The same happened to me. Watching this, I remembered how that particular scene elicited such a strong feeling from me. Blue Period is a very deep, honest, and real appreciation of what it means to discover something you want to commit to and how going through the highs and lows slowly transforms the inner workings of the heart and the mind as a creator and person. I wish we could get a Season 2; I'm caught up on the manga, and things have been a little slow for me since then. I'd love to see the continuation of the story animated!
Tbh these feel too realistic, like hope, hype, and all spirit of motivated newbie at the beginning. Then the story progressed into more and more hardship being faced by yatora this lead to more twisted art perception that my smol brain can't comprehend anymore (especially when he starts going to college) yet presented in a great way. I often happy see yatora get new insight but this makes him realized another challenge appeared ahead. Overall this is a great series.
Yaa I wish she reacted to the later episodes tho, cause first one was just the excitement of art. Yatora starts feeling depressed and his art isn't good enough ect in later episodes and this is what most of the series is like.
Hoho the exams for the university is very much realistic in Japan, that blue period depictions oh my god, it makes me remembered the when it was the university enrollment exams season Although I'm not an art student, but I had a couple of friends who went there, and I just cannot believe they also had an extra art programs in my language school
Yeah, I've seen art students get interested in the manga cuz it's abt art only to drop it due whatever trigger/trauma/overload that they experience from reading it
Can we have part 2 please! I want more insight from her, she basically knowS what she’s talking about. This was a really enjoyable watch from a non-artist viewer
Same, same! I'd like to critique more of the episodes, especially right before the exam for Geidai (where the mental back-and-forth in Yatora's mind is so raw and real), the bit at the seaside inn, and then the struggles of taking the exam. I'd love to listen to more of Ishidate-san's insights, both as a current practitioner of art, and as student who went through all the challenges of art school in Japan. I love the fact that she's confirming a lot of the realities that are highlighted in the series--I read somewhere that the mangaka completed his/her degree at Geidai, so it's amazing to note that the same culture has been perpetuated since his/her time then.
2:58 it's so amazing that there are people who already figured out what they want to be in the future at a very young age. I'm in my 20's but I have no idea what to do with my life. So I have huge respect for people like her. That is just so cool!
How did you deal with choosing what higher education (idk if that's the correct term, basically after high school) to go to? Cause right now I'm just about to graduate high school and god knows where the hell I want to go or want to be in the future.
@@airpls2822 please consult to your local psycholog/consultants to plan your next education/life plan, it helps you realize what you really want and what you really need.
@@airpls2822 Self-reflection. Stay away from negativity and toxic people. Observe what makes you truly happy in the world. After getting this answer, don't listen to anyone and go in that direction.
As a former art student, I sometimes cry while I watch Blue Period. It's so good and heartfelt. It doesn't only represent art school stereotypes and info about the art world but it also delves deep inside the struggles, emotions, influences, and various paths of artists/designers when they enter the creative world/industry. And the best part, anyone can relate to the themes of the show whether you're an artist or not. They are universal and genuine. Really reflects one's journey in life as a whole esp when trying to discover oneself and reach goals. Kudos to the creators of both the manga and anime 💙 Can't wait for the next eps ✨ also, love the way she reviewed the show. Very insightful and concise 💖
Same here. I love how much relatable Blue Period is regarding struggles of budding artists. Especially those who are not innately talented like Yotasuke or people who haven't been drawing/painting from a young age. I cried a lot during some of the scenes because of how real they felt.
@@piers0617 agree and I can relate w what you said regarding those not innately talented / started at a young age. It really takes patience, practice, and hard work. Just feel the feels 🤗
Since watching Blue period, I was wondering if the progression of the main protagonist is shown in a realistic way, is it really possible to get so good at art in just a year or two? I started to draw myself, and I'm not sure what to expect, I get that I'm not an anime protagonist and I'm surely not as devoted as characters in the show, nevertheless I would love to see myself a year from now, being able to draw something and feel good about it.
@@moroeserinokripperino871 ah I'm not entirely sure as well bc I'm not an expert. But basing from colleagues I have from the creative industry and from art school, it is possible with consistency, practice, and devotion. But ofc, it's subjective and still depends on each individual. Rooting for you! Just continue practicing and you'll get there! We're all a work in progress so don't be too hard on yourself. You can do it!
This one really was well needed. There have actually been quite a few Anime series and films in the past and present that focus on the artistic and media areas, but we definitely need a lot more than we have had so far going forward.
blue period man, it's a series that really hurts. it tackles the problem that artists have always faced, but especially in the modern age. it's still hard to be an artist and to profit from it. art can be applied in many ways, but to just go to art school to be an artist is SUPER vague. and man blue period just gets so real in depicted thing strained relationships between the artists and art for all of the characters. it was so raw and unfiltered, man it makes you really understand if you aren't an artist
Kudos to Netflix for this! I like how more people are now taking anime series/films w/a more serious perspective compared to my time (decades ago) when they kept calling it “cartoons.” Slice-of-life genre like Blue Period, Piano no Mori, Komi, Nodame no Cantabile, Gin no Saji, Hanasaku Iroha, Kono Oto Tomare etc. is my absolute favorite genre along w/isekai. They create a deep connection w/ us ordinary people who went through the same situations & feelings & being able to validate those feelings is truly cathartic ❤️
yesss i love slice-of-life!! it’s the best. blue period was a pleasant surprise for me because as a prior art student i can definitely relate hahaha ʕ´• ᴥ•̥`ʔ
Anime is deep. Sometimes i dont get some topics it tackled but in the end of the episode i always learn something. Its not only about the art its about the character and the issues in society.
As a Professional artist, I really enjoyed this series. Looking forward to another season. Doing art as your career isn't for everyone. Not everyone can take the thing they love to do and turn it into a job. For some artists turning their passion into a job ruins it for them.
Ever since high school, I realized I enjoyed drawing a lot and put my sweat and blood while sitting on the carpet with a foldable chair as my desk. One day, I showed it to a "family member" who used to be a art director, and he totally pointed so many flaws and told me I had to draw like him if I am ever going to get a job. So, I threw away my dream and worked towards practicality. I studied hard at subjects even though I hated it deep inside, I learned how to be positive with Law of Attraction and positive mindset and exercise habits. I landed a job at IT now while meeting someone special. That special someone realized that I am not a IT person, but an artist. Now, at 26, I'm spending every ounce of my free time to make art as career, as I always wanted to do. It feels like I have much to catch up, but I think it's doable! TL;DR: Don't throw away you dream for practically (money), it will hurt you in the long run as it has done to me. I obeyed, and I threw myself away. I'm now trying to unlearn what I unwillingly forced myself to learn.
Well unfortunately you gotta think about it from a realistic standpoint as well You still need a source of income in order to live So chasing a dream that has no guarantee of success isn’t wise Now I’m not saying you shouldn’t pursue it. Because you absolutely should But you’ll still need a way to put food on the table until then And make sure it’s truly the path you want
I'm definitely very early in my art progess, so I can't comment on the school aspect, but as it relates to the mindset of the characters in blue period, you know, the way they look at art and think about it. The realizations of Yatora as well as the mental health aspect are very accurate. In that sense I can say it is a very accurate depiction of artists. Gonna watch episode 12 today, This show was amazing, I'd love a season 2
this anime made me cry so hard. i'm in fine arts university and it was a huge struggle to get in...and now it's even more of a struggle to go through each year of uni. my mental health is shit and being an art student is 100% NOT a good combo. and to top it all off, i can't even be sure of what i'll do with my future. i'm trying to become a content creator and i'm also currently writing a comic which i am planning to ilustrate as well. the life of an artist is so stressful and unsure. even when you achieve those goals like getting into art university, or selling your first painting, or taking part in your first art exhibition, it's always the fear of what you'll do with your future and your abilities as an artist.
@@Inauri i'm currently on my final year of uni. trying to pass 6 subjects i'm behind on and at the same time trying to prepare my final work for my graduation. it's a lot of work but i'll manage for sure. mentally i'm better and it helped a lot to just not take seriously everyone and everything in Uni... especially when it turns out the professor in charge of the building i'm in, is a sexual harasser/offender etc. i just simply realised i can't care about what others say about me and my art. and he was the only one out of all professors that gave me a hard time for no reason so it's whatever. anyways, i'm doing okay i'd say. i also got into cosplaying and going to comicons etc. and i'm trying to build a career as a cosplayer too.
The moment when you have made it to the uni after months of entrance preparation "no what?" Finding a calling and goal all over again, this feeling was depicted wonderfully.
I’m an architecture first semester student and the manga caught my attention before I started, and the anime came out exactly when I started, and I have been able to relate sooo much even though I am still studying something very different and also not in Japan, so for everyone doing something in the arts or just something that requires creativeness you will be able to relate
Yeah, architecture major also learns art at the first three semesters but later will converge it with technique and engineering. That's why it's called as a hybrid of two contradicting knowledges, art and logic. I think this is also why architecture used to be the mother of all knowledge in medieval age, as most notable famous artists by that time are architect as well.
I was an architecture student before but stopped after realising that I only liked the art aspects of it and not the logic. Had more than decent grades but the feeling was just so wrong. So, I'll be soon taking on an art major as no matter how hard I suppress it, art really is what I want to do. First episode in, and what the teacher made me tear up.
@@neyoncrayon I‘m glad you realized it and now are going to do something you really want!! For me I don’t cancel out that opinion because I also like the arts more, but for now I really like both aspects while studying!
I'm an architect, so imma give you some advice for someone who already went through the wringer. If you want to practice architecture, don't forget to learn the BUSINESS side of it. Architecture school sets up a false expectation wherein everyone would become master architects, design their own projects, and whatnot. But thing is, it's a business. Unfortunately, due to the ungodly amount of subjects you would have to cover over the next 5 years, business management simply cannot be crammed into the curriculum. You would either have to learn the business side of things during your time as an apprentice, or do some studying on the side as soon as you can. Study some business management books, work summer jobs at an architecture firm, anything. That, and personality. Learn to become a likeable person. Principals of architecture firms are in the top seat not just because of their skills, but also their ability to ATTRACT CLIENTS. Learn to bring money into the company, and your position would be secured.
Would love to hear her insight on the entrance exam or prep school. As a college art student, Blue period really resonates with me especially when it comes to creating an art with a purpose. Though, Yatora is a fine arts major and I'm leaning more towards graphic design, it's all the same. You have to make a work with good composition as well as a compelling story. It's a struggle to birth out ideas every week only for it to be shut down by your professors. I remember we need to create 100 logos and symbols (+sketches and a term essay) in 2 weeks and getting harsh criticism from this one professor of mine. I've cried a few times watching the show because I've heard words I really wanted to hear lmao. Having to finally understand and relate to what an main character is going through (insecurities, physical health declining, and mental burnout) really helped me a lot. Since then I've been trying my best to create art every day.
As a non-artist, I really cherished the time I spent watching Blue Period. It allowed me to understand on a surface level the hardships and struggles of artists. I also loved the anime highlighting the quote "Just because you love making art it doesn't mean things will go your way" something like that (I forgot what episode Yatora told this).
I'm also a student of Fine Art University. Luckily, I have a happy time while studying there. Watching this interview make me feel like a reel of beautiful memories go through my mind ! Thanks for making this video !
Absolutely loved the first season of this and I hope we can see how Yaguchi's journey unfolds even more. It had lots of sensibility, emotion and real struggles 🤍
blue period is my most cherished anime :( i really want to pursue art but i can't so almost every scene makes me emotional and makes me overthink about my life. i really related to her saying keeping art as an hobby is an entirely different thing and it being insane
As a graduate illustration major, this anime came at the right time for me who is personally overhauling their entire portfoilo. Whilst looking for industry work. I'm glad this came out, I could've used this as a gateway when i was in highschool. I hope we get more animes about college and graduates going about trials and tribulations of their art careers.
I'm an animation student and I relate so much to Blue Period's story. I also started from zero like Yaguchi and had to work my way into college and it was the most challenging thing I've ever done so far. I do hope they keep making this anime. The manga is fantastic.
Blue period inspired me to reach my creative outlet again. Since I was a kid, I was encouraged to sketch and draw then I was interested in painting, then expanded to native beadwork and sewing. I gave up all of that for writing and now I hold this anime to my heart as I try to dive back into it. It’s a hobby to me, but to see passion and making it your life like Yatora did gives me hope. - czarina
I love this anime. The way it portray the life of a students struggling to decide what he really want to be. It's not only in art side but in general. How you choose your path, learning new skills and discovering something new about yourself while struggling to get there. I hope many students nowadays could watch this anime to inspire them.
Stop. The bashing of this anime by the manga fans are getting out of hand. You can't always compare manga versus anime. Whether you like it or not, both anime and manga are two entirely different art form. The anime is a decent of take of this story and I'm not sure if the animation production company could done a better job than it already did.
Yeahh I agree with her opinion, I started to know art more deeply and pursue it since I saw this blue period anime...Stories from the Blue period are closely related to everyday life, how the point of view of people who don't know about art, the difficulty of learning art, it's expensive for an art school and its equipment, and how do you make money from art. I hope the blue period anime gets season 2
I'm a self-taught artists so I don't think i have much say but it makes me happy cause i find that the struggles and emotions that i feel when i hone my art ard valid that it's not only me it made me wanna cry . My favorite was when he got shocked by the really good art i get easily discouraged and I beat my self alot for it makes me think that I'm shallow and not putting alot of work in so seeing that sort emotion is valid lifted some weight off my shoulders.
I love her feedback and vibe. If she can review the middle episodes towards the end that would be great. I went to art school for 5 years and I 100% agree that art school is for self discovery and expanding your knowledge and skills. My art school was kind of useless but I taught myself digital art and others things because they had the equipment and resources. I only spent money on a drawing computer when I developed the interest of wanting to animate or draw digital art. BUT its not to help you find a job or get a job offer. My art school was shut down due to fraudulent activity, but the environment and the wide perspective it offered me, I will never forget.
You remember when we gave crunchyroll our money and were told some of it went towards Japanese studios, I would of been happy as hell if Blue Period was the product of that money and clips like this of having a Japanese artist actually comment on the show be bonus material. Well done Netflix. 👏 With Castlevania, Komi, the Ghibli Movies, keep it up.
havent graduate but i am majoring in art rn, I can say everything is spot on except maybe im not as dedicated and intense as the characters in this series and im kinda ashamed by it ngl.
What uni do u go to? I really wanna major in arts too but I'm conflicted on whether it's a good idea or not.. I'm scared It'll be too hard or I'll lose my motivation.. or not be able to make a living out of it and just study it pointlessly
@@sham2010 i go to Indonesian Institute of The Arts, and tbh since im class of 2020, all I've been doing is online learning and im actually losing motivation rn but i guess once i start offline classes, ill get my motivation back. Im also still figuring out things rn so im not sure. Im just gonna be real, if you come from a financially struggling family or want to pursue money, going into art school isnt too "promising" but having a career in art is all about networking and seeking experience so you do have to figure things out yourself and find what works rather than going straight into a corporate job like other majors. It may be less "predictable" but there's endless possibilities. So dont lose hope if you're really passionate about it! I myself chose this bc i just cant picture me doing anything but art and its something i kinda good at so there's that.
@@sham2010 maybe go to community college if you’re in the US? It’s important to figure out what you want to get out of it! There’s also trade schools for a more affordable, practical skill set. School is not the only option as well lots of online learning tools and communities in this day
@@njcheddar thank you so much for sharing this with me! I'll definitely keep this in mind. I do unfortunately come from a financially struggling family.. so I'll probably have to rethink my choices.. but I've also wanted to study architecture! In your opinion, is it a good idea? if u don't mind me asking that
Little did they kno, who tought that art or design are the most needed nowadays with the growth of technology and such. I used to "gossip" with my friend during our freshman year that we actually wanna took design school but bcs of the tuition and "future" worries, we decided to take different path 🙃 Either way, there's always obstacles in whatever path we take.
The anime if good but the manga is 1000000x better. Tsubasa Yamaguchi is a genius. You can really feel the ml's frustration or when he's so happy. Thank you Netflix for producing this anime.
I loved this format and her commentary was lovely! I couldn't go to art school when I was a teenager as my parents where scared for my professional future (so sad!) but I'm still passioned about drawing and art in general. I'll watch Blue Period for sure!
i watched this anime by chance bc i was bored and i hold this dear to my heart. it depicts cold reality but at the same time gives u a hopeful idealistic feeling yet its borderline depressing. i love it eventho i’m not an artistic person but the feels it give off is universal kudos to the team
i'll deff watch this, when i'm not lazy lol this was very insightful! more of this!!! i've heard many insightful tips from many creators to the "just leave your passion as a hobby" many youtubers, streamers and all sorts get burnt out as they have those as a job to see it differently for not so good ways and force to stream, make a video which isn't good.
2nd year illustration student here and blue period gets certain things bang on, like mental health and motivation wise. can’t comment on selection process as i’m studying in the uk :)
When i go vacation in Japan, I visit Tokyo Art University, and eat in the canteen area too, many of student bring big canvas with an eyecatching fashion, really good experience e
The charm of Blue Period is that, as another commenter mentioned above, it's themes are universal--and those in the arts (all of us!) feel seen and represented by the series in one way or another. This from a creative writing graduate. :)
Que buen trabajo hicieron con el video y los clips que elijieron, jamas me habria esperado que detalles sobre las universidades, examenes de admision y demas fuera algo tan calcado de la realidad, y que encima se mencionaran universidades reales, es buenisimo, aparte la chica dando su testimonion o experiencia ayuda muchisimo mas a conectar con la situacion, de estar en la etapa de encontrar y poder entrar a una universidad y no saber lo que te depara. Ame su video.❤
velho os comentarios dela só provam o quanto a autora lutou nesse meio e o quão real foi isso, meu manga favorito de longe. o anime ficou maravilhoso também , mas essa é uma obra prara se ver os 2
I religiously watch Blue period because I didn't choose going into art stream when I had the choice, so I try to experience art school through this anime. It made me want to pursue painting even if I didn't go to college.
I’m going to Art Uni next year and I was really worried I’d be worse than everyone else as I always put myself down when I see other’s work, but Yaguchi’s current drawings make me feel more confident in myself 😂😂 yet at the same time seeing that he drew more than 30 observational drawings within a short time span made me realise I was barely doing enough, so though I’m still around the 3rd episode, the anime has honestly been one of the most motivating things that caused me to draw more, and feel more confident that I’ll be able to improve my skills before school starts 🥰 But in general I love that this anime exists! I’ve never felt so understood before and though I felt the part about the mother’s hands was so cheesy, it still hit me pretty hard 😩😩
Japanese art school seems a lot harder to get in than in the US...I went to Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) and the acceptance rate is around 30%. However, tuition is sooo expensive 😭Paying just 4k per year would be a dream! As this person said, going to art school is mostly about the environment, seeing your peers' work, and making connections. I can't say it's worth the price to be honest though
That scene when he drew his mom made me cry. What great insight of how art changes perspective.
That scene always hits hard 😭
Can relate.. I read the manga, I cry. Then I watch the anime and cry again
Right??? I started tearing up seeing it again here, even just the snippet 😭💞
The same happened to me. Watching this, I remembered how that particular scene elicited such a strong feeling from me. Blue Period is a very deep, honest, and real appreciation of what it means to discover something you want to commit to and how going through the highs and lows slowly transforms the inner workings of the heart and the mind as a creator and person. I wish we could get a Season 2; I'm caught up on the manga, and things have been a little slow for me since then. I'd love to see the continuation of the story animated!
I was looking for this comment. So the world is not doomed to an everlasting cold, good to know.
Tbh these feel too realistic, like hope, hype, and all spirit of motivated newbie at the beginning. Then the story progressed into more and more hardship being faced by yatora this lead to more twisted art perception that my smol brain can't comprehend anymore (especially when he starts going to college) yet presented in a great way. I often happy see yatora get new insight but this makes him realized another challenge appeared ahead. Overall this is a great series.
Yaa I wish she reacted to the later episodes tho, cause first one was just the excitement of art. Yatora starts feeling depressed and his art isn't good enough ect in later episodes and this is what most of the series is like.
Hoho the exams for the university is very much realistic in Japan, that blue period depictions oh my god, it makes me remembered the when it was the university enrollment exams season
Although I'm not an art student, but I had a couple of friends who went there, and I just cannot believe they also had an extra art programs in my language school
Impostor syndrome can be strong too
Yeah, I've seen art students get interested in the manga cuz it's abt art only to drop it due whatever trigger/trauma/overload that they experience from reading it
@@sollertia_ It just relates too hard I can't watch it without feeling freakig depressed
Can we have part 2 please! I want more insight from her, she basically knowS what she’s talking about. This was a really enjoyable watch from a non-artist viewer
Same, same! I'd like to critique more of the episodes, especially right before the exam for Geidai (where the mental back-and-forth in Yatora's mind is so raw and real), the bit at the seaside inn, and then the struggles of taking the exam. I'd love to listen to more of Ishidate-san's insights, both as a current practitioner of art, and as student who went through all the challenges of art school in Japan. I love the fact that she's confirming a lot of the realities that are highlighted in the series--I read somewhere that the mangaka completed his/her degree at Geidai, so it's amazing to note that the same culture has been perpetuated since his/her time then.
I would love for her to review all the episodes if that is possible, her insight is so interesting.
Nahhhh Netflix would never do that
@@Nicole-jl3pd Nahh they will do but as a netflix original series.
@@abdullahh10 Rlly
That’d be interesting but that’s a load of budget and Netflix won’t do that
This is just for promotion
2:58 it's so amazing that there are people who already figured out what they want to be in the future at a very young age. I'm in my 20's but I have no idea what to do with my life. So I have huge respect for people like her. That is just so cool!
How did you deal with choosing what higher education (idk if that's the correct term, basically after high school) to go to? Cause right now I'm just about to graduate high school and god knows where the hell I want to go or want to be in the future.
@@airpls2822 facing the same problem
@@airpls2822 please consult to your local psycholog/consultants to plan your next education/life plan, it helps you realize what you really want and what you really need.
@@airpls2822 Self-reflection. Stay away from negativity and toxic people. Observe what makes you truly happy in the world. After getting this answer, don't listen to anyone and go in that direction.
@@cardibee3900 Yeah I think I'll try that, hopefully it turns out well
As a former art student, I sometimes cry while I watch Blue Period. It's so good and heartfelt. It doesn't only represent art school stereotypes and info about the art world but it also delves deep inside the struggles, emotions, influences, and various paths of artists/designers when they enter the creative world/industry. And the best part, anyone can relate to the themes of the show whether you're an artist or not. They are universal and genuine. Really reflects one's journey in life as a whole esp when trying to discover oneself and reach goals. Kudos to the creators of both the manga and anime 💙 Can't wait for the next eps ✨ also, love the way she reviewed the show. Very insightful and concise 💖
Same here. I love how much relatable Blue Period is regarding struggles of budding artists. Especially those who are not innately talented like Yotasuke or people who haven't been drawing/painting from a young age. I cried a lot during some of the scenes because of how real they felt.
@@piers0617 agree and I can relate w what you said regarding those not innately talented / started at a young age. It really takes patience, practice, and hard work. Just feel the feels 🤗
Since watching Blue period, I was wondering if the progression of the main protagonist is shown in a realistic way, is it really possible to get so good at art in just a year or two? I started to draw myself, and I'm not sure what to expect, I get that I'm not an anime protagonist and I'm surely not as devoted as characters in the show, nevertheless I would love to see myself a year from now, being able to draw something and feel good about it.
@@moroeserinokripperino871 ah I'm not entirely sure as well bc I'm not an expert. But basing from colleagues I have from the creative industry and from art school, it is possible with consistency, practice, and devotion. But ofc, it's subjective and still depends on each individual. Rooting for you! Just continue practicing and you'll get there! We're all a work in progress so don't be too hard on yourself. You can do it!
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We need more art animes like this
Keep em comin🔥
anime is art it self but i get what you mean.
@@M4TTYN ye
This one really was well needed. There have actually been quite a few Anime series and films in the past and present that focus on the artistic and media areas, but we definitely need a lot more than we have had so far going forward.
Ofc most people wont forget the classic manga/anime Bakuman.
You must check BAKUMAN.
めちゃくちゃ生々しくて心揺さぶられます。よくぞこのオファーを受けてくださったなと、見ている側としては賞賛と感謝しかありません。石館さん、ありがとう。
blue period man, it's a series that really hurts. it tackles the problem that artists have always faced, but especially in the modern age. it's still hard to be an artist and to profit from it. art can be applied in many ways, but to just go to art school to be an artist is SUPER vague. and man blue period just gets so real in depicted thing strained relationships between the artists and art for all of the characters. it was so raw and unfiltered, man it makes you really understand if you aren't an artist
自分も絵を描いてるから、なんというか･･･言葉にできないふわっとした感情を矢虎が言葉にしてくれる感じ。見るとすぐ泣いてしまう。
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言葉にできないから絵を描いてるまであるしな
Kudos to Netflix for this! I like how more people are now taking anime series/films w/a more serious perspective compared to my time (decades ago) when they kept calling it “cartoons.” Slice-of-life genre like Blue Period, Piano no Mori, Komi, Nodame no Cantabile, Gin no Saji, Hanasaku Iroha, Kono Oto Tomare etc. is my absolute favorite genre along w/isekai. They create a deep connection w/ us ordinary people who went through the same situations & feelings & being able to validate those feelings is truly cathartic ❤️
Slice-Of-Life is honestly so underappreciated
@@kaushikchandana2172 honestly! I wish it deserves recognition like shounen and sports.
yesss i love slice-of-life!! it’s the best. blue period was a pleasant surprise for me because as a prior art student i can definitely relate hahaha ʕ´• ᴥ•̥`ʔ
@@kaushikchandana2172 Amen!
Anime is deep. Sometimes i dont get some topics it tackled but in the end of the episode i always learn something. Its not only about the art its about the character and the issues in society.
As a Professional artist, I really enjoyed this series. Looking forward to another season.
Doing art as your career isn't for everyone. Not everyone can take the thing they love to do and turn it into a job. For some artists turning their passion into a job ruins it for them.
Ever since high school, I realized I enjoyed drawing a lot and put my sweat and blood while sitting on the carpet with a foldable chair as my desk. One day, I showed it to a "family member" who used to be a art director, and he totally pointed so many flaws and told me I had to draw like him if I am ever going to get a job.
So, I threw away my dream and worked towards practicality. I studied hard at subjects even though I hated it deep inside, I learned how to be positive with Law of Attraction and positive mindset and exercise habits.
I landed a job at IT now while meeting someone special. That special someone realized that I am not a IT person, but an artist.
Now, at 26, I'm spending every ounce of my free time to make art as career, as I always wanted to do. It feels like I have much to catch up, but I think it's doable!
TL;DR: Don't throw away you dream for practically (money), it will hurt you in the long run as it has done to me. I obeyed, and I threw myself away. I'm now trying to unlearn what I unwillingly forced myself to learn.
Well unfortunately you gotta think about it from a realistic standpoint as well
You still need a source of income in order to live
So chasing a dream that has no guarantee of success isn’t wise
Now I’m not saying you shouldn’t pursue it. Because you absolutely should
But you’ll still need a way to put food on the table until then
And make sure it’s truly the path you want
ブルーピリオドのシーズン2も待ち遠しいけど、この人のリアクション動画もまた上げて欲しい。
この方のリアクションは、凄く柔らかくて表現豊かでめっちゃ好きです！
I'm definitely very early in my art progess, so I can't comment on the school aspect, but as it relates to the mindset of the characters in blue period, you know, the way they look at art and think about it. The realizations of Yatora as well as the mental health aspect are very accurate. In that sense I can say it is a very accurate depiction of artists. Gonna watch episode 12 today, This show was amazing, I'd love a season 2
Check out the - even way more in depth and detailed manga of it then.
Oh btw you can take art on school it's nice to get assignments and tips it's not an extra course you can choose as elective! At least at my school
@@taeyim5083 Yeah I was considering this cause if the anime wasn'tgood in some manga readers eyes, I'm just thunking hoe good the manga could be😄
this anime made me cry so hard. i'm in fine arts university and it was a huge struggle to get in...and now it's even more of a struggle to go through each year of uni. my mental health is shit and being an art student is 100% NOT a good combo. and to top it all off, i can't even be sure of what i'll do with my future. i'm trying to become a content creator and i'm also currently writing a comic which i am planning to ilustrate as well. the life of an artist is so stressful and unsure. even when you achieve those goals like getting into art university, or selling your first painting, or taking part in your first art exhibition, it's always the fear of what you'll do with your future and your abilities as an artist.
🫂
How are you doing now ?
@@Inauri i'm currently on my final year of uni. trying to pass 6 subjects i'm behind on and at the same time trying to prepare my final work for my graduation. it's a lot of work but i'll manage for sure. mentally i'm better and it helped a lot to just not take seriously everyone and everything in Uni... especially when it turns out the professor in charge of the building i'm in, is a sexual harasser/offender etc.
i just simply realised i can't care about what others say about me and my art. and he was the only one out of all professors that gave me a hard time for no reason so it's whatever.
anyways, i'm doing okay i'd say. i also got into cosplaying and going to comicons etc. and i'm trying to build a career as a cosplayer too.
@@ΣέργιοςΣαββουλίδης okay :) nice if you’re doing better,good luck with it
学部迷ってるも含めてリュウジのは 伏線だったのか すご
The moment when you have made it to the uni after months of entrance preparation "no what?" Finding a calling and goal all over again, this feeling was depicted wonderfully.
bring her back! make her watch the whole thing lol
こういう動画すごく好きです！！またこんな動画が見たいです！！！
Been looking for a legit reactor for this anime and i finally found one. More insights from her please!
Now i want a yakuza to react to way of the household husband
I want a dead person to react all the isekai anime
PART 2 PLEASE I NEED MORE OF HER!!!! (or other art graduates are also welcome)
I’m an architecture first semester student and the manga caught my attention before I started, and the anime came out exactly when I started, and I have been able to relate sooo much even though I am still studying something very different and also not in Japan, so for everyone doing something in the arts or just something that requires creativeness you will be able to relate
Yeah, architecture major also learns art at the first three semesters but later will converge it with technique and engineering. That's why it's called as a hybrid of two contradicting knowledges, art and logic. I think this is also why architecture used to be the mother of all knowledge in medieval age, as most notable famous artists by that time are architect as well.
@@atrudokht wow, thanks a lot for sharing!
I was an architecture student before but stopped after realising that I only liked the art aspects of it and not the logic. Had more than decent grades but the feeling was just so wrong. So, I'll be soon taking on an art major as no matter how hard I suppress it, art really is what I want to do. First episode in, and what the teacher made me tear up.
@@neyoncrayon I‘m glad you realized it and now are going to do something you really want!! For me I don’t cancel out that opinion because I also like the arts more, but for now I really like both aspects while studying!
I'm an architect, so imma give you some advice for someone who already went through the wringer.
If you want to practice architecture, don't forget to learn the BUSINESS side of it.
Architecture school sets up a false expectation wherein everyone would become master architects, design their own projects, and whatnot. But thing is, it's a business.
Unfortunately, due to the ungodly amount of subjects you would have to cover over the next 5 years, business management simply cannot be crammed into the curriculum. You would either have to learn the business side of things during your time as an apprentice, or do some studying on the side as soon as you can. Study some business management books, work summer jobs at an architecture firm, anything.
That, and personality. Learn to become a likeable person. Principals of architecture firms are in the top seat not just because of their skills, but also their ability to ATTRACT CLIENTS. Learn to bring money into the company, and your position would be secured.
めっちゃ面白いからまた動画作って欲しい、！
Would love to hear her insight on the entrance exam or prep school. As a college art student, Blue period really resonates with me especially when it comes to creating an art with a purpose. Though, Yatora is a fine arts major and I'm leaning more towards graphic design, it's all the same. You have to make a work with good composition as well as a compelling story. It's a struggle to birth out ideas every week only for it to be shut down by your professors. I remember we need to create 100 logos and symbols (+sketches and a term essay) in 2 weeks and getting harsh criticism from this one professor of mine. I've cried a few times watching the show because I've heard words I really wanted to hear lmao. Having to finally understand and relate to what an main character is going through (insecurities, physical health declining, and mental burnout) really helped me a lot. Since then I've been trying my best to create art every day.
As a non-artist, I really cherished the time I spent watching Blue Period. It allowed me to understand on a surface level the hardships and struggles of artists.
I also loved the anime highlighting the quote "Just because you love making art it doesn't mean things will go your way" something like that (I forgot what episode Yatora told this).
That quote was definitely something that resonated with me! I'm glad to find a kindred spirit!
I think it was, just because you love making art doesn't mean it is easy.
Really resonated with me.
@@shaisha6273 Are you an artist? I hope you're doing well despite the pressure and prejudice of people. I love seeing art in different forms.
I believe the line you’re referring too
“Just because you love doing something
Doesn’t mean it’s fun”
@@norysmo might be that one thanks!
I'm also a student of Fine Art University. Luckily, I have a happy time while studying there.
Watching this interview make me feel like a reel of beautiful memories go through my mind !
Thanks for making this video !
Absolutely loved the first season of this and I hope we can see how Yaguchi's journey unfolds even more.
It had lots of sensibility, emotion and real struggles 🤍
blue period is my most cherished anime :( i really want to pursue art but i can't so almost every scene makes me emotional and makes me overthink about my life. i really related to her saying keeping art as an hobby is an entirely different thing and it being insane
As a graduate illustration major, this anime came at the right time for me who is personally overhauling their entire portfoilo. Whilst looking for industry work. I'm glad this came out, I could've used this as a gateway when i was in highschool. I hope we get more animes about college and graduates going about trials and tribulations of their art careers.
Haven't watched the anime but I do read the manga. I'm so glad I discovered this diamond
I'm an animation student and I relate so much to Blue Period's story. I also started from zero like Yaguchi and had to work my way into college and it was the most challenging thing I've ever done so far. I do hope they keep making this anime. The manga is fantastic.
As an art student from Latin America, I related so much to this anime. 🥺💕🥴
I hope the next season comes soon. ✨
真的很喜歡這種專家點評!石館波子老師的表達很生動、反應也很可愛(好喜歡她笑起來的感覺@W@)
我很喜歡藍色時期這部作品。我是喜歡畫畫但沒去過畫室，目前學設計專業
真的踏入設計圈後發現「設計系」和專門研究平面設計或美術系真的有很大的
這部作品真的會讓人血液奔湧著 想飛出去心無旁騖的跟著主角一起畫畫...QQQ
Blue period inspired me to reach my creative outlet again. Since I was a kid, I was encouraged to sketch and draw then I was interested in painting, then expanded to native beadwork and sewing. I gave up all of that for writing and now I hold this anime to my heart as I try to dive back into it. It’s a hobby to me, but to see passion and making it your life like Yatora did gives me hope. - czarina
I love this anime. The way it portray the life of a students struggling to decide what he really want to be. It's not only in art side but in general. How you choose your path, learning new skills and discovering something new about yourself while struggling to get there. I hope many students nowadays could watch this anime to inspire them.
Love him so much the M. yatora…the manga and even having an actual artist react to it
She should also read the manga
little does she know that the manga is waaaaaay more relatable
Ikr
The manga is way better TTT
The manga probably the best I've ever read ngl. Too good..
Stop. The bashing of this anime by the manga fans are getting out of hand.
You can't always compare manga versus anime. Whether you like it or not, both anime and manga are two entirely different art form.
The anime is a decent of take of this story and I'm not sure if the animation production company could done a better job than it already did.
I really want to see more of her! please make a part 2!!
I would’ve loved to have seen her portfolio!
it's in the description of this video
linked in description
この女性声のトーンが落ち着いてるし聞きやすくて癒される声をしている！笑顔も素敵😊
yes, this is what im looking for .. this kind of videos can make this anime getting more popular
Super interesting! Loved the video 🥰
Yeahh I agree with her opinion, I started to know art more deeply and pursue it since I saw this blue period anime...Stories from the Blue period are closely related to everyday life, how the point of view of people who don't know about art, the difficulty of learning art, it's expensive for an art school and its equipment, and how do you make money from art. I hope the blue period anime gets season 2
I'm a self-taught artists so I don't think i have much say but it makes me happy cause i find that the struggles and emotions that i feel when i hone my art ard valid that it's not only me it made me wanna cry . My favorite was when he got shocked by the really good art i get easily discouraged and I beat my self alot for it makes me think that I'm shallow and not putting alot of work in so seeing that sort emotion is valid lifted some weight off my shoulders.
I love her feedback and vibe. If she can review the middle episodes towards the end that would be great.
I went to art school for 5 years and I 100% agree that art school is for self discovery and expanding your knowledge and skills. My art school was kind of useless but I taught myself digital art and others things because they had the equipment and resources. I only spent money on a drawing computer when I developed the interest of wanting to animate or draw digital art. BUT its not to help you find a job or get a job offer.
My art school was shut down due to fraudulent activity, but the environment and the wide perspective it offered me, I will never forget.
Gran análisis hermoso trabajo Netflix 👌
You remember when we gave crunchyroll our money and were told some of it went towards Japanese studios, I would of been happy as hell if Blue Period was the product of that money and clips like this of having a Japanese artist actually comment on the show be bonus material. Well done Netflix. 👏 With Castlevania, Komi, the Ghibli Movies, keep it up.
havent graduate but i am majoring in art rn, I can say everything is spot on except maybe im not as dedicated and intense as the characters in this series and im kinda ashamed by it ngl.
What uni do u go to? I really wanna major in arts too but I'm conflicted on whether it's a good idea or not.. I'm scared It'll be too hard or I'll lose my motivation.. or not be able to make a living out of it and just study it pointlessly
@@sham2010 i go to Indonesian Institute of The Arts, and tbh since im class of 2020, all I've been doing is online learning and im actually losing motivation rn but i guess once i start offline classes, ill get my motivation back. Im also still figuring out things rn so im not sure. Im just gonna be real, if you come from a financially struggling family or want to pursue money, going into art school isnt too "promising" but having a career in art is all about networking and seeking experience so you do have to figure things out yourself and find what works rather than going straight into a corporate job like other majors. It may be less "predictable" but there's endless possibilities. So dont lose hope if you're really passionate about it! I myself chose this bc i just cant picture me doing anything but art and its something i kinda good at so there's that.
@@sham2010 maybe go to community college if you’re in the US? It’s important to figure out what you want to get out of it! There’s also trade schools for a more affordable, practical skill set. School is not the only option as well lots of online learning tools and communities in this day
@@njcheddar thank you so much for sharing this with me! I'll definitely keep this in mind. I do unfortunately come from a financially struggling family.. so I'll probably have to rethink my choices.. but I've also wanted to study architecture! In your opinion, is it a good idea? if u don't mind me asking that
@@ikariiprince I'll check on that, thank u so much! That'll probably help me out alot!
Little did they kno, who tought that art or design are the most needed nowadays with the growth of technology and such. I used to "gossip" with my friend during our freshman year that we actually wanna took design school but bcs of the tuition and "future" worries, we decided to take different path 🙃 Either way, there's always obstacles in whatever path we take.
how big would you dream if you knew you won't fail in every obstacles you encounter? then, i guess we should just take the risk to find out
I love the anime! I hope to see a new season soon.
Please I love her have her reaction for the whole season 😍
我也是台藝大的畢業生，高職畢業後先讀學分班熟悉大學課程和修學分，修滿學分再考在職專班，我想多少是靠學科拉分吧！不然我真的不知道我的術科怎麼過關的。我的石膏像也是畫的奇差無比，大家的作品擺出來各個都是高手，打擊超大。這動畫我還不敢看，怕那些回憶會湧上心頭
The anime if good but the manga is 1000000x better. Tsubasa Yamaguchi is a genius. You can really feel the ml's frustration or when he's so happy. Thank you Netflix for producing this anime.
I would love to see a follow up of this! Blue period is such an insightful series
6:18 "Just leave your passion as a hobby"
That's exactly what my family always said to me when i tried to took interest in art major 😀
Blue period is some real quality anime
Siempre la escena de yatora y su madre hace que me ponga a llorar no importa en que formato 😢😢excelente reacción y precioso anime💓
I loved this format and her commentary was lovely! I couldn't go to art school when I was a teenager as my parents where scared for my professional future (so sad!) but I'm still passioned about drawing and art in general. I'll watch Blue Period for sure!
Shes so wholesome helpp 😭😭
i watched this anime by chance bc i was bored and i hold this dear to my heart. it depicts cold reality but at the same time gives u a hopeful idealistic feeling yet its borderline depressing. i love it eventho i’m not an artistic person but the feels it give off is universal kudos to the team
個人也相當喜歡這部作品，它講評的部分是主角進美大之前的準備過程跟心境，但真的進入美大之後的煩惱跟衝擊才是真正讓同樣是美大的人感到共鳴的，描寫的真的十分確實，有些痛苦的過程真的是感同身受。
Ha sido maravillosa esta perspectiva. Gracias Netflix ☺
語っている方のボキャブラリーとか眺め方が、普段私の周りにはいない感じで、新鮮で凄くよかった
真的很喜歡這部
雖然是設計系不是美術系
但很多點都會覺得很有共鳴
Blue period was literally a masterpiece
Eu sou graduanda em artes visuais e me senti muito representada, é uma obra prima, literalmente!
i'll deff watch this, when i'm not lazy lol this was very insightful! more of this!!!
i've heard many insightful tips from many creators to the "just leave your passion as a hobby" many youtubers, streamers and all sorts get burnt out as they have those as a job to see it differently for not so good ways and force to stream, make a video which isn't good.
I just stalked her Portfolio and wow it's amazing 😍😍😍😍
藍色時期真的意外地很好看
就算不是美術相關的人也能看得懂
再加上裡面的角色不會有彆扭的戀愛情節(硬是把好幾個人牽在一起之類的)
很喜歡這部作品~~校友的反應也好可愛🥰
看完影片 我覺得學藝術的人好偉大 因為動畫漫畫遊戲繪畫太多了 不太會去注意細節 就是覺得畫得很好看 沒想到有很多專業知識跟心血在裡面 這樣看來藝術的價值不會輸給理工科學等
每一個專業領域都是非常重要的，理工為社會帶來便利快速，人文為社會帶來美感。雖然有的專業就是比較會被說沒辦法賺到錢，但實際上缺一不可。我是這麼認為的( •ᴗ• )
有美感的理工產品也比較受歡迎，有簡易電子機械功能的文藝產品也能加分，是互助的
I want her to react to the entire series now 😭😭
裡面每個人物都刻畫得很有真實感，真紀沒考過的時候，真的很替她揪心，眼淚都掉出來了😢
希望可以看到藍色時期第二季啊！實在太精采了！
好想知道八虎後面會不會捕獲森學姐
2nd year illustration student here and blue period gets certain things bang on, like mental health and motivation wise. can’t comment on selection process as i’m studying in the uk :)
When i go vacation in Japan, I visit Tokyo Art University, and eat in the canteen area too, many of student bring big canvas with an eyecatching fashion, really good experience e
I love it broo I have super intrest in drawing bro this anime made me feel soo good
It actually inspired me to take up painting!
I hope there's a second season. The next events in his life are prettt dope
I bawled at that scene about the mom's hand it's so weird to see other's reactions
I hope there will be a season 2 of Blue Period😍
These commentary videos are really interesting! It’s cool to hear about the comparisons.
As a musician myself, there is so much I can learn from this lol
The charm of Blue Period is that, as another commenter mentioned above, it's themes are universal--and those in the arts (all of us!) feel seen and represented by the series in one way or another. This from a creative writing graduate. :)
The mangaka was actually a graduate from Tokyo University of the Arts
Que buen trabajo hicieron con el video y los clips que elijieron, jamas me habria esperado que detalles sobre las universidades, examenes de admision y demas fuera algo tan calcado de la realidad, y que encima se mencionaran universidades reales, es buenisimo, aparte la chica dando su testimonion o experiencia ayuda muchisimo mas a conectar con la situacion, de estar en la etapa de encontrar y poder entrar a una universidad y no saber lo que te depara. Ame su video.❤
velho os comentarios dela só provam o quanto a autora lutou nesse meio e o quão real foi isso, meu manga favorito de longe. o anime ficou maravilhoso também , mas essa é uma obra prara se ver os 2
I religiously watch Blue period because I didn't choose going into art stream when I had the choice, so I try to experience art school through this anime.
It made me want to pursue painting even if I didn't go to college.
Incredible series
看著看著就想哭....
幾乎遺忘的初衷再次被喚醒
Loved it, would love to see her react to the rest
この人のリアクションの続きも見たいな
I also gain much confidence because I feel like I relate to Yatora so I try to grow with him while watching
I’m going to Art Uni next year and I was really worried I’d be worse than everyone else as I always put myself down when I see other’s work, but Yaguchi’s current drawings make me feel more confident in myself 😂😂 yet at the same time seeing that he drew more than 30 observational drawings within a short time span made me realise I was barely doing enough, so though I’m still around the 3rd episode, the anime has honestly been one of the most motivating things that caused me to draw more, and feel more confident that I’ll be able to improve my skills before school starts 🥰
But in general I love that this anime exists! I’ve never felt so understood before and though I felt the part about the mother’s hands was so cheesy, it still hit me pretty hard 😩😩
U DID KNOW WHAT HE DID...
この美大生のふるまいめっちゃ好きｗ
Man this is one of my fav last season. Its really good.
Even if i'm not into arts,this anime was a total blessing...great work
This is way too relatable.
Japanese art school seems a lot harder to get in than in the US...I went to Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) and the acceptance rate is around 30%. However, tuition is sooo expensive 😭Paying just 4k per year would be a dream! As this person said, going to art school is mostly about the environment, seeing your peers' work, and making connections. I can't say it's worth the price to be honest though
This whole thing gave me anxiety, but it was needed. So thanks for that...