PopCross Studios probably been requested so many times already but, could you react to how Araki’s art in the jojo manga changes drastically across his work to the point where it’s a whole different art style?
Why didnt you credit them in the desc then? Also why do you repeat yourself so much ? This has great potential to be an awesome series but please get better and maybe get a cohost
Alex Ross's style virtually demands reference material. He has the technique to create stunning hyper realism. If the anatomy and lighting isn't perfect, it would fail.
Look at the Shazaam art next to its reference: the posture, proportions, setting, figurative prominence, facial structure, and elasticity of the costume are *all* different. He took a picture of someone indoors for exterior artwork, and it still turned out perfectly. Even if the model was standing by a window, he's still not being lit the same way as if he'd been outdoors. Yet that's one of the only things he used. So, I don't think I can agree that his style demands reference. Maybe it does, he's the one deciding to use it after all, but he cans a lot of it in the end. I'm really impressed by how useless that reference feels in comparison to the finished artwork.
@@futurestoryteller You're not an artist, are you? If you draw like Jack Kirby, you don't need a reference. If you paint like Alex Ross, you do. Otherwise, you get lost in the uncanny valley. You know what that is?
True. It's not like he copies the reference exactly as it is anyway, he exaggerates certain features and changes the line of angle to give it a more "animated look", clearly showing skill in using references.
As som one who illustrates himself and hopes to do it professionally, I don't get that complaint. Sometimes a reference is needed, and it's not cheating, it STILL takes work and effort for to make the image work.... Heck, it takes about as much effort to make the photos viable references.
Fun fact. My grandpa actually taught Alex Ross. When Alex Ross was going to art school, my grandpa was one of his teachers. Currently my grandpa is still great friends with Alex Ross and I've actually met him once or twice. I even have one of his pieces signed hanging in my room. Edit: I know this doesn't relate to the video. I just thought id share my cool fact
Jesus Christ, does greg land still have a career? when people get to the point of thinking you plagiarized art that you didn't plagiarize, it's gotta be pretty bad.
Some really good looking manga: -JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Steel Ball Run -Berserk -Sun Ken Rock -Vagabond -Grappler Baki -One Punch Man (Yusuke Murata version)
JoJo, Steel Ball Run by Hirohiko Araki Berserk, by Kentaro Miura Sun-Ken Rock, by Boichi Vagabond, by Takehiko Inoue Bestiarius, by Kakizaki Masasumi One Punch-Man, Written by ONE and Illustrated by Murata Yuusuke Uzumaki, by Junji Ito Mob Psycho 100, by ONE One Piece, by Eiichiro Oda Inuyashiki, by Hiroya Oku Kingdom, by Yasuhisa Hara
There are so many great manga works out there that he can probably spend forever talking about them. But there are some others that are just awful, like Zingnize which makes me think "Rob Liefeld drew manga?"
Its so cool and amazing how Araki’s art style changed as the JoJo series went on. Personally, I love the Part 3 art style more than the later parts, but part 7 is really amazing.
@@kuronoroux8864 well I believe there are other mangakas that are better than the mangaka of vinland saga. I think when vinland saga switched to a seinen format the expressions became better
Tbh That artstyle when johnny and gyro fought ringo roadagain was a masterpiece, there is not a single same face syndrome happening there. I still dont know why araki went SFS after that arc, probably so it can be published faster monthly?
Aside from the clear knowledge you have about this...you trully love what you do. You show so much passion explaining the very little details. Great video!
Well when you look at Alex Ross when he started out; he was basically doing stick figures with blobs of color around them, he vastly improved because he got proper training, both from an arts school and from his Mum, Lynette Ross, who is also an artist. So it's possible for anyone to get that good, only reason he got to be that good was because of his formal training (the people in his art are so lifelike because he tends to hire real people as models that pose for him too, he then paints on the superhero garments), and you can try learning some art theory and copy his artworks if needs be, but at the same time; don't be afraid to search for a style that resonates best with you.
What's insane is that Alex Ross' most well-known art is from Kingdom Come and Marvels, but his newer stuff is even better. His covers on Immortal Hulk and Captain America are beautiful, the only artist that he's in the same league with is himself from 20 years ago. Insane.
Alex Ross is Perfection. I have major respect for his art style and the dedication he puts into his art. The work put into managing to perfect realistic style Reference photos in realism is needed. Greg Land hurts my artistic soul. His art steals at least five year of my soul
Hirohiko Araki for some godly art (Steel Ball Run) and also some really, really weird panels. Kentaro Miura's detailed work in Berserk (like panels inspired by Bosch and other famous artists) Tite Kubo's Bleach and Murata Yusuke's illustration for One Punch man for incredibly cool-looking scenes.
Green and purple are somewhat codified as "villain" colors. Red, white, blue, and gold (yellow) tend to be "hero" colors. You can also look at it as Primary colors = Hero. Secondary = Villain.
@@RPO808 Think Sadie is referring to CMYK 4 color process. It's Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black. But that is the general color scheme of comicbookcs, particularly Marvel to have heroes in Primary colors and villains in Secondary. P.S. Magneto's got the purple cape, gloves, and piping. It really is a conscious decision they made. And very evident if you look at Spider-Man and his Rogue's gallery. It's not 100% uniform for obvious reasons, like the Hulk. But, in general, that's how they do 'em.
Manga Suggestion: One-Punch Man, the original creator/artist ONE vs. redrawn version by Yusuke Murata. Also, Fist of the North Star legend Tetsuo Hara. For Comic Artists, Dale Keown?
I just love Ryan ottley's art, he has crispy edgy art that really emphasizes it's a comic book but also cool at same time. Not over realistic just stylistic.
@@jamesoblivion wtf? Why does that make him a hack? Do we not care more about WHAT is portrayed, the story etc. ? Do we care how that image was created?
For some manga I recommend you look at JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure. Some pretty good covers are Volume 1, 8, 11, 14, 27, 28, 38, 45, 56, 58 Stone Ocean volume 11. 16 Steel Ball Run volume 1, 16 JoJolion volume 3, 5, 9, 11, 18, 19 Check out Yusuke Murata’s manga covers for one punch man. He’s also done Marvel fan art.
Some example for those of you who hasn't seen his artstyle i.imgur.com/EQgyoeA.jpg I really wanr to comment on Araki's style change throughout the years. external-preview.redd.it/VoGzymCrWM-ajwPFduMB18ZPbk1dI0UHFtUA4qOc1as.jpg?auto=webp&s=98ea65aa66e0543a26753c1314888a216587886e
EVERY ILLUSTRATOR REACTS (and the artists I've covered in each episode) Illustrator Reacts to Requested Comic Artists (Manga and Marvel/DC Edition) ruclips.net/video/7Ypl_xb7CHM/видео.html Tite Kubo, Arthur Adams, Sean Cheeks Galloway, Masashi Kishimoto, Tim Sale, Haruko Ichikawa Illustrator Reacts to Manga and Manhwa Art: ruclips.net/video/wZ7vRYTqPZI/видео.html Solo Leveling art by Gee So-Lyung and Jang Sung-Lak, Yang Kyung-il, Keisuke Itagaki, Park Jinjoon and Hajime Isayama. Illustrator reacts to Requested Manga Artists (Mangaka): ruclips.net/video/2B86S2t3zl4/видео.html Boichi, Eiichiro Oda, Sui Ishida, Kaoru Mori, Posuka Demizu and Kohei Hirokoshi Illustrator Reacts to Good and Bad Manga Art: ruclips.net/video/j4ULSyqMJ9c/видео.html Yoshihiro Togashi, Masashi Tanaka, ONE, Q Hayashida and Katsuhiro Otomo Illustrator Reacts to Good and Bad Comic Book Art 5 ruclips.net/video/D1BjxkHJiFs/видео.html David Yardin, Moebius (Jean Giraud), Mike Deodato Jr., Bill Sienkiewicz, Bryan Lee O'Malley and Gabriel Rodriguez Illustrator Reacts to Requests ruclips.net/video/q7K49r6slOE/видео.html Lee Bermejo, Akira Toriyama, Esad Ribic, David Finch, Jason Fabok, Skottie Young, Gabriel Picolo, Tsutomu Nihei, Andrew Wildman and Mark Bagley Illustrator Reacts to Comic Artists Evolutions ruclips.net/video/3LMmb4yvk6k/видео.html Frank Miller, David Aja, Jae Lee, Matteo Scalera and Marcio Takara Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art 4 ruclips.net/video/3BDvA77YiBE/видео.html Kim Jung Gi, Joe Madureira, Stjepan Sejic, Todd McFarlane, J Scott Campbell, Takehiko Inoue, Sean Murphy and Matt Hollingsworth Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art 3 ruclips.net/video/vQX4aJEFghg/видео.html Eric Canete, Dexter Soy, Dan Mora Chaves, Yusuke Murata, Kentaro Miura, Hirohiko Araki Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art 2 ruclips.net/video/Zi8uUK42iXI/видео.html Alex Ross, Mike Mignola, Jorge Jiménez, Das Pastoras, Greg Land, Fiona Staples Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art ruclips.net/video/kAd68xwEI4s/видео.html Rob Liefeld, Kenneth Rocafort, Greg Capullo, FCO Plascencia, Francis Manapul and Humberto Ramos
What I love about Mignola's work is that he can definitely achieve ultra-unique shadows. When you're in a comic book store you'll notice a comic he's worked on just from the shadow and lighting being so prominent and just so good.
Guyver by Yoshiki Takaya. One of the longest running manga series, it has been going since 1985. What fascinates me about it are the extremely complex and detailed character designs. Takaya took influence from many Tokusatsu style sources. As manga styles have continually evolved as the years have passed many (not all) more modern series have moved towards more stylized less detailed character renderings I have always found it heartening looking back to the series that have been going constantly since the 1980's such as Guyver, Berserk, and JoJo and being blown away by the sheer amount of drawing and inking that went into each individual panel. An intricate style that has slowly been disappearing for many years now.
John Romita Jr is one of my favourites. Have always loved his work on Spiderman and the featured Enemy of the State run. However, I agree that certain characters don't look that great in his style. LOVE his symbiotes though.
if he does id love to see him react to the progression of his art. i doubt itd ever get a full episode but from baoh to jojolion his art has improved and shifted ALOT
I always liked the way Romita Jr drew Spider-Man when he was in costume during his run with JMS in the early 2000s. He had a nice balance between muscular but still lean and wiry that I think fit an adult Peter very well. But yeah, his faces can get samey and there's a boxy-ness to some of his characters that can look a bit stiff.
2:26 It's not Anatomy what these people struggle with. They study anatomy frequently, it shows, what they can't handle is drawing anatomy in correct perspective volume because they do not go through the process of "blocking volumes" as geometrical shapes before adding muscles, the result is often a formulaic rigid pose in their characters because of that.
What I don't get is that indie artists will get destroyed for tracing pictures when professional artist Greg Land does it and gets paid big bucks to do it.
I don't think anyone has suggested this one yet: Mori Kaoru's Otoyomegatari. Also, you should definitely check out JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Vagabond and Berserk 🖒
I'm not an artist and despite these "Professional X Reacts to Good and Bad X" becoming somewhat saturated, this particular example is excellent and I love it. You get a sub. Cheers!
There's also a big amount of disney villains hat are purple and green. It's they've got a big neon sign saying "this is the evil purple&green dude/witch".😅
That Wolverine cover has been and always will be one of my all time Wolverine favorites. I love the facial expression and how strange it all feels. It adds a flair that I'm super drawn to
For manga definetly check out some of: Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Berserk Any of Junji Ito's work The Promised Neverland Mob Psycho Grappler Baki You have to take into account tho, that most manga are extremely stylized, like Jojo's in its 1-4th parts, and Mob Psycho, and most definitely Baki, but they're deliberately stylized rather than it being bad artists.
One thing to take in mind with manga artists is that almost all areselftaught and started their career as a complete beginner most of them also write the comic they illustrate. That is because of how magazines there hire newcomer. A bit much to explain but Id suggest you to read about how manga artists are hired for weekly magazines to know the very different work backgrounds
8:07 another thing I noticed about this art that I love is that with all the normal characters on the bottom left their teeth are simple and nice but with all the villains the teeth are drawn more detailed and each tooth is drawn to make them more menacing
All the sailor moon art books are gorgous and pretty much spot on for fashion illustration. naoko takeuchi is big into fashion and a lot of the looks still hold up. She also does some cool stuff like putting beads, doilies or salt on her art and photographing it to get texture. If you do her definately look at the art from the sailor moon art books
I almost can't even comprehend what Alex Ross gets out of using reference images, the end result is often *so* different, when you consider that the _details_ - the things most likely to be helped by reference - are often left out, altered or exaggerated in such a way that you can imagine being second nature to a career artist, you're almost left to wonder if he needs them as much as he thinks he does.
Stuart Immonen is one of my favorite artists. He has a simple. fluid art style but manages to capture motion and dynamics with the best of them. I honestly don't understand why he isn't talked about more within the pantheon of comic legends. Even Jim Lee - who is a personal hero of mine - really is only great at hero poses but not capturing action.
I wondered why his entries in the Marvel Zombies Volume 1 (well, the Fantastic Four arc that introduced the concept) looked so inconsistent and why the women looked so ... well, pornographic. Now I know. And, now that I know, yea, he's awful. Going back and re-reading those parts with this knowledge makes them look that much worse.
The thing with color themes in comics and other types of media is green is usually used to represent bad or evil things like poison or villains while red, blue and gold/yellow tend to be hero/good themes i/e health potions. While it’s not exactly a rule it an ordinary thematic choice.
@PopCross Studios I recommend checking out Tetsuo Hara's art especially in Fist Of The North Star as he was basically one of the few artists who started the trend for the manly anime art style and depicted the anatomy of bodybuilder's and famous action stars quite wonderfully. I would recommend checking out both his older stuff as well as his last pieces. His use for complementary colours is great which in turn accentuates the story and character's emotion. Also, unlike newer artists, he primarily used watercolour paints for colouring. Sorry, this was long as shit but hey I got a lot of good stuff to say about Hara's work.
Nice to see you reviewing Mignola's work. Most comic/layout artists have a little bit of graphic design experience, but I've heard said that Mike Mignola has talent in BOTH graphic design and illustration. They aren't wrong. Every piece of his art is a treasure.
You can actually learn from his explanation how to be a better artist, the way he praises and criticize their work and coloring are full of useful information, that's a professional right there
frame Strider Thank you so much! That’s really my intention with these episodes, not to blast any less than stellar work, but to help people (and myself) learn from the good and less good elements of these artists work!
Do7 I was told at the art institute of Philadelphia, that as long as you're NOT creating FINE ART. There is NO such thing as right or wrong. The simple fact that you are creating fantasy, let the sky be your limit or no limitations at all. Trees can be blue. The sky can be polka dot if you wish. Because it's your own created universe. Even perspectives can go askew! I agree with that statement.
For anyone who might be curious about the Jorge Jimenez cover, the technique of showing motion through multiple images on one panel is called "ghosting".
I'd really love to know what you think about the style in the asterix comics... (Also if you ever do something with manga: i think bleach had a really big change in style from the first issues to the later ones...)
As a Brazilian I'm genuinely happy you put Ivan Reis as one of the best today. Brazilians draw artists are not appreciated around brazil and don't have any support, so when you support Ivan after all problems he had to overcome, to became one of the top illustrator in the industry, its really make my brazilian heart proud and very happy.
Berserk should absolutely be a contender if you ever review manga. The art has changed significantly since it first game out like what, 25-30 years ago? I don’t remember, but I’d say it’s improved from the first book. Almost every panel is a masterfully crafted work of art and is definitely worth a look. It barely even resembles the typical manga/anime style, which I’d say is a good thing.
These is a huge difference, not even diffenence, in looking at reference photos for building... horses... people...and actually using and drawing and incorporating that into your own art work, as opposed to flat out tracing. (Sorry, run on sentence I think.) Great video.
LOVING this series so far! I'm so glad you're doing it as it brought me to your channel. I am excited to hear your opinions on some manga artists' work as well. For good art, I'd plug: Oh! Great (Air Gear), Takeshi Obata (Death Note, Bakuman.), Kentarou Miura (Berserk), Adachitoka (Noragami, Alive: The Final Evolution), Naoki Urasawa (Monster, 20th Century Boys), and Karakarakemuri (Takeru: Opera Susanoh Sword of the Devil)
When you were talking about mike mignola and saying that he puts a big streak in the background in his art, i looked at one of my hellboy and justice league crossover comics and it had that streak in the back. I think his style is great aswell Great vid!!
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Was definitely not cool of me to not credit the Inkers and colourists, I promise to do that in the next episode! Sorry about that everyone!!!
PopCross Studios probably been requested so many times already but, could you react to how Araki’s art in the jojo manga changes drastically across his work to the point where it’s a whole different art style?
Please please please look at Gabriele dell’Otto and esad ribic
PopCross Studios it's call the "O-Face". Short for "Orgasm face". That's the PG way to say it from now on
Why didnt you credit them in the desc then? Also why do you repeat yourself so much ? This has great potential to be an awesome series but please get better and maybe get a cohost
Look at akira for the manga
Alex Ross's style virtually demands reference material.
He has the technique to create stunning hyper realism. If the anatomy and lighting isn't perfect, it would fail.
Look at the Shazaam art next to its reference: the posture, proportions, setting, figurative prominence, facial structure, and elasticity of the costume are *all* different. He took a picture of someone indoors for exterior artwork, and it still turned out perfectly. Even if the model was standing by a window, he's still not being lit the same way as if he'd been outdoors. Yet that's one of the only things he used. So, I don't think I can agree that his style demands reference. Maybe it does, he's the one deciding to use it after all, but he cans a lot of it in the end. I'm really impressed by how useless that reference feels in comparison to the finished artwork.
Nobody likes it when a character looks like they enjoy getting hit by the villain
Referencing is cool, copying is not
@@aidanolson9247 I like it!
@@futurestoryteller You're not an artist, are you? If you draw like Jack Kirby, you don't need a reference. If you paint like Alex Ross, you do. Otherwise, you get lost in the uncanny valley. You know what that is?
Anyone who says Alex Ross "cheats" because he creates reference photos to help draw from is, frankly, a jealous fool.
corvus1970 most people using that argument don't even know how to draw, if they did they'd know proper references are a must have for a good artist
Norman Rockwell used reference images. Alex comes across from the same school of illustrator.
True. It's not like he copies the reference exactly as it is anyway, he exaggerates certain features and changes the line of angle to give it a more "animated look", clearly showing skill in using references.
As som one who illustrates himself and hopes to do it professionally, I don't get that complaint. Sometimes a reference is needed, and it's not cheating, it STILL takes work and effort for to make the image work.... Heck, it takes about as much effort to make the photos viable references.
corvus1970 tracing is cheating. Using real world references to make characters look more human is cool.
Fun fact. My grandpa actually taught Alex Ross. When Alex Ross was going to art school, my grandpa was one of his teachers. Currently my grandpa is still great friends with Alex Ross and I've actually met him once or twice. I even have one of his pieces signed hanging in my room.
Edit: I know this doesn't relate to the video. I just thought id share my cool fact
Oh my god
COOL!!
Nice 👍
that's so cool
Omg soo cool
Mom: Don't worry Wolverine's teeth are not that big, they can't hurt you
Wolverine's teeth:
Hahahahha
Dem teeph loog fake.
Everyone: RUclips comments aren’t retarded
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@@chris71388 Who says that though 😂 RUclips is a Negative IQ Person's favorite spot.
Your opinion about my comment is...100% true ngl.
Imagine seeing the wolverine at night .
Hahahah yikes!!!
I don't want to
*Mother, help me*
*YOU HAVE PROVOKED THE MONSTER*
69, nice
*3 seconds in to the intro*
You: "He traced a--"
Me: "He's talking about Greg Land."
L0l
comic book ludenn I'm creating
9:03
It cant beat Thicc Captain America tho
Hahahaha
Second
ToxicSkull0 that is americas *ss
What about hulk
*Capthicc America*
That Iron Man image is by Salvador Larroca, who also traces, not Greg Land.
I guess at this point everyone expects it from Greg ñwñ"
I thought that looked a little low-rent for Land.
Jesus Christ, does greg land still have a career? when people get to the point of thinking you plagiarized art that you didn't plagiarize, it's gotta be pretty bad.
Larroca is really hard to read. The recent star wars and vader comic line had him as the main artist and it was painful to get through.
@@Mrspiderman20014 He just wrapped up Peter David's Symbiote Spider-Man mini-series.
Some really good looking manga:
-JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Steel Ball Run
-Berserk
-Sun Ken Rock
-Vagabond
-Grappler Baki
-One Punch Man (Yusuke Murata version)
-Attack on Titan
Jojo has some of the best art I’ve ever seen from a manga/anime
death note
Don't forget Gantz, all you need is kill, and pretty much all art from Junji Ito. They are very good at making horror and action scenes.
The Fist of the North Star manga has amazing artwork.
JoJo, Steel Ball Run by Hirohiko Araki
Berserk, by Kentaro Miura
Sun-Ken Rock, by Boichi
Vagabond, by Takehiko Inoue
Bestiarius, by Kakizaki Masasumi
One Punch-Man, Written by ONE and Illustrated by Murata Yuusuke
Uzumaki, by Junji Ito
Mob Psycho 100, by ONE
One Piece, by Eiichiro Oda
Inuyashiki, by Hiroya Oku
Kingdom, by Yasuhisa Hara
Add vinland saga for perfection
@@anggarakun8786 Vinland Saga was not as good with the faces tho
There are so many great manga works out there that he can probably spend forever talking about them.
But there are some others that are just awful, like Zingnize which makes me think "Rob Liefeld drew manga?"
Its so cool and amazing how Araki’s art style changed as the JoJo series went on. Personally, I love the Part 3 art style more than the later parts, but part 7 is really amazing.
@@kuronoroux8864 well I believe there are other mangakas that are better than the mangaka of vinland saga. I think when vinland saga switched to a seinen format the expressions became better
Is that Gary Busey cosplaying Wolverine?
Wow man top comment this deserves more likes
This is fucked up😂😂
damn it really is, huh?
Ooh! I'm Dyingg! XD
Honestly that's probably an insult to Busey.
"Sexface", exactly so. And as a female who is also a lifelong comics reader, I hate those faces.
Same
Tough shit
@@tylersmith9868 triggered??
Same
@@eatmyphatphuckingass
Shut up or I will come to your house and steal your kneecaps
Shows Wolverine Revolver
Me: *Confused screaming*
Your avatar fitting
Ur comment matches ur profile photo
No kidding...
@@lilacshower2320 *Hmm, yes, the floor here is made out of floor.*
*deep breath* AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
If you can’t handle me at my 0:55
You don’t deserve me at my 10:40
Nice one
Lol
Manga, you say? JoJo's, Steel Ball Run style by Hirohiko Araki.
Vagabond by Takehiko Inoue, his art is so beautifull just like Jojo
Also jojolion
@Seth Hultkrantz lol hahahah i like jojolion
@Seth Hultkrantz ok that is offensive 🤬
Tbh That artstyle when johnny and gyro fought ringo roadagain was a masterpiece, there is not a single same face syndrome happening there. I still dont know why araki went SFS after that arc, probably so it can be published faster monthly?
"Nobody just know how to draw everything on the planet from memory"
Kim Jung Gi: Hold my brush pen
Yes, I thought the same. This guy is paranormal.
Hahahaha. That guy is something else.
Doesn't that guy start each day studying references?
@@MumrikDK His brilliance is drawing perspective in how the human eye sees it. Not static but elastic.
Kim Jung Gi: You know what? give it back
Aside from the clear knowledge you have about this...you trully love what you do. You show so much passion explaining the very little details. Great video!
Thanks so much! 😁😁😁
You should do some JoJo's Bizarre Adventure panels for your manga one.
Yeah and show the earlier stuff compared to his most recent work and see the shift in the style
YES YES YES
@Danish Wistara Definitely that one 😂
You know, Jojo is a very good show/manga, but who here thinks the fans sometimes put it on a pedestal?
Ooh and berserk
For manga you should check out Kentaro Miura work; insane details in his berserk manga.
A better one any pose from JoJo's bizarre adventure
which is nothing in comparison with Oh! Great(yeah, that's his "name").
And also vagabond by inoue takehiko
@@iliveinsideyourhouse1367 slam dunk?
@@sorian_delorean3348
Slam dunk is great too but his vagabond manga is where his art truly shines.
Lmao the "O" face is the face he puts on his female drawings. Good lord 🤣
YEEEESSS I've been waiting for a second part to this! And congrats on the other one getting so many views!
3:15 I hope my art is that good someday!
Thanks so much!!! 😁😁😁
Same
Well when you look at Alex Ross when he started out; he was basically doing stick figures with blobs of color around them, he vastly improved because he got proper training, both from an arts school and from his Mum, Lynette Ross, who is also an artist.
So it's possible for anyone to get that good, only reason he got to be that good was because of his formal training (the people in his art are so lifelike because he tends to hire real people as models that pose for him too, he then paints on the superhero garments), and you can try learning some art theory and copy his artworks if needs be, but at the same time; don't be afraid to search for a style that resonates best with you.
Alex Ross work on Kingdom Come looks amazing. References are important , tracing is a whole other thing
What's insane is that Alex Ross' most well-known art is from Kingdom Come and Marvels, but his newer stuff is even better. His covers on Immortal Hulk and Captain America are beautiful, the only artist that he's in the same league with is himself from 20 years ago. Insane.
Every cover alex ross has done for immortal hulk is godlike Especially #12
Alex Ross is
Perfection. I have major respect for his art style and the dedication he puts into his art. The work put into managing to perfect realistic style
Reference photos in realism is needed.
Greg Land hurts my artistic soul. His art steals at least five year of my soul
Hirohiko Araki for some godly art (Steel Ball Run) and also some really, really weird panels.
Kentaro Miura's detailed work in Berserk (like panels inspired by Bosch and other famous artists)
Tite Kubo's Bleach and Murata Yusuke's illustration for One Punch man for incredibly cool-looking scenes.
Takehiko Inoue (vagabond and Slam Dunk) would be great if you wanted to see some of the best drawn human characters and scenery in manga
I wonder what’s he think of almost the horizontal polnareff pose
was that a jojos refrence?
Filip Bařinka Yes yes yes
Ah, a man of culture I see?
Could you review the Berserk manga artwork.
O is for orgas-
Just not the 3D anime...
Big mood
@@ArlanKels Dear lord no. 😬
@@ArlanKels *2016/17 Vietnam flashbacks*
Frank Frazetta used reference photos. So did Neal Adams. Anyone wants to say there's something wrong with that? Fight me.
Thank you, some of the best ever use reference.
Green and purple are somewhat codified as "villain" colors. Red, white, blue, and gold (yellow) tend to be "hero" colors.
You can also look at it as Primary colors = Hero. Secondary = Villain.
James McCormick but red and blue aren’t actually primary colours....
Unless your magneto than you wear red
Rebel Wolf and purple.
@@Circuit.Cosplays why aren't red and blue actually not primary? Is it a joke I'm missing? Please to explain.
@@RPO808 Think Sadie is referring to CMYK 4 color process. It's Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black.
But that is the general color scheme of comicbookcs, particularly Marvel to have heroes in Primary colors and villains in Secondary.
P.S. Magneto's got the purple cape, gloves, and piping. It really is a conscious decision they made. And very evident if you look at Spider-Man and his Rogue's gallery.
It's not 100% uniform for obvious reasons, like the Hulk. But, in general, that's how they do 'em.
Manga Suggestion: One-Punch Man, the original creator/artist ONE vs. redrawn version by Yusuke Murata. Also, Fist of the North Star legend Tetsuo Hara.
For Comic Artists, Dale Keown?
Also Araki cover arts for JoJo. Katsuhiro Otomo and Akira. And of course Miura
Was about to mention Araki with jojo but giwrogs got it
Araki and Murata's art are gorgeous, especially Jojo's covers and Murata's fanart
Also araki hirohiko
Count Bocci in
I just love Ryan ottley's art, he has crispy edgy art that really emphasizes it's a comic book but also cool at same time. Not over realistic just stylistic.
6:24 I think you mean the "O-face"
That botton panel is totally getting rammed hard.
Western Ahegao
@@Rain-me8fd Thanks I hate it.
🤔 I thought it was called " the moan esthetic face"
For manga stuff, I really just hope you see some of Yusuke Murata's work
best manga artist working today
Why are the good artist's last name Ross?
It happens. Also they are Gods of Ross!
The first was Bob Ross
This Thicc Boi Yesssss... Sirrrr.....!😊 with his little rock friend name Herald!
that first one, wolverine reminds me of Beavis and Butthead 😂😂
Finally, someone else thinks this.
Yup, put some braces on those teeth!
the art style itself seems very 90's as well come to think of it
"Copying" is a generous assessment of what Greg Land does. Greg Land TRACES.
James O'Blivion that was so obvious lol how does the guy get a job
@@kjeezy2990 His employers care more about the fact that he meets deadlines (by tracing) than the fact that he's a hack.
@@kjeezy2990 if he can pump them out, the Capitalists will keep paying him.
@@jamesoblivion wtf? Why does that make him a hack? Do we not care more about WHAT is portrayed, the story etc. ? Do we care how that image was created?
@@RoScFan If it's stolen? Yes.
your reaction towards the arts from a famous artist actually did help me to improve my artwork style. thank you for the video as i enjoyed it so much.
That first one looks like Jim Carrey in the 90's cosplaying as Wolverine.
For some manga I recommend you look at JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure. Some pretty good covers are
Volume 1, 8, 11, 14, 27, 28, 38, 45, 56, 58
Stone Ocean volume 11. 16
Steel Ball Run volume 1, 16
JoJolion volume 3, 5, 9, 11, 18, 19
Check out Yusuke Murata’s manga covers for one punch man. He’s also done Marvel fan art.
steel ball run volume 11's cover belongs here too for the colors alone. such beautiful dark blues and purples.
FINALLY A MAN OF CULTURE
Some example for those of you who hasn't seen his artstyle
i.imgur.com/EQgyoeA.jpg
I really wanr to comment on Araki's style change throughout the years.
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One Punch Man, My Hero Academia, Hunter X Hunter
Wtf is a jojo the only jojo i know is JoJo Siwa
EVERY ILLUSTRATOR REACTS (and the artists I've covered in each episode)
Illustrator Reacts to Requested Comic Artists (Manga and Marvel/DC Edition)
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Tite Kubo, Arthur Adams, Sean Cheeks Galloway, Masashi Kishimoto, Tim Sale, Haruko Ichikawa
Illustrator Reacts to Manga and Manhwa Art:
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Solo Leveling art by Gee So-Lyung and Jang Sung-Lak, Yang Kyung-il, Keisuke Itagaki, Park Jinjoon and Hajime Isayama.
Illustrator reacts to Requested Manga Artists (Mangaka):
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Boichi, Eiichiro Oda, Sui Ishida, Kaoru Mori, Posuka Demizu and Kohei Hirokoshi
Illustrator Reacts to Good and Bad Manga Art:
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Yoshihiro Togashi, Masashi Tanaka, ONE, Q Hayashida and Katsuhiro Otomo
Illustrator Reacts to Good and Bad Comic Book Art 5
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David Yardin, Moebius (Jean Giraud), Mike Deodato Jr., Bill Sienkiewicz, Bryan Lee O'Malley and Gabriel Rodriguez
Illustrator Reacts to Requests
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Lee Bermejo, Akira Toriyama, Esad Ribic, David Finch, Jason Fabok, Skottie Young, Gabriel Picolo, Tsutomu Nihei, Andrew Wildman and Mark Bagley
Illustrator Reacts to Comic Artists Evolutions
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Frank Miller, David Aja, Jae Lee, Matteo Scalera and Marcio Takara
Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art 4
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Kim Jung Gi, Joe Madureira, Stjepan Sejic, Todd McFarlane, J Scott Campbell, Takehiko Inoue, Sean Murphy and Matt Hollingsworth
Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art 3
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Eric Canete, Dexter Soy, Dan Mora Chaves, Yusuke Murata, Kentaro Miura, Hirohiko Araki
Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art 2
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Alex Ross, Mike Mignola, Jorge Jiménez, Das Pastoras, Greg Land, Fiona Staples
Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art
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Rob Liefeld, Kenneth Rocafort, Greg Capullo, FCO Plascencia, Francis Manapul and Humberto Ramos
What I love about Mignola's work is that he can definitely achieve ultra-unique shadows. When you're in a comic book store you'll notice a comic he's worked on just from the shadow and lighting being so prominent and just so good.
Guyver by Yoshiki Takaya. One of the longest running manga series, it has been going since 1985. What fascinates me about it are the extremely complex and detailed character designs. Takaya took influence from many Tokusatsu style sources. As manga styles have continually evolved as the years have passed many (not all) more modern series have moved towards more stylized less detailed character renderings I have always found it heartening looking back to the series that have been going constantly since the 1980's such as Guyver, Berserk, and JoJo and being blown away by the sheer amount of drawing and inking that went into each individual panel. An intricate style that has slowly been disappearing for many years now.
John Romita Jr is one of my favourites. Have always loved his work on Spiderman and the featured Enemy of the State run. However, I agree that certain characters don't look that great in his style. LOVE his symbiotes though.
Let's hope this vid blows up too, congrats on reaching 25k!
Jellal from fairy tale?
React to JoJo's Bizarre Adventure by Hirohiko Araki!! And maybe Goodnight PunPun by Inio Asano!
Kazzie Bolaños fuck anime
if he does id love to see him react to the progression of his art. i doubt itd ever get a full episode but from baoh to jojolion his art has improved and shifted ALOT
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I’m so on board with your Romita jr criticisms. His mid 2000s Spider-Man stuff irks me a bit
Everybody has the same face and square hands
I always liked the way Romita Jr drew Spider-Man when he was in costume during his run with JMS in the early 2000s. He had a nice balance between muscular but still lean and wiry that I think fit an adult Peter very well. But yeah, his faces can get samey and there's a boxy-ness to some of his characters that can look a bit stiff.
comic book ludenn I'm creating
I love ur art style mate its really cool and chears for being so inspiring
Thanks so much!! Very glad I could inspire you!!! 😁😃🐉
Didn’t mean that dragon emoji but it’s staying in now 😝
@@PopCross lol
Would love to hear your thoughts on Brian Bolland and Dave McKean. Love their dark and disturbing pieces in particular.
2:26 It's not Anatomy what these people struggle with. They study anatomy frequently, it shows, what they can't handle is drawing anatomy in correct perspective volume because they do not go through the process of "blocking volumes" as geometrical shapes before adding muscles, the result is often a formulaic rigid pose in their characters because of that.
I think the dr strange one of Alex rosses is my favourite
For Manga art I recommend Boichi and Junji Ito
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And Kentaro Miura as he’s the one of the GOAT
@@yhorm9959 yeah add to that Kim Jung Gi. Not exactly a mangaka but his style is so unique.
Katsuhiro Ottomo too
Takehiko inoue had some of the best art too.
don't forget hirohiko araki
What I don't get is that indie artists will get destroyed for tracing pictures when professional artist Greg Land does it and gets paid big bucks to do it.
I don't think anyone has suggested this one yet: Mori Kaoru's Otoyomegatari.
Also, you should definitely check out JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Vagabond and Berserk 🖒
Absolutely yes to Vagabond
i just looked up Vagabond and Otoyomegatari. i absolutely second these suggestions
Yes! Otoyome is a work of genius.
You could do a series on individual artists.. Gil Kane, Neil Adams, John Buscema etc etc I'd watch!
Continueer this seriessss againn!! Have been missing thesee
So glad to see Fiona Staples work on here. One of my all time favorites alongside Mignola and Leinil Yu
Christian: "Nobody just knows how to draw every thing on the planet from memory"
Kim Jung Gi: "Am i a joke to you?"
That name popped on my mind too.
I'm not an artist and despite these "Professional X Reacts to Good and Bad X" becoming somewhat saturated, this particular example is excellent and I love it. You get a sub. Cheers!
Not manga art but what do you think of Frank Miller or Sergio Aragones?
Wow, great suggestions
8:16 It was a conscious choice. Take superman for example. All his villains have a green a purple colour design also. It's no coincidence.
There's also a big amount of disney villains hat are purple and green. It's they've got a big neon sign saying "this is the evil purple&green dude/witch".😅
@@mathilda6763I think it depends on what colour the protagonist is
@@TheCelticTiger32
Protagonists are very often in primary colors though. Villains are usually in secondary colors.
Back in the day they had a limited color palette, so I'm not surprised that they didn't want to get everything muddied in the panels.
That Wolverine cover has been and always will be one of my all time Wolverine favorites. I love the facial expression and how strange it all feels. It adds a flair that I'm super drawn to
For manga definetly check out some of:
Jojo's Bizarre Adventure
Berserk
Any of Junji Ito's work
The Promised Neverland
Mob Psycho
Grappler Baki
You have to take into account tho, that most manga are extremely stylized, like Jojo's in its 1-4th parts, and Mob Psycho, and most definitely Baki, but they're deliberately stylized rather than it being bad artists.
Nire Baki is a great choice. The anatomy of some the characters goes really far
Nire Promised Neverland isnt that crazy. Its good but a lot of shonen look better
Takehiko Inoue (creator of Slam Dunk and Vagabond) has to be mentioned if you're going to list these manga
@@jslick8885 that guy is a god among men
One thing to take in mind with manga artists is that almost all areselftaught and started their career as a complete beginner most of them also write the comic they illustrate. That is because of how magazines there hire newcomer. A bit much to explain but Id suggest you to read about how manga artists are hired for weekly magazines to know the very different work backgrounds
Seeing bad artwork is a real guilty pleasure of mine
8:07 another thing I noticed about this art that I love is that with all the normal characters on the bottom left their teeth are simple and nice but with all the villains the teeth are drawn more detailed and each tooth is drawn to make them more menacing
I just knew Greg Land was gonna be in this video. :P
All the sailor moon art books are gorgous and pretty much spot on for fashion illustration. naoko takeuchi is big into fashion and a lot of the looks still hold up. She also does some cool stuff like putting beads, doilies or salt on her art and photographing it to get texture. If you do her definately look at the art from the sailor moon art books
Dr.Octopus costume was not actually green in his debut issue. I think it was purple or blue...
Can you please do more reactions of traditional artwork, especially from 60s, 70s and so on like Kirby
Speaking of Alex Ross, what is your take on the Crisis on Infinite Earths Poster he made?
I almost can't even comprehend what Alex Ross gets out of using reference images, the end result is often *so* different, when you consider that the _details_ - the things most likely to be helped by reference - are often left out, altered or exaggerated in such a way that you can imagine being second nature to a career artist, you're almost left to wonder if he needs them as much as he thinks he does.
Stuart Immonen is one of my favorite artists. He has a simple. fluid art style but manages to capture motion and dynamics with the best of them. I honestly don't understand why he isn't talked about more within the pantheon of comic legends. Even Jim Lee - who is a personal hero of mine - really is only great at hero poses but not capturing action.
Yeah that is my only complaint of Jim Lee. His work is truly amazing, but he does not draw action very well.
Greg Land is so bad that he should be blacklisted from the industry. Marvel has no standards.
The porn faces are ridiculous.
I wondered why his entries in the Marvel Zombies Volume 1 (well, the Fantastic Four arc that introduced the concept) looked so inconsistent and why the women looked so ... well, pornographic. Now I know.
And, now that I know, yea, he's awful. Going back and re-reading those parts with this knowledge makes them look that much worse.
Still better talent than this guy here
@@Seuchi369 the first commenter or the youtuber?
@@anthonylockheart358 youtuber
1:28 that time Gary Busey auditioned for wolverine during an acid trip
Can you do "I hate Fairyland" by Scottie Young? Cause its art is a-flipping-mazing!
3:30 That looks so good holy crap mad props to alex ross.
The thing with color themes in comics and other types of media is green is usually used to represent bad or evil things like poison or villains while red, blue and gold/yellow tend to be hero/good themes i/e health potions. While it’s not exactly a rule it an ordinary thematic choice.
Please talk about Frank Miller’s art in Dark Knight Returns, as well as his other Batman stuff
@PopCross Studios I recommend checking out Tetsuo Hara's art especially in Fist Of The North Star as he was basically one of the few artists who started the trend for the manly anime art style and depicted the anatomy of bodybuilder's and famous action stars quite wonderfully. I would recommend checking out both his older stuff as well as his last pieces. His use for complementary colours is great which in turn accentuates the story and character's emotion. Also, unlike newer artists, he primarily used watercolour paints for colouring.
Sorry, this was long as shit but hey I got a lot of good stuff to say about Hara's work.
Nice to see you reviewing Mignola's work. Most comic/layout artists have a little bit of graphic design experience, but I've heard said that Mike Mignola has talent in BOTH graphic design and illustration. They aren't wrong. Every piece of his art is a treasure.
Gary Busey for the new Wolverine!
You can actually learn from his explanation how to be a better artist, the way he praises and criticize their work and coloring are full of useful information, that's a professional right there
frame Strider Thank you so much! That’s really my intention with these episodes, not to blast any less than stellar work, but to help people (and myself) learn from the good and less good elements of these artists work!
[Ditko or Stan] reserved Green for villains, I think they talk about it in one of those history of comics documentaries
Do7 I was told at the art institute of Philadelphia, that as long as you're NOT creating FINE ART. There is NO such thing as right or wrong. The simple fact that you are creating fantasy, let the sky be your limit or no limitations at all. Trees can be blue. The sky can be polka dot if you wish. Because it's your own created universe. Even perspectives can go askew! I agree with that statement.
That's true. There isn't a lot of green heroes in Marvel. Like Hulk, She-Hulk, Drax, Gamora, Mantis (?), Rogue, errrr... Mar-Vell originally kinda.
Please react to Hirohiko Araki's JoJo's Bizarre Adventure artworks if you are going to react to manga illustrations.
yea araki's art is very western-like. But why all jojo characters body are really flexible. Like they don't even have a spine.
It would be good if he reacts to different parts and compare the evolution of araki's art
I literally just commented that. And when I scrolled down I saw yours, lol
God yes. I love his art
Glad Ryan Ottley is getting some love. He is fantastic. I first found him in Invincible vs Conquest
For anyone who might be curious about the Jorge Jimenez cover, the technique of showing motion through multiple images on one panel is called "ghosting".
Oh man, theres this one Ghost Rider page that does this, and it looks AMAZING.
reference photos are totally not cheating, just imagine trying to draw a pose you have never seen on a very accurate anatomical way
I'd really love to know what you think about the style in the asterix comics...
(Also if you ever do something with manga: i think bleach had a really big change in style from the first issues to the later ones...)
"Hi, my name is Gary Busey and I'm playing Wolverine in the next installment from Marvel"....
I would watch Gary Busey as MCU Wolverine. Not gonna lie.
@@joshuakusuma5953 he's dead....
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@sergividal661 for some reason that made me laugh more than the actual joke
@@sergividal661 no hes not.
As a Brazilian I'm genuinely happy you put Ivan Reis as one of the best today. Brazilians draw artists are not appreciated around brazil and don't have any support, so when you support Ivan after all problems he had to overcome, to became one of the top illustrator in the industry, its really make my brazilian heart proud and very happy.
Holy cr*p man! in less then a week youve gained 10 000 subs!!👏👏👏👏👏👍👍🤜🤜🤜🤜👍👍👍
Congrats!!
Hahahaha right?!?! Channel is going crazy!!! Thanks!!
No problem😁😁 just love your channel!
Ooh! You said the crap word
You censored crap? Really?! How old are you 5?!
Figgy Pudding are you kidding me
8:07 that actually blends to a really nice full image
People be like: that’s absolute crap, it’s shit
Family-friendly youtubers: it’s quite unusual
Berserk should absolutely be a contender if you ever review manga.
The art has changed significantly since it first game out like what, 25-30 years ago? I don’t remember, but I’d say it’s improved from the first book.
Almost every panel is a masterfully crafted work of art and is definitely worth a look. It barely even resembles the typical manga/anime style, which I’d say is a good thing.
Ed Boon yeah except for the most recent chapters when guts and the gang get to elfhelm
Berserk is a masterpiece in terms of art. 10/10 would love to see him react to the dragons, monsters, the emotions...
The art looks like Moe shit now.
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I haven’t seen the more recent chapters, so I can’t really say.
@@RanOutOfSpac it doesnt. He went back to his older style in the most recent chapter
These is a huge difference, not even diffenence, in looking at reference photos for building... horses... people...and actually using and drawing and incorporating that into your own art work, as opposed to flat out tracing. (Sorry, run on sentence I think.) Great video.
You should react to ONE's artwork ( One Punch Man & Mob Psycho 100 )!!
For manga you should react to Junji Ito's Spiral, he's known for his body horror and it's just... incredibly fascinating and visceral!
Oh cool! Could definitely be good!!!
LOVING this series so far! I'm so glad you're doing it as it brought me to your channel. I am excited to hear your opinions on some manga artists' work as well. For good art, I'd plug: Oh! Great (Air Gear), Takeshi Obata (Death Note, Bakuman.), Kentarou Miura (Berserk), Adachitoka (Noragami, Alive: The Final Evolution), Naoki Urasawa (Monster, 20th Century Boys), and Karakarakemuri (Takeru: Opera Susanoh Sword of the Devil)
"lets move on to soms not marvel and dc"
Me: wait thats illegal
please react to manga VAGABOND by Takehiko Inoue.. i love his work and detail.. you probably will like his work too.. please make this happen
And origin
Berserk is still better
@@spoopy6781 cool, no one asked
sorry, vagabond is god-like piece...
Berserk ? no thanks and i have never watched it either lmao
takehiko inoue is god
@@stillnousername9796 who asked you?
When you were talking about mike mignola and saying that he puts a big streak in the background in his art, i looked at one of my hellboy and justice league crossover comics and it had that streak in the back. I think his style is great aswell
Great vid!!
The Iron Man by Greg Land looked like Voldemort in a ripoff Iron Man suit