[ SECRET POST #3602 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3902 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

tbh it's almost better to think of generic anime characters as statues/stock images and see how the artist applies other parts of art fundamentals to it, like if they've got good line weight, gesture, colors, and so on to understand what's appealing about. looking at the figure superfically is the easiest way to overlook what's actually good about anime art.

though i've never really gotten the anime looks the same complaint, it's pretty easy for me to tell part artists

[(Anonymous)]

Same here. I can identify different studios by their style and technique, even if I've never seen an episode of the show and know nothing about the plot. Maybe it's because I'm an artist and part of my enjoyment of good anime is picking up on little details like how the hair is rendered and how body shapes are stylized.