How do japanese learn to draw so good... I mean look at all the quality anime that comes out like naruto and ghost in the shell... I can never get tired of those series
I dunno! but anime's are awesome haha! watch them almost everyday lol! still remember the 1st anime I saw was dragonball lol! Chinese are good too! Gotta look at their Manga's!
my first anime was the gundam series. i've tried to practice drawing chibi style, bloody hard and not cute looking at all.
French people also draw anime. With a lot of practice anyone can draw like the japanese artist. Korean also makes anime and manga but no as much.
my first anime was doraemon!! lolxxx probably their culture is to draw stuffs? but neway i couldnt get tired of those mangas and animes! they are juz so great
Lol.. You know anyone I mean anyone can draw well it's just that the Japanese were raised in that environment and that makes then used to drawing like that.. What we see is what we draw.
korean's anime and manga standard is eon of years from achieving jap standard. Maybe its a culture thingy...i read some korean manga and just find it downright boring. Dunno whether its because the plot stinks or just the drawing is the same all way round.
it's kool.. i love the manga that korea makes.. the drawings are good but not as good as the japanese!!
I don't think there is a particular gift of drawing endowed in the Japanese population. Just that Japan has the biggest, most mature market of Manga/Anime = the 1% which has got good drawing skills and good story line gets noticed, and the rest is just negligible. Anyone has a more in-depth knowledge of the Japanese Manga/Anime scene knows that there are HUNDREDS of weekly manga serials (magazines, whatnot), which at least equates to THOUSANDS of ongoing manga series. Is every one of them equally good or equally intriguing? Not really. It's kind of like how some people only seeing a few Chinese actor/actress and start exclaiming "OMG, Chinese people are beautiful/talented". I mean, how DIFFICULT is it to find 1 talented beautiful actor/actress in that 1 billion+ population? A member mentioned Korean/Chinese/Taiwanese/Hong Kong Manga/Anime, but the problem is that it didn't proliferate until the market is developed by Japanese manga. Which means that many budding comicker (people who draws manga/anime or writes storylines) are under HEAVY influence of the masters that is the Japanese comickers. You can just TELL from their story, drawing style etc.
I'm sure it's not only Japanese that can draw well. It's just that people from different cultures draw in different styles and I guess anime/manga style is the most popular and well known, leading to people thinking that people in Japan draw especially well. Besides, not all manga drawings are nice right from the beginning, if you follow one authors creations through the years, you can see improvement as the go.
