Professional Manga Inking｜"Michiru" by Hiroshi Fukuda

[@whinyb4374]

My man is out her using toilet paper to dry his drawings so he can ink faster. What a major Big Brain/Intellect moment.

[@DamageMaximo]

ok

[@indrakurniadi2012]

Mind blowing next level play manga

[@kakapac6982]

200 IQ plays

[@788two]

I thought this was normal

[@cookiedinoz130]

There*

[@Zaete0chan]

"Moreover, don't you find the rough looks better? If you do the rough too properly, that becomes the image." This guy just solved my continual problem from the last 10 years in two sentences. DAMN!

[@lahyte_5925]

SAME THOUGH

[@ShaunnChenn]

Time stamp?

[@Zaete0chan]

Shaun 3:40

[@JoiskiMe]

I was literally dumbfounded when I heard that. Never thought of that honestly

[@blitzie66]

am i stupid this isn’t clicking in my brain

[@kusumapau8883]

did you realize this is only one of the few available manual manga lineart tutorial on KZbin? In english i mean ofc. Like seriously i've been dying to find one cuz all i've seen so far either ends up completely looks like western comic artstyle or just straight up using digital brush which i can't tell how to replicate

[@DoKiDoKiDrawing]

Actually we didn’t know that thanks for letting us know :)

[@syahaz7088]

Gosh yes I feel you. Lineart is one of my big weakness. I'm trying to find any tutorial I could refer but it's really hard. Glad this video exist. Thank you.

[@rocas7342]

That explain why I don’t feel the same energy when I look at a manga tutorial video in English compared to an actual manga made by Japanese artists.

[@せらいちごおうじょくn]

@@rocas7342me neither, I like to learn from the best

[@yuichan1467]

@@DoKiDoKiDrawing where can I find this manga ?

[@buriedghostlady]

I like his personality and how he explained things about the linework and such- i'm looking forward to future videos feturing him

[@jojato3924]

Child weebs... 🤦

[@buriedghostlady]

@@jojato3924 what

[@yasurikressh8325]

I liked listening to him explaining how he discovered that he wanted to be a mangaka

[@Sakata09Gintoki]

I love his manga style, literally its his personality in a paper

[@DarkEggplant]

There are so many approaches and philosophies to line art that it’s easy to get lost. Speed, light, energy, heaviness... Having said that, this is a fascinating video. Fukuda-san has a ton of valuable insight and a very interesting origin story.

[@theprocrastinator6813]

Man line art can be done thousands of ways its mind boggling

[@Mienarrr]

omg seriously this guy excudes happy energy i felt so happy watching this :D

[@pyromania2280]

Ikr

[@lilysofea7153]

Me tooooo

[@sleepycat6683]

the G-pen sound when scratching the paper feels unnerving yet satisfying at the same time

[@mudamudadane6619]

They're not G-pens, they're Maru pens. Just correcting :)

[@whinyb4374]

Wow, he does the sketch then inks it and fixes as he goes. That’s exactly how I do it.

[@space3484]

I don’t sketch at all I kinda just drawing it and I can’t fix my mistakes so I kinda just make it out

[@chocobochick5390]

@@space3484 I don't think I can just draw without sketching. Seems impossible for me.

[@HiImDaisy]

Space you should probably sketch

[@alianar.d.8724]

@@HiImDaisy I don't think they "should" if they're already comfortable enough to just draw without sketching

[@HiImDaisy]

Random Person I mean if you have years of experience and understand how form works etc. then it’s cool. (Although I personally would still recommend sketching.) it’s like, the storyboard of a drawing. (Checking composition etc.)

[@xHopelessful]

I could relate to that. My sketches looks much more better than inked ones...

[@925agaterizky6]

So. I'm your opposite. My lining just bad, my sketch way better

[@davepatois297]

I relate to that too, i feel the inked drawings lack the dynamism from the sketch and i often end up disapointed, so the answer was working with speed and making rough sketches all along...

[@padorupadoru2529]

agate rizky what? How is that the opposite

[@darkx6869]

agate rizky that’s basically what they said so how is it the opposite🤦🏽‍♀️

[@jacen884]

It’s because the line is usually by itself and it makes the art look flat it’s hard to explain but if you understand then you understand

[@AethernaLuxen]

Me waiting 1 hour before I return inking vs this guy and some roll of toilet paper

[@DoKiDoKiDrawing]

these secret manga industry tips are blowing us all away

[@Pendragon44321]

I love Fukuda-San, I love all the other mangakas you've had on here but Fukuda is probably the most open and friendly one so far

[@shokuneo]

"sou desu ne" is all i heard in this vid and im not mad about it. I really like Fukuda"s personality and the way he does his lineart and skecth. Will read his manga soon too !!

[@ulkimion]

This drawing is so CUTE, i'm crying

[@theprocrastinator6813]

Man alot of these artists have such a crisp distinct style, it really makes me want to push myself more

[@plsrember]

Pussy

[@hypernova8358]

@@plsrember whatever

[@NekoSamaIru]

I remember drawing with a pen in my art class. My teacher told me to start from the top and end at the bottom. However I drew a little bit of the head, then the hands, then some clothes, then some back ground, then returned to the head, and so on. Basically, it ended with me smearing a bit of the ink because it was still wet. haha. I had to hide it with some random crosshatching so that no one would notice. Really though, I love drawing with a pen. The sound it makes while it scratches the paper is too soothing!

[@Aman-nq3yi]

Omg!!!! Fukuda-san's my favourite mangaka!!! Can't believe he's doing a video!!!thnx a lot Doki doki!!!

[@autreUS4]

2:40 the way he swiftly moves his hand to ink is just 😩

[@10WTF011]

I learned a very important lesson in this video: When trying to replicate a manga-like style, “draw with energy” and add filled in black areas to give your work some life. I think I’m going to watch more of these to get a better understanding on how these pro manga artists work.

[@daxtrigger135]

The way the maru pen is "scratching" the paper is so satisfying!!

[@olianims]

this man be predicting the future toilet paper crisis

[@NAM-en8cy]

Props goes to this channel for having English subs and Manga content

[@joanmillan4551]

This channel is so amazing

[@Half_of_The_World]

Nice to hear from a mangaka that isn't so serious all the time, seems like a genuinely fun person to hang out with

[@maxdosukoi5593]

素敵な方がゲストにいらっしゃって、このチャンネルの今後がますます楽しみになりますね！

[@klyelishiaw9236]

I had never heard of this manga before today. But the way it started has me completely invested in it now. Thanks for sharing the awesomeness!

[@kbkksh91]

I love these interviews. There's so many person specific techniques and so much passion for their craft. That's exactly why I love art so much.

[@Moon_dust346]

I don't know why I find this one of the most satisfying videos on KZbin, it's one of my favorites

[@jas_bataille]

I think people confuse speed with fluidity. He's drawing every line fast, but he's never in a rush. He's just extremely fluid.

[@ivensgabriel7213]

I am Brazilian and I love this channel, even understanding little what they say, I love your work so much! I've learned a lot from the mangaka tips and put some into practice! thanks for teaching me this bunch of stuff!

[@felipyandrie6539]

Os vídeos desse canal começaram a aparecer no meu feed, e eu recentemente descobrir q amo ver esses profissionais desenhando e o bom tbm é q tem legenda em português!

[@FlippytheMasterofPie]

I like him! He’s very down to earth. He’s working not only as a pro but for one of the top 3 manga magazines that exist, right alongside giants like Rumiko Takahashi, Mitsuru Adachi, and Gosho Aoyama, but still has a very laid back vibe. Good for him.

[@sanashandholder]

3:48 that was actually so profound lmao i gotta take this advice... i focus too much on my rough work

[@tarshamicolavonfurstenrech1393]

The person who did KZbin's English captions: I'm somewhat of a professional

[@Lydomina]

Excited to have more artists on DDD. I was hoping he would talk more about how he decides where he wants his line weights, but it was a fun watch none the less.

[@bloodlin7250]

Bro gofun go no sekai is the BEST manga I have ever read this week like it made me feel so much emotions. I cried so hard when the characters died.

[@catnamedfeneuch7860]

Agreed

[@hiramesensei3112]

i had to watch twice once to read the subs and once to just focus on watching his pen work lmao

[@HeliumCry]

Excited to see Fukuda-sensei in more videos! I like alot his personality!! Sounds like the type of guy that you would like to have a coffee with and talk for hours about manga and drawing!

[@Rosazhere]

5:54 I wonder if the author of attack on titan feels like this. Probably not.

[@esthers5876]

I really like his drawing style. Thank you for introducing us to Fukuda-san!

[@user-rn5xy6gm9z]

Can we just appreciate the _refined_ music used for these videos?

[@alice.L.]

Why does the result looks so good, clean and like a digital effect too???

[@cecilee.]

I love Fukuda-san's mangaka origin story. It's so inspirational!! Feels like it's never too late to pursue anything as long as you put your heart, mind, and soul into it! That said, I really wanna read "After the 5 Minutes" after watching this~ TwT

[@S_Hyde]

The talk about inking fast and having very rough drafts reminds me of Akiko Higashimura on Naoki Urasawa's Manben, If you've got the chance I'd highly recommend you watch it. Also Asano Inio's, Kengo Hanazawa's and Junji Ito's episodes, those are my favorites.

[@ichi_san]

i like the style a lot. the way how pros draw lines is like HOLY MOLY

[@KamuiJJang]

i'm gangsta until i saw him freestyle the hand

[@criadoresdepersonagens8160]

I want to be a great mangaka. And this video helps me a lot. Thank you! Now I need to practice and oneday publish in one place I hope

[@joshuajimenez6585]

This man’s level of dip pens technique is insane as he inks really fast lol

[@Jackie_Staar]

My gosh he is so cool! I love how energetic he is and his art is amazing! I'll definitely keep an eye out for more videos

[@MartyYokawonis]

I loved this inking video do much! Thank you so very much! Its great to see real mangakas sharing their methods

[@SirAdiv]

Holding my pen like him was a game changer for me thank you❤

[@crtboxes]

This doods energy got me smiling through the entire video

[@chiakisuperfan5919]

hes such a fun mangaka and I absolutely loved mushibugyo

[@hibikim.8087]

So insightful! I love how he is able to explain some of the reasonings behind his art style, because I always struggle finding the vocabulary to explain why I will draw a certain way. Can't wait to see more videos with Mr. Hiroshi!

[@ChaunceyGardener]

And I was using the microwave oven to dry my ink all this time. This is way faster!

[@ryanben2565]

i love doki doki drawing cause they bring people that believe in their drawing and i lobe this channel so much i dont even know how to explain it

[@Nyagro]

This dude gives off some really nice vibes! Looking forward to future episodes. Awesome video!

[@aluna_planet]

This was very entertaining to watch, and at the same you learn something! Thank you for this, especially with the english subtitles.

[@mikasaarckerman8285]

He is the manga artist i saw that have a natural personality.

[@CruxRiajuu]

You guys are a huge inspiration I appreciate all your vids. I am learning how to do 3D right now but I have been watching all your vids in my spare time to keep up mentally as a 2D artist as well.

[@theprocrastinator6813]

Its the artist form the buddha invasion manga!!!!!! This is awesome.

[@LynsArt]

Was taking notes while he was inking❤ Love the channel and the useful information!!

[@manarfayad8658]

Omg he is soo friendly i watched this video and i was very happy during it He is soo talented man and i love his work Thank u soo much for the Arabic cc

[@nl4537]

That toilet paper trick tho! I gave it a try, and have been using it ever since when I’m inking traditionally. It really works! It’s so nice to be able to ink without smudging. :)

[@Badgerbuddy13]

Very inspiring, I'm grateful to watch the man work and hear his story.

[@frontline1277]

His comment about complete rough sketches stab me right on my wound 😂😂😂

[@mr_metaslime]

most helpful channel for newcomer manga artists!

[@geminiflameking7384]

hopefully one day my manga can be something great, i'm actually making my own manga on my channel, u wanna check it out?

[@cookieking1862]

i like how he's not afraid to make tangent lines appear in the drawings and is just so chill abt talking while drawing. if I was him, I would've already made a mistake XD

[@XxILikePie03]

Extremely insightful and fun to watch. The conversation was really awesome to listen to, and I'm excited to see more content + read your works!

[@dafakisdis5340]

I've got a friend who can draw without a rough sketch but still lit af he can even draw his own design of character on the spot. Damn natural talent.

[@dafakisdis5340]

@@candyace well yeah I do know how to draw too. I just want to share that there's people who can do it without much effort.

[@e1622zelda]

This video taught me more than every vid I've ever seen wow!!!!!

[@sofiagracenadela6458]

After 5 minutes is soooooooow awesome its plot is original and love the character development 😍

[@quill8030]

So much inspiration! I am planning to be a mangaka, but manga or comics are not really popular here in my country. So I decided when I got a job and got enough money to go to japan, might as well first become an assistant to manga artist.

[@flikkie72]

What a great mangaka! So skillful and humble!

[@EXHellfire]

dude this guy is such a great guest

[@yuichan1467]

“ sometimes you have a character that you have to finally say goodbye to “ I said goodbye too much in my story 😭💔💔

[@CoolguyinAngola]

Dude,just loved the inking process...I´m also working in a manga/Comic and i learned a lot with this video.

[@ShatteredGlass916]

By far my favorite manga artist. Sure, story wise, his manga is generic and pretty much similar to any shonen manga out there. But damn, i love the characters design.

[@Maxime7101]

4:15 This is why I couldnt buy toilet paper during the lock down, mangakas were just working too much! 😂

[@Mintyeon470]

Wow this is great! I would love to have tools like that!

[@jmalmsten]

I want to see more videos with this guy

[@yanip.5819]

I LOVE THIS MANGA!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@_seabound_]

this dokidoki drawing guy is so cute! kawaii-desu!

[@sudosu]

I wish see more series like this.

[@allisonlaney3797]

Wow. I miss drawing anime. This video is helping me a little to get back into it!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@epistarter1136]

His manga are great btw! Would recommend to anyone that loves action also

[@wenmin12152]

That Tissue😲! Thanks for the tip 🌟✨💯

[@alias3660]

18 pages weekly he said?? I think the standard for western comics is ~20 pages a month for most comicbook artists. That's crazy.

[@somanyishu]

Im a fan of Fukuda-sensei now.

[@marvelrivclips]

Ah, que coisa mais fofa esse vídeo

[@42VictorPessoa]

Amazing artist, amazing video, ty

[@vievievievievie]

Fukuda literally looks like my dad I havent seen for more than 16 years

[@tianjing244]

God.. I had that pen for 1 year..but never thought of using it... I'll go and use it now

[@colpapo5905]

Loved this guy🤭💚

[@pupilmusic3197]

your channel is really helpful. I struggle with lineart because of my generally shaky hands, but this video helped alot.

[@tinafiandaca4611]

Design And passion

[@tinafiandaca4611]

Design And passion like

[@tinafiandaca4611]

Design And passion like ok ciao italia

[@Mendrawza24]

I remember that toilet paper roll trick being mentioned in one of the How to Draw Manga books published by Graphic-sha.

[@juststuff5216]

I love the use of the toilet roll 😎

[@inaayaiqbal7904]

Manga sports sounds cool

[@0luffy]

i really enjoyed watching this video , iv'e learned a lot from , such as being quick while inking , what paper do mangakas use to draw , and of course the toilet paper trick , thank you so much