Which manga's art do you like the most? For me, this mangaka hits all the right spots. He somehow makes all the girls look really soft, and his work is lewder and more fappable than a lot of doujins.
Which manga's art do you like the most? For me, this mangaka hits all the right spots...
Nathan Ortiz
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Elijah Stewart
Why he doesn't wear trousers?
Justin Perry
B-Berserk
William Anderson
so he can whip his dick out any time
Jack Cook
I've got a ton I like for different reasons. Here's a short list
Miura - one of the best if not hte best fantasy art manga artist
Horikoshi - love his designs and how he knows how to simplify things while still keep everything readable
Oda - for designs and imagination
Ito - obvious reasons
Urasawa - I love how many types of faces he can fit in a manga style
Demizu Posuka - because how lose but expressive she is
That dude that draw Pun-Pun - I like the surreal charm of his drawings and how everything is cute but got enough ugliness in it to keep it interesting
Owen Gray
I'm waiting for Miura to die already so I can laugh at you fags even harder.
Julian Jenkins
I fucking love Atsushi Nakayama's art. Just something about the style.
Brayden Sanchez
It looks like shit though.
Carter Ross
translations never
Christian Cruz
I'm a big pleb when it comes to manga, but I really like Inio Asano and Daisuke Igarashi when it comes to art. To name a specific manga, probably Kaijuu no Kodomo.
Charles Bell
You have awful taste.
Ian Reed
Dowman Sayman
Kayden Ramirez
TG:Re
Jason Peterson
Dungeon meshi, out of the monthly high quality popular mangas its the most balanced. It doesn't have any particular weak aspect to it while the character faces, which matter the most, are done amazingly well.
Kayden Miller
Punpun
Cameron Ramirez
>it’s good because it looks like shit, it SUPPOSED TO LOOK LIKE THAT
Henry Myers
What the fuck are you on about?
Kayden Hall
It's just one of those russian troll accounts, you should ignore them.
Jordan Long
You don't understand expressive art, user.
Brayden Robinson
i've a weak spot for traditional fantasy things.
Carson Lewis
>non-generic style
>looks like shit
Pick one
Gabriel Edwards
Josiah Robinson
Yeah, I don't like this at all
Lucas Baker
Good taste, also pretty sure his art peaked during cochlea/rushima where it had the perfect balance of sketchy & detailed art.
Bentley Foster
Picked up the Bakemonogatari manga recently, it's really nice. The artist's more realistic style makes all the weird artsy shit that much more surreal.
Ayden Diaz
Berserk, Blade of the Immortal, and similar.
I have a soft spot for Konchiki's /h/ style though.
Grayson Lewis
Based
Also jiro Matsumoto
Kayden Hill
Boichi tops my list every day of the week, everything he does just looks fucking fantastic, humans(as long as they're not women), buildings, robots, mechanical stuff in general, clothes etc.
Horikoshi has some great designs, he's great att making people and objects look strong and bulky with his more square style, great at conveying strenght and speed. Lots of detail and amazing perspective work
Toriyama, ironically for everything except Dragon Ball. Chrono Trigger and Dragon Quest really allows him to shine with the detailed linework, also his vehicles in general
Itagaki Keisuke, despite his "iconic" style of anatomy he has a great sense of conveing motion and leading the reader into an impact, has a very smooth style in contrast to Hori and has a keen eye for detail
Those are just from the top of my head
Samuel Howard
yabuki's to love ru
Michael Mitchell
Something about how kamome draws hands really stands out out. Artists either usually suck at them, or draw them so dainty and perfect that they seem inhuman. These really ground the characters in reality.
Robert Butler
Togashi is the great artist to ever exist in the industry, he, who knows his handiwork like no other. His panel composotion is unmatched, his distinctive use of different line weights and his unique artstyle is just incredible. The man only uses ink and a pencil for his drawings without having to rely on garbage looking digital programs. Togashi is very subtle when it comes to art and it requires a trained eye to see the brilliancy in his style.
Brandon Morris
Tsutomu Takahashi's art is great. I love the combination of loose, sketchy line work, unique character designs and heavy inking and brush strokes. He does a great job at portraying light and mood through his art alone.
Connor Long
One of the best looking ongoing mangas right now. My only gripe is that poses outside of battles tend to look super stiff.
Luke Brooks
The art is Vagabond is pretty fucking glorious.
Justin Cruz
Christopher Phillips
Great taste.
Matthew Ortiz
lol gay
Jeremiah Jackson
Incoming opinions that no one has asked for.
GOAT tier:
Masanori Morita (my personal favourite)
Keichii Koike
Katsuhiro Otomo
Goseki Kojima
Excellent tier:
Takahashi Tsutomu
Ryoichi Ikegami
Taiyou Matsumoto
Kentaro Miura
Tetsuo Hara
Jiro Taniguchi
Yamaguchi Takayuki
Good tier.
Hiroaki Samura
Inoue Takehiko
Masasumi Kakizaki
Hirohiko Araki
Kazuhiko Shimamoto
Bakuon Rettou was amazing, his influence on Nihei and subseqently Hayashida Q is really obvious.
Hudson Morales
Usogui's art style just fits my taste just right, great expressions and good choreography helps too.
Josiah Ross
>Kakizaki this low
>Togashi not even included
Yeah, shit list.
Mason Cox
I like Yoshikadu, the one from Dont melt away Mizore-san!, Dorohedoro or Douman Seiman. Pretty much unique art.
Matthew Clark
Togashi is a mediocre artist and is shilled here by people with genuine brain damage or trolls. He isn't bad but is nowhere near the contender for best artist in any capacity.
Carter Kelly
Something about the style just does it for me.
Kayden Taylor
I like that the art reflects the royal and norse fantasy the story has.
Easton Mitchell
I really like both of these, pic related as well.
Gavin Jenkins
it was on my mind for some time now and i decided to check it out because of this thread, opening random chapter (55) and im hit in the face with uncensored nips and c****
is this a massive fucking doujin?
i like it
Mason Collins
I love his magic and backgrounds in general but hate how he draws characters
Kinda reverse Horikoshi
Hudson Jenkins
Mediocre by your shitty standards? I'm not even surprised judging by your failed list.
Luke Morgan
Goseki Kojima is lame, and Kakizaki is objectively one of the best, he makes Miura look like a lil bitch
Anthony Roberts
Itoh Sei has to be one of the most underrated artists/mangaka
All his stuff is fucking amazing
Kayden Sanders
His pages are so fucking stylish
Nathan Perry
let this guy make dark fantasy, and he would be the most complete artist in history of manga.
> inb4 muh girls face
Bentley Hernandez
I will never understand people who make such lists. I mean, what's even the point in comparing artists with a weekly schedule to someone like Miura or Inoue who has months to deliver a chapter. It's bullshit.
Christian Perez
I shouldn't have said Inoue as he drew SM on a weekly basis, but I could've picked anyone else there.
Leo Sanchez
Same but too bad everything he does gets the axe
Isaac Russell
I thought that other guy was being mean before you posted this. It does, indeed, look like absolute shit.
Michael Foster
SD*
Kayden Scott
Dungeon meshi looks great while avoiding looking generic or boring, and having just a little western table top influence. I hope when it's inevitable anime spawns they don't fuck it up.
Levi Edwards
Gunnm
Lincoln Baker
and from me ill go with Owari no Seraph just because the characters are done very well, the background and surroundings arent that special but the characters are just too good
Austin Miller
Love him aswell, he uploads regularly his stuff on YT
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An artist with a close artstyle is Satoshi Mizukami, you could check out his work too! It's a bit stiffer but has just as much SOUL.
Same. A thing I really loved from her is that image in which she mixes up the races of the main cast. It's neat and so easy on the eye.
Shit man, didn't know about him. Gonna check his stuff out.
Personally I love Takehiko Inoue for how fucking raw and accomplished everything he does look, and really appreciate how cute the Bokuben guy makes his girls look, they're just fucking adorable.
Also how come none mentionned Murata? The man is a fucking god.
Parker Ward
How many manga artists were influenced by Mignola?
John Collins
For me, it is 冨樫 義博.
Isaac Howard
>and really appreciate how cute the Bokuben guy makes his girls look, they're just fucking adorable
Not even close to how cute the MC is becoming
Jacob Myers
Tsukushi's art is amazing.
Colton Gonzalez
What is it with trashy shounen and solid black? Is it to get away with drawing no detail? Do the magazines mandate it for printing reasons?
James Wilson
Five Star Stories
Isaiah Carter
What do you mean?
Ryder Murphy
It doesn't though.
Connor Hill
Sometimes.
Your picture looks like it lacks coloring/is incomplete.
Kayden Davis
Something more commonly posted
you could've picked a better cover, imo that one was his wasn't his best
Blake Johnson
No one fucks with Mignola, man. There's a reason why he's considered one of the best ever
Ryan Evans
Tonari no Kashiwagi san. DO NOT READ IT.
Joseph Bell
Came here to post this.
I fucking love Yabuki's layouts. Every little detail flows so naturally. I love the way he uses the architecture of the city and the people and objects in the background. The anatomy and points of view are just so damn playful. Sometimes the lewds almost feel incidental.
That's kind of like saying Christ almost feels incidental to The Last Supper, but I think there's some truth in that.
Lincoln Flores
unironically yabuki kentaro's art
Angel Allen
imagine what a world without shitposting would look like.
Wyatt Gray
it's hard ecchi
Landon Perez
Calling Togashi "mediocre" is an insult to actual meiocre artists. He's "meh" at best.
Connor Gonzalez
I like Q Hayashida's art a lot.
Asher Wood
he can draw the dragon maid characters better than the dragon maid mangaka
Jonathan Gray
Keyman was a great ride.
Julian Reyes
Everyone read Monster Collection
Mason Smith
I never really follow who was who's assistant and stuff that closely but Takahashi --> Nihei --> Hayashida is a pretty good tree. Does Hayashida have any notable assistants and who did Takahashi apprentice under?
Hudson Nelson
Hayashida was never Nihei's assistant.
Jaxon Ortiz
Nagabe's art is fucking amazing.It has a really cool eerie fairy tale feel that reminds me a little of european comics.
Alexander Richardson
True art, Japan and Japan fanboys BTFO. Chad Tintin is in town.
Juan Turner
i also love Tintin as well, he is such an over powered anime character
Noah King
Fuck Kubo for spreading the no background excuse, artists were actually sorry about their lack of skills to not fill it up but now they just say it's on purpose for minimalism.
Gavin Rodriguez
yeah kubo did sort of start a bad habbit their before he started doing it i would see lots of manga with backgorunds for every panel even the goofy chibi exaggerated expressions panels that mangaka do sometimes. i hope this trend dies out of having characters float in the white void because the anime will fix it later.
Luis Foster
Really digging this guy's art lately. I'm surprised how the harem is shit stigma got me to avoid the manga entirely before the anime aired and it turned out better than expected.
Charles Richardson
I like Tomi Akihito style which we get more Stravaganza updates
Nathaniel Thomas
Unironically one of the greatest postmodern artists.
Thomas Cox
It was licensed in English so sooner or later
Blake Gonzalez
yozakura quartet
John Brown
kinda looks like scott pilgrim
Jaxson Howard
always wanted to read that, but seems uncomplete. Might give it a try If I like the movie.
Juan Johnson
Don't know their names without checking, but whoever's behind:
>Witch Hat Atelier
>Seikai no Monshou
>Drifting Dragons
Nihei maybe, he's kinda lazy with shading now-days but in general I like his style. Maybe the Eldlive mangaka too. Definitely Haruko Ichikawa, and Miyazaki too.
If non-japs count, then Madeline Rosca from Hollow Fields is damn nice looking also.
Ryder Murphy
excellent art. would place it in a top 20.
Joshua Sanchez
pic related, it's sekai no monshou's excellent smug
Luke Peterson
>98 post
>ctrl+f
>no Kaoru Mori
I am disappointed Yea Forums, disappointed
David Roberts
Ryan Morris
Tyler Perry
Christian Brown
I was going to say that. She got me at the first page.
Jaxson Phillips
Gabriel Lee
>You will never have this.
Aaron Adams
Not familiar with anything else Yako Gureishi has done, but Somali is absolutely stunning with its details (I'm a sucker for details)
Along those lines, I love shit by Miura and Itou, of course.
Landon Rodriguez
>tfw no steppe waifu who would play swing with you
Joshua Evans
It looks like shit.
Justin Murphy
>textile porn
Thanks for this. Looks incredible.
Carson Clark
or this
Gabriel Lewis
>tfw no steppe waifu who would rides would you, singing all the way.
Ian Reyes
The guy had to marry her. I knew women are evil creatures preying on unsuspecting men.
Cameron Reed
I know right.
Connor Scott
Bacha bazi arc when?
Dominic Flores
I just really love Sho's style. It can look a bit rough in the early chapters, but once he gets into the swing of things, it really shows the amount of time and effort he puts into each page. A lot of his stuff just has this Tim Burton-esque feel to it, and he excels at drawing characters emoting.
Evan Rivera
>Yozakura quartet
It kills me having to wait so long between releases.
Andrew Reed
yabuki is lowkey a god of paneling and angles. It helps make things "super interesting" . Nobody comes close with ecchi, even Yoshi. Yoshi is perhaps better at anatomical accuracy like greek sculpture, but his ecchi stuff is much less "super interesting"