With this type of quality and actual useful information. I am really surprised this doesn't have at least a few thousand views. Great video, keep it up, man!
It looks like rough sketches and sometimes he is stiff in the manga but when he draws landscapes and big stuff like SHARKNADO he goes HARD. Another thing I like is how he draws armor and robots, i have seen a character from his other manfa Fire Fist and theres a robot dude that looks cool
OMG TY THIS IS AMAZING, i LOVE his artstyle soo much and i have just started learning to draw so im learning all sorts and this video is suuper helpfull ^^ I want to one day be able to draw like tatsuki fujimoto
Interesting video! I have studied Fujimoto’s art style for a couple months now (it’s also one of my favorite art styles) and I disagree with some parts of the video though. You mention Fujimoto is an analogue artist but he actually draws digitally. You can see this in the few videos of him drawing you can find online. I find you put too much emphasis on line weight. Fujimoto doesn’t really have much line variation in a single line. Details such as clothing folds and whatnot usually are a bit thinner compared to the outer lines though. This is partly why your demonstration looks so clean compared to Fujimoto’s work. Something I would like to point out that you missed in the video is (in my opinion) Fujimoto’s most defining characteristic: angles. Most of his work is very angular and he uses curves only when absolutely necessary (such as the head, calfs, etc). Even when he has an organic flowing object like a tie, he breaks it down into angles rather than an organic flowing curve. Hell, in about all instances besides the one seen in the Denji reference you used, his eyelids are pretty much just two lines converging at an obtuse angle. This also helps give his artwork the rough and jagged look we all love. Good analysis though! The shading section was pretty insightful actually!
Hey, can you teach me how you traced like that whenever I try to practice, it comes out with a lot of screen dots and is quite hard to tell what i drawed out, but yours came out with very clear image to trace please help🙏
I think you added to much line weight in your work, the anatomy seems fine but it’s still not fujimoto, looks more like Gege tbh. Plus the ears look too much like some typical American comic book art style
With this type of quality and actual useful information. I am really surprised this doesn't have at least a few thousand views. Great video, keep it up, man!
Thank you so so much!! I genuinely appreciate that! I’m working hard to make more stuff now, I’m glad to hear that it’s actually useful haha
ye ur right u need more subs i sub now
came here to say this, keep up the great work man
this was really helpful, im currently trying to almost replicate his godly art style
Same
do you think you could dig a bit into how Fujimoto draws bodies and stuff?
great breakdown that isn't "fujimoto's art just gives lazy vibes"
Wow. I have been waiting for a video like this for AGES. Thank you so much for making this!
It looks like rough sketches and sometimes he is stiff in the manga but when he draws landscapes and big stuff like SHARKNADO he goes HARD. Another thing I like is how he draws armor and robots, i have seen a character from his other manfa Fire Fist and theres a robot dude that looks cool
I love how chainsaw man is CGI + Animation
This deserves A LOT more views
Thank you!! I really appreciate hearing that, it’s really encouraging! I’ll work to make the next video even better 🎉
You're my favorite ginger from now!.
I would love to see this for vagabond and JJK like these three art styles are my favorite and though book help me, I would love a breakdown like this.
We gotta push the algorithm up a mountain this video needs more views.
Also very useful video btw thank you for this.
every video with small views is so hard to find it just like precious gems and ores buried underneath the earth.
Excellent video! You just made me an instant subscriber. I would love to see Aka Akasaka/ specifically Oshi No ko's art style!
Surprised you don't have more views! Great stuff you're putting out
OMG TY THIS IS AMAZING, i LOVE his artstyle soo much and i have just started learning to draw so im learning all sorts and this video is suuper helpfull ^^
I want to one day be able to draw like tatsuki fujimoto
Thank youuu!!!! I really love Fujimoto's style too and this video helped me understand it better :) the way you explain is very clear and concise
Wow, the dude's back! 😭 😭 🎉
Interesting video! I have studied Fujimoto’s art style for a couple months now (it’s also one of my favorite art styles) and I disagree with some parts of the video though.
You mention Fujimoto is an analogue artist but he actually draws digitally. You can see this in the few videos of him drawing you can find online.
I find you put too much emphasis on line weight. Fujimoto doesn’t really have much line variation in a single line. Details such as clothing folds and whatnot usually are a bit thinner compared to the outer lines though. This is partly why your demonstration looks so clean compared to Fujimoto’s work.
Something I would like to point out that you missed in the video is (in my opinion) Fujimoto’s most defining characteristic: angles. Most of his work is very angular and he uses curves only when absolutely necessary (such as the head, calfs, etc). Even when he has an organic flowing object like a tie, he breaks it down into angles rather than an organic flowing curve. Hell, in about all instances besides the one seen in the Denji reference you used, his eyelids are pretty much just two lines converging at an obtuse angle. This also helps give his artwork the rough and jagged look we all love.
Good analysis though! The shading section was pretty insightful actually!
this video is amazing!!! please dont ever delete it😭
Thanks for the video - great breakdown.
Also love the Look Back panel on your wall
I dont only love your informative analysis but also your humor, instant sub, pls keep going like that if you enjoy it!
pretty nice video, really great job! i wish you had much more subs
you should do this but with akira toriyama's 80s/90s art style
Could you breakdown Toilet-Bound Hanako Kun's artstyle? It's a manga written by Aidairo and it looks very good, especially the inking!
how i feel watching this knowing damn well i’m never gonna pick up a pen in my life:
One life, might as well give it a try ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
great job!
Very cool
Amazing tutorial! Tho which program did you used?
How are you not famous!
Why things do you use to draw on I’d love to know!!
Hey, can you teach me how you traced like that whenever I try to practice, it comes out with a lot of screen dots and is quite hard to tell what i drawed out, but yours came out with very clear image to trace please help🙏
Can you breakdown the artstyle gachiakuta manga
Can you do Gege Akutami pls
i realised about 10 minutes into the video that hes dress like denji
what program is that?
Sbr or jojolion artstyle next?
all hail the late uploads devil
how do i learn manga artists drawing styles like hells paradise
what brush are you using here?
as he said, a G pen. i’m still confused what program it is though 😭
@@ozyisgoatedi know im late but im 99% sure its procreate
can you teach us sui ishida's art in tokyo ghoul :re ( the :re art is way better than the og)
Hmm.. that might be a good idea 🤔
Stay tuned, perhaps you’ll see it soon!
you should be more popular wtf theres only 2k views
I think you added to much line weight in your work, the anatomy seems fine but it’s still not fujimoto, looks more like Gege tbh. Plus the ears look too much like some typical American comic book art style