Hi guys, I am the translator of this video. I really hope that you can enjoy it. If you have any questions regarding the content or whatever, just ask me.
Thank you so much for the translation. I'm happy knowing I finally have a categorization for a style I've long appreciated as well as the historical context delineating the aesthetic through line.
R.I.P Cogecha, his art waas legendary to me, immediately recognizable at a glance. I hope the art he created lives on for a long time to come & inspires others to pursue a similar style.
WOW. This was fantastic. My perspective was blown open to see the complex lineage and trading of techniques and ideas across the world. Really fascinating and a vital part of the discussion when it comes to art. It really is all interconnected, and it’s a disservice to pretend otherwise. Super cool to see how anime fits into this vast web. Makes me appreciate it all much more. I thank the original creators as well as P&S for platforming it.
I'd always found Cogecha's work breathtaking. I'd been exposed to some of the later period woodblock print but I never made the connection between those, the ligne claire style, and then Cogecha. It was rather enlightening to see the lineage of these styles so clearly laid out. Thanks for sharing this video with us Joe and many thanks as well to the translator and original creator of the video as well!
The more academic direction this channel keeps going in I’m really enjoying. Despite the majority of the video not being yours hope you’re enjoying the creative process of your other videos.
Definitely seen art like Cogecha's before but didn't knew it is the product of art history that date so far back. An entire lifeline evolves from Belgian comics, to woodblock prints, those dang city pop cover art, color tracing in animation and how they still share the same core principle of separating with clear lines. I watch the Forward again after finishing the video and I think you put it well.
Really interesting video. Didn't mind the original narration as the subtitles and editing did a great job, along with the overall presentation of the subject. Thanks for sharing this!
A video about something in the doujin world is a miracle. Anyway, the clear line is something I see so much use in underground Japanese illustration, though I had always associated it with the oekaki style (I guess that's a plausible connection between Clear Line and Otaku Culture)
Very interesting. This general style reminded me of some of the more striking panels from xxxHolic and of the Mononoke anime. Even in the video, there was quite a lot of diversity in ammount of detail and for me it's definitly about balancing it, which Cogecha was great at. Thanks for publishing it, enjoyed it a lot.
Never heard of Cogecha myself. But I really do like that style. Having seen it pop up here and there. Didn't know the history behind it so that was fascinating to watch. though, in general. As a person who always opt for subs over dubs. There are a few guidelines that I tend to agree with. Like, not having more than two lines on screen at once (not counting translator-notes) and try to not fill the width with text. But apart from that little niggle. I very much enjoyed this video and I am very interested in seeing more of asian anime fan culture and analyzing.
The pace of this Chinese was hard to keep up with but I still got a lot out of it. Watching it a day after watching Kenny Lauderdale's latest video turned out to be really fortuitous.
At the start of the video: Haha having Sparkle in the background is so random 6 minutes later: THAT'S SO FREAKING COOL This video was great I learned a lot! It answered my age-old question of "Why does Great Pretender look like that?". And I've also been meaning to watch Soda Pop for awhile, so this will definitely enhance my appreciation of it's art and other shows like it going forward!
Your like the only content creator covering this on RUclips, yeah it’s not really taken much attention here in the EN community but I have watched some videos on bilibili and it has wide coverage. Thanks anyways
Fantastic video! I'm very interested in any analysis of aesthetic style and it's history if anyone knows about similar content in video form or otherwise I'd be really thankful. Also I really appreciated having a foreword on a video it really was informative, thanks for the work!
Ooooo excite to see this. Any chance to understand more of the doujin scene is super welcome. ESP if it comes from more than US perspectives :3 And… omg my Chinese ability is nowhere on academic level suddenly feeling super lacking in my language comprehension XD
I appreciate the video. I did not even know that Cogecha passed away from us... Offtopic: I guess watching Link Click made me used to the chinese language and now I really like the sound of it. Similar to japanese when it was new to me, but more "sweet".
@@PauseandSelect weird, I can't get subs for the stuff you're saying at the beginning of the video. Just says subs unavailable when I try to turn them on. Just a me issue? EDIT: have tried it on TV RUclips app also, no subs I can turn on.
@@milquetoasted My bad, I feel like I ended up confusing you. The only thing in the video that doesn't have english subtitles is the foreword. The actual video itself has hardsubs
Hey, I'll take subtitles which let the poetry and nuances of the original language shine through, even though I cannot understand that language anytime over Merikan dubbing.
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Hi guys, I am the translator of this video. I really hope that you can enjoy it. If you have any questions regarding the content or whatever, just ask me.
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Thank you so much for your work
Thank you so much for the translation. I'm happy knowing I finally have a categorization for a style I've long appreciated as well as the historical context delineating the aesthetic through line.
R.I.P Cogecha, his art waas legendary to me, immediately recognizable at a glance. I hope the art he created lives on for a long time to come & inspires others to pursue a similar style.
his work is the biggest inspiration for my art style but my art still sucks balls
You will always be missed, Kogecha.
That was really informative and interesting.
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WOW. This was fantastic. My perspective was blown open to see the complex lineage and trading of techniques and ideas across the world. Really fascinating and a vital part of the discussion when it comes to art. It really is all interconnected, and it’s a disservice to pretend otherwise. Super cool to see how anime fits into this vast web. Makes me appreciate it all much more. I thank the original creators as well as P&S for platforming it.
I'd always found Cogecha's work breathtaking. I'd been exposed to some of the later period woodblock print but I never made the connection between those, the ligne claire style, and then Cogecha. It was rather enlightening to see the lineage of these styles so clearly laid out.
Thanks for sharing this video with us Joe and many thanks as well to the translator and original creator of the video as well!
I am glad you enjoyed the video.
The more academic direction this channel keeps going in I’m really enjoying. Despite the majority of the video not being yours hope you’re enjoying the creative process of your other videos.
Definitely seen art like Cogecha's before but didn't knew it is the product of art history that date so far back. An entire lifeline evolves from Belgian comics, to woodblock prints, those dang city pop cover art, color tracing in animation and how they still share the same core principle of separating with clear lines. I watch the Forward again after finishing the video and I think you put it well.
Amazing artist who was taken away too soon. Many in the community have definitely seen his artwork, but I hope they can remember the name.
Damn, I had this image in 20:29 as a wallpaper for some time years ago. I loved it but I didn't know the artist. Weird to think he passed away
Really interesting video. Didn't mind the original narration as the subtitles and editing did a great job, along with the overall presentation of the subject. Thanks for sharing this!
A lot of the landscape pieces of art are beautiful in this along with how some are stylised
Great material densely filled with detailed technical and cultural elucidations. This type of content is always welcome.
A video about something in the doujin world is a miracle.
Anyway, the clear line is something I see so much use in underground Japanese illustration, though I had always associated it with the oekaki style (I guess that's a plausible connection between Clear Line and Otaku Culture)
Very interesting. This general style reminded me of some of the more striking panels from xxxHolic and of the Mononoke anime. Even in the video, there was quite a lot of diversity in ammount of detail and for me it's definitly about balancing it, which Cogecha was great at. Thanks for publishing it, enjoyed it a lot.
Love your work! The Jin-Roh video is the best analysis of any piece of work I’ve heard anywhere, not just YT!
I'm not very knowledgeable about the doujinshi scene, but this is super interesting
Looking through my folder of saved images, I had a lot of Clear Line art work but I never new how to describe it. Thanks for the video.
Never heard of Cogecha myself. But I really do like that style. Having seen it pop up here and there. Didn't know the history behind it so that was fascinating to watch.
though, in general. As a person who always opt for subs over dubs. There are a few guidelines that I tend to agree with. Like, not having more than two lines on screen at once (not counting translator-notes) and try to not fill the width with text.
But apart from that little niggle. I very much enjoyed this video and I am very interested in seeing more of asian anime fan culture and analyzing.
The pace of this Chinese was hard to keep up with but I still got a lot out of it. Watching it a day after watching Kenny Lauderdale's latest video turned out to be really fortuitous.
Dude was a genius bringing a whole new perspective on his artform. Rest in peace.
Amazing video and surprisingly I was thinking about this exact link with Cogecha and woodblock/art noveau so really cool to see a sourced video on it
Thank you for this
Wonderful! Thanks so much for sharing this!
"ligne Claire" I've always loved the flat colored uniform line weighted style but never knew there was a name for it. Cool
At the start of the video: Haha having Sparkle in the background is so random
6 minutes later: THAT'S SO FREAKING COOL
This video was great I learned a lot! It answered my age-old question of "Why does Great Pretender look like that?". And I've also been meaning to watch Soda Pop for awhile, so this will definitely enhance my appreciation of it's art and other shows like it going forward!
Your like the only content creator covering this on RUclips, yeah it’s not really taken much attention here in the EN community but I have watched some videos on bilibili and it has wide coverage. Thanks anyways
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Now thats what I call content 2021
Fantastic video! I'm very interested in any analysis of aesthetic style and it's history if anyone knows about similar content in video form or otherwise I'd be really thankful.
Also I really appreciated having a foreword on a video it really was informative, thanks for the work!
Ooooo excite to see this. Any chance to understand more of the doujin scene is super welcome. ESP if it comes from more than US perspectives :3
And… omg my Chinese ability is nowhere on academic level suddenly feeling super lacking in my language comprehension XD
I appreciate the video. I did not even know that Cogecha passed away from us...
Offtopic: I guess watching Link Click made me used to the chinese language and now I really like the sound of it. Similar to japanese when it was new to me, but more "sweet".
Honestly am inspired by his art style. I would like to replicate it and add a twist of my own.
Waiting for subtitles for all of the video, can't wait to watch it then.
The video is subbed.
@@PauseandSelect weird, I can't get subs for the stuff you're saying at the beginning of the video. Just says subs unavailable when I try to turn them on. Just a me issue?
EDIT: have tried it on TV RUclips app also, no subs I can turn on.
@@milquetoasted My bad, I feel like I ended up confusing you. The only thing in the video that doesn't have english subtitles is the foreword. The actual video itself has hardsubs
Hell yeah, culture.
Hey, I'll take subtitles which let the poetry and nuances of the original language shine through, even though I cannot understand that language anytime over Merikan dubbing.
interesting...