Thread 7671843 - /ic/

Anonymous
7/31/2025, 7:14:10 PM No.7671843
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Is it common for monthly manga artists to improve at a slower pace than weekly ones? Pic related is the same author 15 years apart between 2 different series
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Anonymous
7/31/2025, 7:19:45 PM No.7671849
>improve
More like the weekly guy gets 5 assistants and the monthly guy some dude who comes on the 20th to check if he killed himself and maybe help out with the lettering
Anonymous
7/31/2025, 9:15:15 PM No.7671933
>>7671843 (OP)
Mangaka, especially artists working over 15 years, will reach this apex where they have more or less worked out the wonkiness of their art and then either keep everything absolutely consistant to the point where the work itself becomes flanderized- OR they will start trying to draw in a completely other way entirely. The latter is pretty rare. The thing about manga is there is no time to set aside for studying, so it has to be lumped in with the work learning as they go. They don't need to chase infinite improvement when the work is good and can stand on it's own. Manga is a product so "if it ain't broke don't fix it" just tracks for most authors.
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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 1:26:24 AM No.7672127
>is it common for the guys who draw less to improve slower than the guys who draw more
Yes anon. That is common.
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 4:02:27 AM No.7672241
>>7671843 (OP)
Oh shit the angel nigga and claymore nigga are one in the same? Man his faces got way worse if claymore released after if thats the case, everyone looked the exact same.
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 4:52:47 AM No.7672275
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>>7671933
>The thing about manga is there is no time to set aside for studying, so it has to be lumped in with the work learning as they go.
That's also the case for Western Comics, European BD, Manhwa and Manhua.
>They don't need to chase infinite improvement
I feel like only /ic/ "artists" are like this, they read books and watch video courses for years but it's never enough, there's always the next book and video course, if they even bother with them because most people here just hoard them...
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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 5:06:19 AM No.7672284
>>7672275
>European BD
My dude Juanjo had enough tine whike working on Blacksad to do color studies
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 7:19:53 AM No.7672381
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>>7671843 (OP)
Why is /ic/ so obsessed with nerdy stuff like this? If you put in time drawing you will automatically improve. But it's really not the important thing.
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 10:04:10 AM No.7672442
Yet his first work was the best one...
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 10:10:12 AM No.7672443
>>7671843 (OP)
this is as stupid metric to analyze. drawing is drawing
if you're wondering if you would get better at drawing if you were trying to draw a "chapter' a week vs a "chapter" a month than you should focus on learning your fundies instead.
im assuming you barely draw and don't know how to in the first place