going into Kmart one day many many years ago and looking at the 3DS games. Bravely Default's cover just stood out so much to me (the black cover), and I would just stare at it in what I can only describe as wonder and awe. I ended up getting the game, and despite not knowing anything about the game and only playing it for about an hour, that cover art still sticks with me for just how strange it makes me feel inside. It's incredible.

“Look at this arcade hall, where Ryu is beating the SHIT out of Mega Man.” Wasn’t expecting that, lmfao

Gostei bastante do vídeo, trouxe umas curiosidades que eu não sabia sobre o jogo. Eu apenas joguei (e estou jogando novamente) o primeiro. Acho a direção de arte do jogo muito boa e criativa, bem como tu descreveu... Teatral.

Great!

Please do a video on Guilty Gear's creator/ artist Daisuke Ishiwatari!

Masato really had that 80s style in his concept art

One of the many artistic influences. Kinu's is very good & I loved how she does the expressions with her characters. Her best work IMO was the designs for the characters in Capcom Vs.SNK 2

I laughed so loudly at 8:20

I love this channel ❤

Do a video on Edayan

This stuff it looks like a great book to get for the beautiful Ray of colors and imaginative ideas that can inspire! Also as an art book Hunter, I try to go after any copy I can, despite what kind of binding/cover it has. I do keep note that if it has a paper cover, to handle it gently and make sure anyone else looking at it gives it that same respect you would! ( Trust me I've had plenty of friends not know how to handle an art book and rip the binding!😢)

So, we can say he works his drawing's asses off?

charactershh

colourshh

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pieshesh

his prime time was before 1985. after that, his manga became too simple.

the art was 20/10, imo street fighter 4 and up in 3d looks ugly as fuck

I did not know it was all Bengus. This is amazing. I am now motivated.

I would do anything for a new Grandia game thats like 1 or 2. First 2 were definitely such wonderful masterpieces.

So one detail left out was the manga that influenced Daisuke Ishwatari ...and that's BASTARD!!! It's a manga that was released in the 80s and utilized the use of Heavy metal bands and Rock as magical attacks, summons and more! ( Yes it was an Ova series series and the 2 season series is on Netflix!) Even the character designs were a major influenced; such as Kall-Su into Ky Kiske( even using the same attack Ride the Lightning) Polno Diano inspiring aspects of I-No and nearly every Holy Order member using Larz outfit ( Princess Sheilas brother) from Ky, Sol, Kliff, Robo Ky and Holy Order Sol! In addition, Daisuke is also fans of other manga and anime such as Kenshin for Baiken and Tekkaman Blade into the boss Justice!

Ayami is like a classic Renaissance illustrator embracing mix media with Goth overtones. Her characters are beautiful and mysterious. No matter if it's death, a young maiden, a Shogun Warlord or even Dracula himself...there's always an element of beauty and wonderment to them. Also her being a mixed media illustrator is very fascinating as I also use a series of gouache acrylics and copic markers so it's cool to see them fully utilized by a master!❤

The best way to describe Amano's style is a dreamlike illusion where are the characters are in a perpetual motion. It is very rare to find any of his characters stiff and static (unless that is their character trait) but he always knows how to make them interesting and mysterious. Not many people can do illustrative works like hmthis and adds why Neil gaiman and other creators have asked for his hand and other projects! It's very hard to believe he was the original character designer behind Gatchaman( AKA GForce or Battle of the planets) before being the main illustrator of Vampire-Hunter D and FF! I always look forward to seeing his works and artbooks! Even with Tetsuya taking over as a main character designer on projects, I'll never forget the concept work of Amano!

Not going to lie, anytime she draws Morrigan, Sakura, Cammy and Ibuki I'm glued!!!❤

She's definitely a fangirl of Capcom and she loves to include her favorite characters as well as some of the lesser knows that never get much screen time! Aside from breath of fire 3 I know she likes that include poison in a couple illustrations, captain commando, and even that illustration with Mega Man and Ryu; that's old school Ryu from the very first street fighter! That's just some commitment!😂❤

What else can we say about kinu nishimura, besides beautiful enchantress?!❤ She may not play the game she designs for, but she's clearly a fan of the characters as she always draws them in such fun and fancy free illustrated works! Her beefing up the sex appeal in her work is phenomenal! Not that many artists can draw sexiness like she can and still have massive appeal to have figurines and statues made out of! I remember her doing The illustrated work for Street Fighter championship edition for the ultimate character colors and they already spoke volumes for how in-house they can be but something uniquely different about them! I am glad that over time she's been able to express her more and unlike bengus, her simplified work is just as captivating as a detailed work! Same with her simplified work is just as captivating as a detailed work! Same with her rough illustrations! She is beyond amazing and on the same realm as Akiman as you can see her work and capcom's Dungeons and Dragons puzzles and dragons and even complementary supplement work to vanilla wares king of dragons ( which also include many other beloved Capcom illustrators)!

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ikeno and nishimura are my favs but bengus art goes hard

The guy whose art got worse over time

"I am a genius!" next day "...ugh" Very relatable.

This video is totally inspiring. 🎨

Pretty sure Yoshida did the designs for BD1, and it was BS that had guest artists design the bosses.

Yep. This is the guy that made me want to draw.

Now need 3rd Strike Illustration story

4:33 "It was difficult at first, but all things are difficult at first." Shoud've been the line.😉 😊 Great video,thank you!

His art in: Street Fighter Alpha, Darkstalkers, Power Stone, Rival Schools, Street Fighter EX, just amazing!!!

Endayan is also really good, his work in Rival schools is god tier

Atlast! 🔥🔥🔥

I've recently started getting into drawing (on and off my whole life, gotten serious lately, want to make a comic book). Both Kaneko and Hirohiko Araki are my two biggest inspirations just because of how different their styles are. Kaneko, especially during the PS2 area, seems to treat his characters like clay dolls or manakins almost. Meanwhile, it's been stated plenty of times that Araki bases his style on Roman and Greek statues. Fun fact, Araki and Kaneko were roommates at one point, which is more than likely why Persona and JoJo ended up having similar concepts.

Bengus' (when he was known as CRMK)Super Street Fighter 2:Turbo character art back in 1994 was the best in my opinion. When I was improving my art in my high school years, I looked at his stuff along with the SNK art as well while I was still following the Jim Lee/Andy Kubert stuff from Marvel comics & still do today with Bengus, Kinu Nishimura & Akiman on the Capcom side & Eisuke Ogura on the SNK side

My beloves, his ability to just make good styles and consistly expand. I also always loved Shinkiro's work,