What i love about Naoki-san that he never change the style of the original artist way too much and try his best to follow the essence of the original art he fixes. Respect for him for showing that being a professional artist is not just drawing good, but showing respect to those who still learning.
@Rumeaa6 ай бұрын
I absolutely adore when they show fixes/corrections and keep it within reason for the artist they're doing ;-;
This is so helpful! He doesn't change the style much, but alters proportions and perspective instead. It really shows how much goes into art besides just the style of the art itself. I need someone with an outside perspective like this to help me with my art lol.
@オラ-v8d6 ай бұрын
元絵にここまで可能性があるとは…
@KOKORO-pc3jp6 ай бұрын
とてつもない技術に見惚れてしまいました 絵の上手さというより補完能力の圧倒的な才能を感じます
@ななし-h8pКүн бұрын
え、なんか、超かわいい…!!!?!!!!すっげぇー!!!
@cloudiandblue6 ай бұрын
i don’t speak japanese so i have to use captions but i still learn so much!
thank you for sharing your incredible guidance!! 🎉🎉
@dayaftertmrw6 ай бұрын
やべー………なおきすご
@トイレどこだよ6 ай бұрын
これすごいなぁ。すごい参考になる
@ВарвараДомрина-ю7б6 ай бұрын
The initial picture reminded me of cgs from visual novels with its horisontal structure and the context that could be explained through text, so I was curious what will be done to make it better as a separate illustration, and the result is fantastic! Thank you for the tips!
@nacht-sama35146 ай бұрын
Gosto como ele não só ensina só como melhorar as técnicas e fundamentos usados no desenho, mas, sobre como contar uma história!
I felt so smart when I imagined the situation. "She poses with the food to promote the restaurant, both the dish and the staff being showed" I would never have thought of the scenario that Naoki-san portrayed XD What a great imagination
@れきしАй бұрын
すごいぃ
@nataliev.5306 ай бұрын
great fix. It turned out to be a completely new picture.
She really does look leagues cuter and better drawn simply by reframing the photo better and fixing her anatomy. The only issue I have with his correction (beside the silly sweaty thumb which I think alters the tone) is the slight tongue peek. It almost works due to foreshortening (the original was going off to the left a bit too much) but should be just a bit more. I've never seen anyone stick out their tongue so little when trying to be silly like that, so it looks weird. I also probably would fade the bottom of the window frame as I can't help but stare at the mismatch of the floor and implied wall distance. It is great how Naoki can show how close apparently amateur works are to being professional looking.