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I have found inspiration.
No one can deny that our quest to understand ourselves and others is ever-lasting. That's because we as human-beings are always changing. We are never exact replicas of any one system of ideals. We can never be placed into a static system of categories which describes us exactly. That is why it can be difficult for us to even understand ourselves. We are governed by a system of mechanics that is so intricate and minute in detail, that we are able to categorize ourselves as self-aware beings.
My writing is based upon that philosophy. I have assimilated many different versions of myself in an attempt at creative
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The Eighth Plain ~Excitement!
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I'm very excited for my newly created story; "The Eighth Plain." I've had plenty of views for it, and an acceptable amount of comments! A lot of people seem to like it, and I love it just as well. I can't get the story out of my head. I've probably thought of half of the story already, just from everyday life! I also figured I'd feature a few fans of mine who've commented and enjoyed my work so far. They deserve recognition, as many people often do!
Anyway, I've also found the secret to actually writing a decent manga. There are a large number of certain elements you need to have in a story before it can even be considered a decent manga. I'
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A Certain Dream
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I'm not sure why, but now'adays, I don't get many dreams. Maybe it's because I occupy my mind with too many things during the day, and it's forced to review too many things once I actually manage to get to sleep. My assumption of sleep is that the brain takes that time to reveiw and sort the information from that day to three days ago. But since I've been so occupied, there's not much time for what I really find important to sustain creativity; dreams...
Finally though, after a day of getting my mind back on track, I had a dream. I had quite possibly the best dream I'd ever have in my life. It was the dream that inspired my new manga story i
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To everyone who has watched me over the years. THANK YOU!! I know we have all grown older now and I hope that we still belong to the same community here on DeviantArt. Even I am just returning after a long hiatus. But this site will be invaluable to the work I plan to do, and the projects I plan to work on, so here I am!!
If you're still here and still watching, please give a shout out!! ^-^
If you're still here and still watching, please give a shout out!! ^-^
Hey im part of ColoredManga(CM).
We're a group of colorists that color the latest naruto and bleach chapters and upload them onto youtube.Youtube Account:[link]
So, on behalf of ColoredManga, i'd like to ask if you'd like to join?
Reply if you want to join or not.
More information on the chat: [link]
-Mangaz
We're a group of colorists that color the latest naruto and bleach chapters and upload them onto youtube.Youtube Account:[link]
So, on behalf of ColoredManga, i'd like to ask if you'd like to join?
Reply if you want to join or not.
More information on the chat: [link]
-Mangaz
ColoredManga
I once had an artwork of mine taken down due to being some sort of copyright violation. I'd colored it from a Naruto strip, which I'm sure you've seen by now, and it was completely subject to being removed with motives no further than covering one's own ass. How is it, in that case, would there be a group of colorists devoted to the same cause that my artwork had been removed for?
Do you guys ever have problems keeping your work uploaded and available?
I once had an artwork of mine taken down due to being some sort of copyright violation. I'd colored it from a Naruto strip, which I'm sure you've seen by now, and it was completely subject to being removed with motives no further than covering one's own ass. How is it, in that case, would there be a group of colorists devoted to the same cause that my artwork had been removed for?
Do you guys ever have problems keeping your work uploaded and available?
Well, you see, most of the members of coloredmanga lineart the manga page so that we can avoid copyright we also tend to put in disclaimers.
Here's an example of a lineart:
[link]
If you color ON the manga page and upload it onto deviant art then it can be subject to copyright, which is the reason I dont upload colorings like that anymore. I just upload linearts and colored linearts now.
Here's an example of a lineart:
[link]
If you color ON the manga page and upload it onto deviant art then it can be subject to copyright, which is the reason I dont upload colorings like that anymore. I just upload linearts and colored linearts now.
Yeah. The only reason I got into CG was to advocate the artistic style that comes with mixing the authenticity of the original lineart with my own saturated style. The way I upload it is the way I intend to present my work, meshing the two styles into an elegant collaboration. I gain no monetary value in doing so-I simply wish to share this art style with those who may find an interest with it. Therefore I see no reason for it to be taken down. If it is taken down, I will simply have to persist with the rebellious nature that is often associated with significant artistic endeavor, and post them back up with my side of the argument.
However, I've submitted work like that for awhile now with my argument posted in the description. And ever since they've been left alone.
However, I've submitted work like that for awhile now with my argument posted in the description. And ever since they've been left alone.
oi, i read ur tutorial on some other site (the link to this page was there) and I wanted to ask you something; I'm trying to draw manga but I want it to look good because i want to show it and it belongs to a big story i made and used for rpg... now here's my problem: I often see how much details here are in official manga's and how perfect the lines are....I often practise on another scrap of paper before drawing on the real page, but do u know how the real mangaka's do that? and maybe how I could do that too? srry if I bother u with this...if u don't feel like answering here, just delete this comment ^^
Ah, well I'm often enchanted with many enticing stories on how well mangaka carry on in their careers, and one of the many stories involved tells how little work mangaka often have to do. In otherwords--while they may still work very hard, mangaka probably don't work as hard as a lot of people think. They've worked tremendously hard to get to where they are now, and have often had to do a lot of other things before actually becoming a mangaka, but the actual mangaka rarely make things as detailed and perfect as the finished product.
The final product of a manga is a team effort. The mangaka draws--often sloppily--the outline of the entire manga, and other future mangakas working their way up, take the role from there to edit and design certain things. While some mangaka do all their work on their own, not a lot of them do, so don't put yourself down if you're unable to draw as perfectly as they do... because the final manga is the collective efforts of many great drawers, not just one.
If you'd also like to draw that perfectly on your own, my suggestion would be to edit, practice, and draw as much as possible until you think you have what you need. It wouldn't be a bad idea to get friends involved in helping as well, or even go to school for the art. Whichever route you take, remember it doesn't have to be as hard as it looks~
The final product of a manga is a team effort. The mangaka draws--often sloppily--the outline of the entire manga, and other future mangakas working their way up, take the role from there to edit and design certain things. While some mangaka do all their work on their own, not a lot of them do, so don't put yourself down if you're unable to draw as perfectly as they do... because the final manga is the collective efforts of many great drawers, not just one.
If you'd also like to draw that perfectly on your own, my suggestion would be to edit, practice, and draw as much as possible until you think you have what you need. It wouldn't be a bad idea to get friends involved in helping as well, or even go to school for the art. Whichever route you take, remember it doesn't have to be as hard as it looks~