Photo Credit at 7:35 - Luigi Novi commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:10.5.17ToddMcFarlaneByLuigiNovi1.jpg *EVERY ARTIST I’VE COVERED and the EPISODE I COVER THEM IN!* PREVIOUS ARTISTS AND EPISODES: Illustrator Reacts to Incredible Artists on Instagram: ua-cam.com/video/HwEzBZLThQg/v-deo.html MelMadeDooks, Derek Laufman, SketchCraft, Patrick Brown, Sweeney Boo and Jake Parker Illustrator Reacts to Requested Comic Book Artists (Again): ua-cam.com/video/7Ypl_xb7CHM/v-deo.html Tite Kubo, Arthur Adams, Sean Cheeks Galloway, Masashi Kishimoto, Tim Sale, and Haruko Ichikawa Illustrator Reacts to Manga and Manhwa Art: ua-cam.com/video/wZ7vRYTqPZI/v-deo.html Solo Leveling art by Gee So-Lyung and Jang Sung-Lak, Yang Kyung-il, Keisuke Itagaki, Park Jinjoon and Hajime Isayama. Illustrator reacts to Requested Manga Artists (Mangaka): ua-cam.com/video/2B86S2t3zl4/v-deo.html Boichi, Eiichiro Oda, Sui Ishida, Kaoru Mori, Posuka Demizu and Kohei Hirokoshi Illustrator Reacts to Good and Bad Manga Art: ua-cam.com/video/j4ULSyqMJ9c/v-deo.html Yoshihiro Togashi, Masashi Tanaka, ONE, Q Hayashida and Katsuhiro Otomo Illustrator Reacts to Good and Bad Comic Book Art 5 ua-cam.com/video/D1BjxkHJiFs/v-deo.html David Yardin, Moebius (Jean Giraud), Mike Deodato Jr., Bill Sienkiewicz, Bryan Lee O'Malley and Gabriel Rodriguez Illustrator Reacts to Requests ua-cam.com/video/q7K49r6slOE/v-deo.html Lee Bermejo, Akira Toriyama, Esad Ribic, David Finch, Jason Fabok, Skottie Young, Gabriel Picolo, Tsutomu Nihei, Andrew Wildman and Mark Bagley Illustrator Reacts to Comic Artists Evolutions ua-cam.com/video/3LMmb4yvk6k/v-deo.html Frank Miller, David Aja, Jae Lee, Matteo Scalera and Marcio Takara Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art 3 ua-cam.com/video/vQX4aJEFghg/v-deo.html Eric Canete, Dexter Soy, Dan Mora Chaves, Yusuke Murata, Kentaro Miura, Hirohiko Araki Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art 2 ua-cam.com/video/Zi8uUK42iXI/v-deo.html Alex Ross, Mike Mignola, Jorge Jiménez, Das Pastoras, Greg Land, Fiona Staples Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art ua-cam.com/video/kAd68xwEI4s/v-deo.html Rob Liefeld, Kenneth Rocafort, Greg Capullo, FCO Plascencia, Francis Manapul and Humberto Ramos
What about Akira Toriyama? He even makes fun of himself with his inability to draw different female faces, to a point that this is a recurrent joke in Dr. Slump's stories.
I knew a guy, "J", like that in high school. Everyone who drew in school wanted to be good like him. Only one other guy, "A", and a girl, "S", ever got close in their own styles.
From his tweets, he's currently doing work on Harleen and has posted concept art for Poison Ivy. He also plans on developing Sunstone (his BDSM romance series) and Death Vigil more next month, via Patreon. His wife, Linda, is a comic book artist as well. Would be interested in seeing you react to her work as well as Ivan Reis'. Reis is Brazilian, so his name is like "ee-von haze" (the letter R is pronounced like an H at the beginning of a word or name in Brazilian Portuguese)
His females are awesome. They are buff and get shit done and look kinda smart (not bimboish unnecessarily sexy like some other artists pose females) but they are still very feminine and pretty.
This guy has less then 100k subs but has better video quality then a lot of people with millions of subs, how he haven’t blown up yet is a mystery to me
Thanks so much!!!! I think UA-cam is starting to push my stuff ‘cuz I’ve gone from 7k subs to 63k in a little over a month! So I think we’re Rollin along now!!! 😁😃
PopCross Studios I’m really glad to know UA-cam is starting to give your channel the coverage it deserves, keep up the good work man and I can’t wait to see how far you go
glad to see you do Kim Jung Gi and Takehiko Inoue, those dudes are basically the Art gods of this branch of artistry, others can truly be masters of this incredibly complex art to be sure, but those two live in a realm of their own.
Kim Jung Gi is an absolute monster in the illustration industry. He never sketches anything out before hand and does everything from memory. Total boss
@@ravenfrancis1476 I'm not sure about all that but he's making a choice to do that look over and over. Some people like mayo on fries.i don't see why he'd change it up when it's working for him.
the way he draws everything is so gorgeous and theres a reason that the people are always shown as so little. the themes of nature in the series clash so well with the art. Its just mesmerizing.
Captain Obvious I can relate it’s how I discovered the guy at all too, and I really love his art style now. And I brought the whole Sunstone comic on kindle
I’m enjoying this series despite not being an artist and not having read comics in decades. You have a great, engaging style and the topic is really interesting. That said...I’d like to see more “bad” art if I’m being honest :)
I love these "illustrator reacts to good and bad comic book art" as they are educational and thrilling to see the various featured artist's work. I love your special effects you incorporate into the show casing of the other artists you review.
Nice to see you do Takahiko in this one. He’s definitely a master. Can’t wait to see you analyze Miller and junji ito. I’d love to see you do David finch, david mazzucchelli, and Makoto Yukimura in future episodes. You already did kentaro miura, but there can never be enough berserk lol.
Loving this series, man. Keep it up. Since I'm a big manga guy, and I love hearing you talk about manga here, here are some more manga artists I think you should definitely check out. Either just because there stuff looks incredible or because things they do could be interesting to talk about: - Makoto Yukimura : (Vinland Saga)
I'd love to see you cover yoshihiro togashi just because of how inconsistent he is. Sometimes it's incredibly vivid and detailed with immaculate framing (dark continent drawing) and other times it's just lazy (I'm aware he has back problems). I'd also love to see you touch on the contrast in skill with him drawing fantasy monsters vs drawing people.
With every episode you make me look up more artists that i have never heard of before but their art i'm in love with now. (Also love how much you know/research about the artists and the comics. I don't know a whole of that stuff bc it's hard to get american comics in my country and i never looked into the artists and this kind of comic before now)
Kim works from memory, he explained his thought process and how he got where he did by an exercise he did in the military. He looked at shapes (planes, cars, people) and traced over the top of them with his mind. Its a really good exercise because it forces you to identify lines and break down complex forms into basic shapes.
Love this series. As a self-taught, broke artist who can't afford school, I'm actually learning quite a bit from it. Edit: Could you look at Hiroyuki Takei? He's one of those artists I absolutely love for his dynamic work, but as a kid I learned some seriously bad habits from his work on Shaman King as well. Would love to see your take on him.
I'm so glad you addressed the same face syndrome. I feel so many artists ignore it as not a big deal, but don't understand that it can sometimes be frustrating to the viewer, especially when they can't distinguish between characters. I understand that it's hard and as an artist, I struggle with it too, but with enough time and effort, it can be avoided as well.
irl other ppl didn't recognizes this arts and drawings,that's why I love popcross studios describing and reviewing some masterpieces like this...salute more subscribers to come 😇😇
I'm not complaining but I haven't really seen any "bad" art in these videos lately, just little analyses that help me and others understand the art. Like I said, not complaining, in fact I love how you decide to not be negative with anything unlike some others, Keep up the good work :3
Todd Mcfarlane's spider-man is my favorite. I personally like his use of heavy ink. It make it's look kinda rough and unique instead of being clean. It reminds me of Barry Windsor-Smith art on wolverine weapon x run. Great video by the way.
the first piece really reminds me of a lot if my kids books. These big pictures with so much detail going on in every corner. Like pictures of an airport or a construction site. Or this ship with the hull cut open so can look inside etc.
"These two characters?!!!!" I thought you were the nerdiest art channel on youtube! these two characters are anduin and sylvanas, you should know that bud D: btw your art is sick keep on grinding :D
I suggest checking out works by Tetsuo Hara, the artist behind Fist of the North Star. He draws incredible panels, specially when it comes to character details.
You liking the landscape stuff by Takehiko Inoue just makes me more convinced you should have a look at some of Rosinski's work on Thorgal. The way he does his environments is so satisfying. Those Sejic character designs are next level.
Something worth mentioning with manga art is that, with most manga, it’s a collaborative affair, with assistants doing parts of the panels, such as backgrounds, while the main artist just does the main characters. I don’t know how the Vagabond artist does it, but it’s possible that the backgrounds you praise so rightfully here weren’t even done by him. This collaborative style makes sense, though, when you consider that many manga series are released with weekly chapters of up to twenty pages, so they have to produce amazing art amazingly fast. Again, though, I don’t know much about Vagabond specifically, but it’s worth considering the process of manga art when doing these videos so you can give credit where credit is due. Love your videos!
As a hopefully future professional artist I gotta say these reaction videos have become one of my go-to weekly viewings. I learn a lot about framing and composition by looking at all these panels and covers, even if I don’t do comic art myself, as well a looking up artists I’m not always that familiar with to learn from them. This is weekly art crack and I’m hooked.
Ps. Check out Mateo Santolouco who draws for the current Ninja Turtles comics and for manga Nobuhiro Watsuki, especially on his earlier work on Rurouni Kenshin.
I hate when different characters have same face. I love when their faces are so consistent throughout comics (and even different artists) that you recognize the character even in civilian clothes, like Clark Kent for example. His face is always the same. This should be done with all comic characters.
Appreciate that you have comic artists from around the world. And the fact you are willing to say negative things about Mr Campbell even though you are a big fan.. 😊
Takehiko Inoue's artwork is the most fabulous thing I've seen in a long time. And used to work in an art museum. I haven't been into comics for a long time but I think I'm hitting the local shop just to have that man's beautiful artwork in hand. Wow!
Love McFarlanes Spider-Man. I had to roll my eyes a bit when you then put up pics of Bagley and Ramos versions cos those are two I'm really not fond of. Bagley was alright but I find his depiction often feels kind of weak and feeble and his character faces and expressions often don't convince and look too similar. Ramos' style I just could never get into. His facial work and anatomy is like Joe Mads gone too far. Mad is grear but he knows when to stop and keeps from going too cartoony. Ramos' work often looks ugly to me. I'd say it's mellowed a bit in recent comics I've seen of his though. But yeah McFarlanes has some wonky art and faces too but I live his Spider-Man pose and web panels so much. As you said he pretty much redefined several aspects of how to draw the character and very influential to everyone who followed. By the way that Spawn film is pretty bad. The old animated series was great though. Spawn was voiced by awesome actor Keith David and it had an adult tone. Not a Saturday morning cartoon at all. 🙂
Stjepan šejić's style for aquaman looks really similar to alex ross' work. And i love it, they way they stay true to the orogibal source material from the golden/silver age of comics while also using realistic lighting and textures like their suits look like actual fabric or leather or spandex. i love it so much
Love this series to no end! Not only do I get my dose of artistic dissection/discussion, but also a ton of gorgeous and fascinating stories and artists to check out! Thank you! I'd love to know your thoughts on the work of manga artist/character designer Yuji Iwahara. I found his horror survival series King of Thorn memorable for the total lack of screen tones and use of dramatic black/white.
my favorite thing about sejic is how much personality and emotion he can put in just a little warm up sketch. those warm ups of wonder woman are my favorite art of her
Based on your reaction to Takehiko Inoue, I'd love to see you talk about Bernie Wrightson. Even though it's not from one of his comic book works, his Frankenstein illustrations scratch a very similar itch as far as highly detailed black and white ink drawings.
I will not rest until one of my favorite up and coming artists is commented about. Mitch Gerads hasn't done a lot of work but what he has done is captivating and beautifully done especially his work on the Mr. Miracle series with Tom King. His work with Batman was also pretty great.
Another great video! While I really like Sean Murphy's art, it's kind of weird how similar it is to Otto Schmidt's style. You don't have to do a video on it, but you should check it out to see what I mean (especially the way they draw faces) I'd love to see you do a video on Esad Ribic's, and Dave Gibbons' art
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*EVERY ARTIST I’VE COVERED and the EPISODE I COVER THEM IN!*
PREVIOUS ARTISTS AND EPISODES:
Illustrator Reacts to Incredible Artists on Instagram:
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MelMadeDooks, Derek Laufman, SketchCraft, Patrick Brown, Sweeney Boo and Jake Parker
Illustrator Reacts to Requested Comic Book Artists (Again):
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Tite Kubo, Arthur Adams, Sean Cheeks Galloway, Masashi Kishimoto, Tim Sale, and Haruko Ichikawa
Illustrator Reacts to Manga and Manhwa Art:
ua-cam.com/video/wZ7vRYTqPZI/v-deo.html
Solo Leveling art by Gee So-Lyung and Jang Sung-Lak, Yang Kyung-il, Keisuke Itagaki, Park Jinjoon and Hajime Isayama.
Illustrator reacts to Requested Manga Artists (Mangaka):
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Boichi, Eiichiro Oda, Sui Ishida, Kaoru Mori, Posuka Demizu and Kohei Hirokoshi
Illustrator Reacts to Good and Bad Manga Art:
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Yoshihiro Togashi, Masashi Tanaka, ONE, Q Hayashida and Katsuhiro Otomo
Illustrator Reacts to Good and Bad Comic Book Art 5
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David Yardin, Moebius (Jean Giraud), Mike Deodato Jr., Bill Sienkiewicz, Bryan Lee O'Malley and Gabriel Rodriguez
Illustrator Reacts to Requests
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Lee Bermejo, Akira Toriyama, Esad Ribic, David Finch, Jason Fabok, Skottie Young, Gabriel Picolo, Tsutomu Nihei, Andrew Wildman and Mark Bagley
Illustrator Reacts to Comic Artists Evolutions
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Frank Miller, David Aja, Jae Lee, Matteo Scalera and Marcio Takara
Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art 3
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Eric Canete, Dexter Soy, Dan Mora Chaves, Yusuke Murata, Kentaro Miura, Hirohiko Araki
Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art 2
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Alex Ross, Mike Mignola, Jorge Jiménez, Das Pastoras, Greg Land, Fiona Staples
Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art
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Rob Liefeld, Kenneth Rocafort, Greg Capullo, FCO Plascencia, Francis Manapul and Humberto Ramos
Have you done a review on Bryan Hitch? I'd love to hear your views on his work.
Please do Bruno Redondo, Otto Schmidt and Philip Hester
Next one can you look at Matt Frank's artwork. Hes really talented and has worked on IDW's godzilla and transformers comics
Could I suggest Mori Kaoru's artwork? She does great drawings of textiles and animals.
Can you do David Marquez' Invincible Iron Man: Reboot?
Reading Vagabond is like watching a poetic samurai movie of Akira Kurosawa.
I also recommend lone wolf and cub. One of the best samurai manga next to vagabond.
Well the samurai trilogy is basically the same story
@Its Me Dusty I feel like vinland saga is a mix between manga and realistic
@Its Me Dusty try Donghua then
There are various types
@Its Me Dusty it's not generic
When he said that so many female characters have the same face I immediately thought One Piece lmao
Alcer The Demon lol
Hahahaha me too
I immediately thought of fairy tail
What about Akira Toriyama? He even makes fun of himself with his inability to draw different female faces, to a point that this is a recurrent joke in Dr. Slump's stories.
Guilherme Muller
Well because, he also draws all male faces the same
Kim Jung Gi is that one kid in maths class that simply refuses to do any working out
And gets perfect scores
he said in a interviewn thats he goes to the gym
@@marcosrivas2133 pahahaha, no working out as like: working out a question
@@hesed2366 THANK YOU XD ME STILL LEARNING THE ENGLISH
@@marcosrivas2133 English is an annoying language😅
I adore Takehiko Inoue work. In Vagabond, there can be long times without dialogue and just admiring every page of gorgeous work
Kim is ridiculous how tf do you go straight to pen like that lmao
I knew a guy, "J", like that in high school. Everyone who drew in school wanted to be good like him. Only one other guy, "A", and a girl, "S", ever got close in their own styles.
Makes me wonder if he is savant? Maybe not but the dude has next level ability to visualize things... wow mindblowing
I honestly think it's prodigy level talent mixed with hard work. He's said in some interviews that even he can't explain how he works the way he does.
According to an interview i guess he has some really good memory, and he makes his own hentai so yeah dude's what most geeks want to be i guess
I do
Wow that Wonder Woman by Stjepan Sejic was beautiful, I love seeing her drawn muscular rather than curvy.
Yessssss! His Wonder Woman drawings are some of my favourites! I’d love to see him do a series for her! Or She-Hulk!
From his tweets, he's currently doing work on Harleen and has posted concept art for Poison Ivy. He also plans on developing Sunstone (his BDSM romance series) and Death Vigil more next month, via Patreon. His wife, Linda, is a comic book artist as well. Would be interested in seeing you react to her work as well as Ivan Reis'.
Reis is Brazilian, so his name is like "ee-von haze" (the letter R is pronounced like an H at the beginning of a word or name in Brazilian Portuguese)
You should check out his comics! He is one of the most gifted artists I've seen and inspired me to pursue my own comic :3
She is fucking ugly
His females are awesome. They are buff and get shit done and look kinda smart (not bimboish unnecessarily sexy like some other artists pose females) but they are still very feminine and pretty.
Itegaki Keisuke's art in Baki the Grappler is definitely worth a look for his insane anatomy.
I wonder what he'd say about that one 🤔 I'm really curious
If he sees this i recommend looking at the impact panels because those are so beautiful. Especially when baki and oliva punched each other
Dude the Baki vs Oliva is one of the best drawn parts
Yujiro vs Kaku is another one he should peep
absolutely
I almost screamed when inoue popped up
Make sure to check out Junji Ito in the next episode :3
Will do! Almost talked about him this episode, just gotta do a bit more research on him to do him justice!
Junji Ito, Suehiro Maruo, hell, throw in some Robert Crumb in there to scare away all of your audience.
@@PopCross Talk about Boichi! He kicks ass
Katsuhiro Otomo as well!
Keisuke Itagaki... The creator of Baki...
**crying with happiness because he looked at Takehiko Inoue's art**
**also crying in frustration bc he didn't look at my baby Sakuragi**
When someone ask Kim Jung Gi to draw
Kim Jung Gi : *it's big brain time*
"...he doesn't do any rough drawings or construction lines..."
Me: HUH!?!?
I swear if I had been taking a sip of my coffee I woulda spat it out
That's Kim for you
You're very good at explaining this art biz.
Thanks so much!!! 😁😃
This guy has less then 100k subs but has better video quality then a lot of people with millions of subs, how he haven’t blown up yet is a mystery to me
Thanks so much!!!! I think UA-cam is starting to push my stuff ‘cuz I’ve gone from 7k subs to 63k in a little over a month! So I think we’re Rollin along now!!! 😁😃
PopCross Studios I’m really glad to know UA-cam is starting to give your channel the coverage it deserves, keep up the good work man and I can’t wait to see how far you go
His channel is relatively new compared to others, but he’s gained A LOT of subs the past month or so
Nozzdoggamer 7321 your comment inspired me to subscribe but then I remembered I am a subscriber
It takes time. His content is strong so he’ll make it eventually.
glad to see you do Kim Jung Gi and Takehiko Inoue, those dudes are basically the Art gods of this branch of artistry, others can truly be masters of this incredibly complex art to be sure, but those two live in a realm of their own.
Kim Jung Gi is an absolute monster in the illustration industry. He never sketches anything out before hand and does everything from memory. Total boss
His death was a huge loss for art community. Sad.
For J Scott Campbell, he's probably using his wife as a reference. I follow his IG page, she's got the same kinda face his drawn women have.
I totally noticed that after finishing this vid! Was going through his insta and noticed how similar her face is to how he draws faces!
@@PopCross Have you seen the rendition of Rob Liefeld's Captain America if it had a skeleton? I've got to rewatch your reviews, I think you did.
He's been drawing that face well before he got married to his wife.
I mean...so? That doesn't really justify the blatantly lazy and frankly kind of misogynistic design choice.
@@ravenfrancis1476 I'm not sure about all that but he's making a choice to do that look over and over. Some people like mayo on fries.i don't see why he'd change it up when it's working for him.
“I like the exaggeration”
Oda: then you’re gonna love me
Oda One Piece?
Naji Bro One Pisu
Araki : hello , I *e x i s t*
@@ZoZo-fh6tq them shoulder tho :)
It's not really Oda exaggerating the character's reactions, It's probably Funimation Studios.
I'm drawing while I watch this. And Takehiko Inoue's image at 14:08 made me gasp out loud. It's breathtatking.
the way he draws everything is so gorgeous and theres a reason that the people are always shown as so little. the themes of nature in the series clash so well with the art. Its just mesmerizing.
Takehiko Inoue's art is just otherworldly, he draws everything with a brush not G-pen so it makes it even more extraordinary.
Stjepan Sejic is my art hero, he trully does something mesmerising
His work is ridiculously beautiful and stylish!!! He was one of the early artists I started following online when I was younger!
@@PopCross And he is not afraid to draw girls buff witch is also great
My young horny ass found his Sunstone comic one day, and fell in love with the story lol. A damn good artist
Captain Obvious I can relate it’s how I discovered the guy at all too, and I really love his art style now. And I brought the whole Sunstone comic on kindle
@@tonkababic9826 you sure to love those witches
Nice to see you talk about Takehiko Inoue. His art is beautiful and breathtaking, especially when nature is involved.
The framing of that Spawn variant is amazing. I love that the cape itself forms an S around his body
Todd Mcfarlane and Greg Capullo are some of the greatest artists I've ever seen work on a comic.
Also, I'd love to see you react to Junji Ito
They are both pretty great! Also I am planning on talking Junji Ito, just wanna do more research on him before I cover his art
Yes his creation "spawn" is the most badass marvel characters i've ever seen
Celtic Gamer Spawn actually belongs to Image Comics, not Marvel :)
You need to get out more. Third string artists at best.
@@garyhoutz1540 Hell no
I’m enjoying this series despite not being an artist and not having read comics in decades. You have a great, engaging style and the topic is really interesting. That said...I’d like to see more “bad” art if I’m being honest :)
I thought Stjepan Šejić’s art was familiar. They draw Sunstone!
And I just accidentally outed myself as a pervert. Oh well.
man I love these videos. Both the commentary and the editing are so well done.
Is nobody gonna mention the fact that j. Scott cambells spawn cape formed an s or...
shivanie staples I noticed it immediately
You mean a dick? Yeah lol
"He's like this crazy art printing machine" #Facts
he's like an ancient myth or something..but he's real
I love these "illustrator reacts to good and bad comic book art" as they are educational and thrilling to see the various featured artist's work. I love your special effects you incorporate into the show casing of the other artists you review.
Nice to see you do Takahiko in this one. He’s definitely a master. Can’t wait to see you analyze Miller and junji ito. I’d love to see you do David finch, david mazzucchelli, and Makoto Yukimura in future episodes. You already did kentaro miura, but there can never be enough berserk lol.
Loving this series, man. Keep it up. Since I'm a big manga guy, and I love hearing you talk about manga here, here are some more manga artists I think you should definitely check out. Either just because there stuff looks incredible or because things they do could be interesting to talk about:
- Makoto Yukimura : (Vinland Saga)
I like Joe Madureira, but that black panther was ridiculous even for him.
I'd love to see you cover yoshihiro togashi just because of how inconsistent he is. Sometimes it's incredibly vivid and detailed with immaculate framing (dark continent drawing) and other times it's just lazy (I'm aware he has back problems). I'd also love to see you touch on the contrast in skill with him drawing fantasy monsters vs drawing people.
If I'm not wrong he already talked about it in his first videos
@@sakyon6621 he has covered it since I left this comment.
Watching you trying to prounounce Stjepan Šejic was the best part of this video lol
With every episode you make me look up more artists that i have never heard of before but their art i'm in love with now. (Also love how much you know/research about the artists and the comics. I don't know a whole of that stuff bc it's hard to get american comics in my country and i never looked into the artists and this kind of comic before now)
Please do Gary Frank's Superman and Jason Fabok and Keisuke Itagaki's (Baki) body anatomy!!! Loving your work btw
Kim works from memory, he explained his thought process and how he got where he did by an exercise he did in the military. He looked at shapes (planes, cars, people) and traced over the top of them with his mind. Its a really good exercise because it forces you to identify lines and break down complex forms into basic shapes.
could you break that down a bit
Fun fact: the guy who illustrated and wrote Vagabond also wrote and illustrated one of the best sports manga of all time, Slam Dunk
Hey man, glad to see yet another video for this series!
Love this series. As a self-taught, broke artist who can't afford school, I'm actually learning quite a bit from it.
Edit: Could you look at Hiroyuki Takei? He's one of those artists I absolutely love for his dynamic work, but as a kid I learned some seriously bad habits from his work on Shaman King as well. Would love to see your take on him.
Takehiko Inoue - he brought me here :) what a talent!
i’m about 70 chapters into vagabond and i have like 200 screenshots already, the art is just insane
I'd love to see this guy do old school artist like Kirby, Perez and Adams
Love your channel so much you motivate me to draw!
AJR Legend Thank you so much! 😁😃😃 Glad to hear it!
I'm so glad you addressed the same face syndrome. I feel so many artists ignore it as not a big deal, but don't understand that it can sometimes be frustrating to the viewer, especially when they can't distinguish between characters. I understand that it's hard and as an artist, I struggle with it too, but with enough time and effort, it can be avoided as well.
You can't beat ONE art its godlike writing and story is out of this world
YEY! I see the notification and I said one more episode from my favorite series?... OHHH ONE MORE
I recommend doing Alex Maleev for the next episode, his work on daredevil is just amazing
irl other ppl didn't recognizes this arts and drawings,that's why I love popcross studios describing and reviewing some masterpieces like this...salute more subscribers to come 😇😇
I'm not complaining but I haven't really seen any "bad" art in these videos lately, just little analyses that help me and others understand the art. Like I said, not complaining, in fact I love how you decide to not be negative with anything unlike some others, Keep up the good work :3
The "drawing the same face on all your characters" also applies to John Romita Jr. Same nose, eyes and jawline for all...
Todd Mcfarlane's spider-man is my favorite. I personally like his use of heavy ink. It make it's look kinda rough and unique instead of being clean. It reminds me of Barry Windsor-Smith art on wolverine weapon x run. Great video by the way.
I've never heard of Stjepan Sejic before, but I think I'm already in love with their work.
the first piece really reminds me of a lot if my kids books.
These big pictures with so much detail going on in every corner. Like pictures of an airport or a construction site. Or this ship with the hull cut open so can look inside etc.
I'd like to see your reactions to some older comic art. Like Jack Kirby and Neal Adams.
"These two characters?!!!!" I thought you were the nerdiest art channel on youtube! these two characters are anduin and sylvanas, you should know that bud D: btw your art is sick keep on grinding :D
Hahahaha I knooooow, I WoW was one of the nerd things I never got super into. It’s my shameful secret :P And thanks so much! I shall keep grinding!!!
@@PopCrosshaha, :D
I suggest checking out works by Tetsuo Hara, the artist behind Fist of the North Star.
He draws incredible panels, specially when it comes to character details.
I really love this series. It's giving me a whole new appreciation for a medium I've consumed for years.
David Mazzucchelli fom Batman Year One would be cool :)
I'd love to see you react to some more "bad" art.
Stjepan's wonder woman is just like so beefy and he's become one of my favorite dc artists so thank you for introducing me to him
Thank you Christian for a great video to perk up an otherwise awful day!
You have to put in the good art olivier coipel, esad ribic ( on thor) and jim cheung
*what did the traffic light say to the car*
DONT LOOK! I AM ABOUT TO *CHANGE!*
How do you put a baby astronaut to sleep?
You rocket
*drinks bleach *
Yeesh
...get out
You liking the landscape stuff by Takehiko Inoue just makes me more convinced you should have a look at some of Rosinski's work on Thorgal. The way he does his environments is so satisfying.
Those Sejic character designs are next level.
Something worth mentioning with manga art is that, with most manga, it’s a collaborative affair, with assistants doing parts of the panels, such as backgrounds, while the main artist just does the main characters. I don’t know how the Vagabond artist does it, but it’s possible that the backgrounds you praise so rightfully here weren’t even done by him. This collaborative style makes sense, though, when you consider that many manga series are released with weekly chapters of up to twenty pages, so they have to produce amazing art amazingly fast. Again, though, I don’t know much about Vagabond specifically, but it’s worth considering the process of manga art when doing these videos so you can give credit where credit is due. Love your videos!
Dave McKean from Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth ;)
liam sharp, jason fabok, bryan hitch, or gary frank would be awesome choices for a next video
Especially Liam Sharp, very interesting metal stylisation
Fav series on UA-cam atm please continue
As a hopefully future professional artist I gotta say these reaction videos have become one of my go-to weekly viewings. I learn a lot about framing and composition by looking at all these panels and covers, even if I don’t do comic art myself, as well a looking up artists I’m not always that familiar with to learn from them. This is weekly art crack and I’m hooked.
Ps. Check out Mateo Santolouco who draws for the current Ninja Turtles comics and for manga Nobuhiro Watsuki, especially on his earlier work on Rurouni Kenshin.
The McFarlane style of Spider-Man is dope as heck
I hate when different characters have same face. I love when their faces are so consistent throughout comics (and even different artists) that you recognize the character even in civilian clothes, like Clark Kent for example. His face is always the same. This should be done with all comic characters.
Thank you for introducing Take hiko Inoue , a wonderful artist. Kim Jim Gi - - i am dreaming i draw like him ha ha , what an amazing artist is Gi .
Watching this part 4
Is AMAZING!!!
When u hit 1mil just remember dope destiny was there from the start😉
I love that u talk about amazing good art but. U kind of just took up one bad drawing.... I would love to see more 50/50 of the good and The bad art.
Appreciate that you have comic artists from around the world. And the fact you are willing to say negative things about Mr Campbell even though you are a big fan..
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Just wanted to pop in and say that I'm really enjoying this series. Keep up the stellar work!
I also think you have better roughs than finished pieces
Is it just me or spawn's cape on that spawn 300 cover looks like big "S" ? Maybe it's my imagination, maybe it's what it is
Takehiko Inoue's artwork is the most fabulous thing I've seen in a long time. And used to work in an art museum. I haven't been into comics for a long time but I think I'm hitting the local shop just to have that man's beautiful artwork in hand. Wow!
Never stop making these man
Would you look at Video Game concept art? Because Monster hunter and Final Fantasy have pretty awesome artwork.
Love McFarlanes Spider-Man. I had to roll my eyes a bit when you then put up pics of Bagley and Ramos versions cos those are two I'm really not fond of. Bagley was alright but I find his depiction often feels kind of weak and feeble and his character faces and expressions often don't convince and look too similar. Ramos' style I just could never get into. His facial work and anatomy is like Joe Mads gone too far. Mad is grear but he knows when to stop and keeps from going too cartoony. Ramos' work often looks ugly to me. I'd say it's mellowed a bit in recent comics I've seen of his though. But yeah McFarlanes has some wonky art and faces too but I live his Spider-Man pose and web panels so much. As you said he pretty much redefined several aspects of how to draw the character and very influential to everyone who followed. By the way that Spawn film is pretty bad. The old animated series was great though. Spawn was voiced by awesome actor Keith David and it had an adult tone. Not a Saturday morning cartoon at all. 🙂
Stjepan šejić's style for aquaman looks really similar to alex ross' work. And i love it, they way they stay true to the orogibal source material from the golden/silver age of comics while also using realistic lighting and textures like their suits look like actual fabric or leather or spandex. i love it so much
So nice to see Takehiko sensei's work here!
You might have heard of "Slam Dunk"? Yeah that's him
‘As a character that’s predominantly all black’ 😂😂😂💀💀💀💀. I know you meant the costume and not the fact that he’s African but this tickled me lmfao 🤣🤣🤣
Hahahaha yeah in editing I kept thinking ‘did I phrase that too weirdly?’ But decided to just leave it 😝
Kim Jung Gi is like the Mozart of illustration.
The the J. Scott Campbell cover, you missed that the red cape is making a big "S" with Spawn at the center. Clever!
Love this series to no end! Not only do I get my dose of artistic dissection/discussion, but also a ton of gorgeous and fascinating stories and artists to check out! Thank you!
I'd love to know your thoughts on the work of manga artist/character designer Yuji Iwahara. I found his horror survival series King of Thorn memorable for the total lack of screen tones and use of dramatic black/white.
my favorite thing about sejic is how much personality and emotion he can put in just a little warm up sketch. those warm ups of wonder woman are my favorite art of her
You're killing it with this series! Good work!
That "toilet bowl effect" line always gets me. Wouldn't "whirlpool effect" just sound better and less distracting?
Based on your reaction to Takehiko Inoue, I'd love to see you talk about Bernie Wrightson. Even though it's not from one of his comic book works, his Frankenstein illustrations scratch a very similar itch as far as highly detailed black and white ink drawings.
So happy to see you talk about Sean Murphy
I will not rest until one of my favorite up and coming artists is commented about. Mitch Gerads hasn't done a lot of work but what he has done is captivating and beautifully done especially his work on the Mr. Miracle series with Tom King. His work with Batman was also pretty great.
This is a great video series!!! Very informative for us all art students, keep up the great job man!
Another great video! While I really like Sean Murphy's art, it's kind of weird how similar it is to Otto Schmidt's style. You don't have to do a video on it, but you should check it out to see what I mean (especially the way they draw faces)
I'd love to see you do a video on Esad Ribic's, and Dave Gibbons' art