THIS is How We Draw Like Yusuke Murata (Breakdown & Analysis)

Yusuke Murata Drawing, breakdown artist analysis and How to draw tips on the one punch man manga artist (村田 雄介). Yusuke Murata also did fan art of series like Dragon ball Z.
KZbin how to draw tips community post on how to draw like Yusuke Murata art style: • Post
Another Insight on Murata and Art style that might be useful.
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His works in official media (aside OP and E21 manga's)
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Music: One punch man and Dragon ball z Super
About this Yusuke Murata drawing vid:
In this deep dive video, we unravel the brilliance of Yusuke Murata, the mastermind behind One Punch Man's phenomenal manga art. Murata's work isn't just legendary line art; it's a symphony of vivid, impactful scenes that leap off the page, leaving you awestruck.
Have you ever wondered how he does it? Is it the way he crafts those captivating eyes, plays with angles, or infuses sheer energy into his art? We explore all of this and more in our quest to understand his unique style.
Murata has a signature touch - big eyes with small irises, clean lines, and an artful use of rounded angles. We delve into his brushwork, breaking down the tools he uses for different elements. Plus, discover his mastery of asymmetry for added dynamism.
Murata's art is an adventure in itself, with subtle techniques like line fading to create depth. If you're a traditional artist, we've got tips for you too.
But remember, Murata's style is a product of years of experience. Don't be disheartened if you can't replicate it exactly. What truly sets him apart is his ability to keep faces tight and clean, allowing other elements to pop off the page.
Manga artists, take note: Murata understands the art of directing focus. He guides our gaze with precision, making character expressions come to life. His compositions are nothing short of genius, emphasizing character strengths. So, while you might not replicate Murata's style entirely, you can certainly embrace his fundamentals and infuse them into your unique art. After all, your creativity deserves to shine in your signature style.
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[@GameArts1]

Yusuke Murata is among the talented artists showcased in our breakdown & analysis series on the channel. 👊 If you're eager to refine your own art style, I highly recommend exploring this playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PL3QxJ3Qn1S7b7wjWykYQ_Bk9J2UGeaXAB Immerse yourself in a diverse range of manga/anime art styles and soak up as much inspiration as you can! 🎨

[@macb3741]

yusuke murata drawing dragon ball z, street fighter, one piece , mega man art, etc etc makes him my favorite manga artist.

[@emdy7923]

I gotta say man, it's always f'n C R I M I N A L to me seeing how few people know about your channel, your work is so nice! Keep on the good stuff going!!

[@GameArts1]

Thanks emdy, it does hit on the motivation tbh and I will take 3 month break beginning next year.

[@esppiderman]

This was awesome man! It helped me a lot in understand and better visualize the art of Yusuke Murata! You did an incredible work in analizing this! Since you did an amazing job, I would love to see another breakdown maybe of the artist Yuto Sano, he's very skilled and I'm in love with the artstyle! It would be great to see another breakdown/analysis! Keep up the great work!

[@GameArts1]

Thanks Simon, great suggestion! I'll add him to the list of Mangaka's for the community poll (don't know when he will get his spotlight).

[@oddysay]

I haven't heard of him but now that you enlightened me his work is amazing

[@esppiderman]

@@oddysay I'm deeply in love with his style! I'm glad that you liked him 😊

[@sandilecitabatwa9508]

I'm so happy I came across this channel, it's a great find for me as an artist and this was a great video👌

[@GameArts1]

Thanks Sandile, yeah Yusuke Murata is excellent study material for artist to check out. Glad the channel is of service!

[@abuderuza]

man this is really quality work you deserve more visibility !! it helped me a lot

[@GameArts1]

Glad to hear that!

[@pbjohnny3598]

This video was very helpful, I'm going to continue to watch your channel. I've been going through a slight slump in my art, as I'm 17 currently and preparing to go take collage art classes. I haven't seen any visible improvements in my art, and that's really got to me because I don't know how to properly study the fundamentals. I guess in short, I've felt a bit lonely in my art journey, and this channel seems like a light at the end of the tunnel I need. Thank you so much.

[@GameArts1]

Glad to hear Johnny! Don't put too much pressure on yourself for not seeing improvement right away. Just like building muscle eventually you will, especially if you learned something tiny, can be a piece of knowledge or a technique, just by knowing your subconscious takes over. And ultimately drawing is just a skill, it doesn't limit your imagination only the expression of it. (In other words your inner creativity is NOT related to your current art skills!)

[@grantmiddlebrooks1704]

Has it gotten better for you yet

[@pbjohnny3598]

@@grantmiddlebrooks1704 it has! as of 2 months ago I've graduated high school, so I'm currently drawing for fun every day! When I go through a point where my eye gets better than my technical skill, i just go back to anatomy studies, then drawing for fun once my hand has gotten a bit better. My outlook on art has changed quite a bit, thats not to say that everyone goes through a slump, but I really do enjoy making art, and when I'm down I notice I improve the most when I'm having fun! a saying i really enjoy is "I may not be the best but I'm better than i was yesterday" the lesson is that you become better at something faster if you love it, and put in time to nurture that love. So, once again I want to say thank you @GameArts1 for your wonderful videos! they give me a really nice look into how some of my favorite artists make art!

[@louisfranssen8298]

Yusuke Murata is like the Mike Tyson of mangaka. He just drop mindblowing art.

[@AwakenxD]

MURATA IS THE GOAT!! iv tried to do research on how this man draws, but so few results pop up, besides his livestreams... Anyways Cool video

[@Fullmetaltracer]

You have skills my guy was not expecting that lol

[@GameArts1]

Haha thanks!

[@AwakenxD]

Also could you do some tips on how he does composition and panneling

[@armandovargas7504]

And also about the inking 🙏

[@GameArts1]

Hey Awaken, maybe I will do a short art tips vid on composition with Murata as an example this year before my beak. It's easier to show examples than explain in a comment. No promises though.

[@AwakenxD]

@@GameArts1 awesome

[@warrenbradford2597]

I be interested in seeing do fan art on franchises he didn't make for yet, such as the Darkstalkers for an example.

[@Stellarisium]

bro.. Dragon ball As OPM Style Would Go Crazy!!!

[@P3z_Bol1vian0]

Hii, how are you? I recently found your canal and i found SO GOOD really, there are a lot of people talking about manga artist, but i never see a KZbinr with videogame artist being the channel's focus i hope see more of you videos later!! I want to draw someday so im interesting in videos like this, i hope you are okay and have and good day/Night when you see this (Sorry but english is not mu first language)

[@GameArts1]

Thanks P3z, more video's to come soon!

[@ThrillerXero]

0:51 I did not expect Zero to be there

[@Rukiman_no16]

I think he's most important, yet, less discussed attribute is the tridimensionality of his drawings. Sure, he's more cartoonish than realistic, but all shapes have an implicit structure to them. This can be seen better on one of his favorite artists: Kim Jung Gi. Despite being famous for being able to draw without sketch, he always makes clear that he doesn't draw just the contourn, he thinks on the structure of everything he draws. Admitedly, Murata doesn't come close to the level of realism, memory or meticulousness of Kim Jung Gi, but Murata applies this same principales with his more cartoonish style.

[@kingslayerx1716]

How would you describe how he draw female bodies?

[@GameArts1]

Good question; If I had to choose one word, Feminine. I think he knows how to gets the best out of the expression and body language w/o being overly dramatic, making the character believable as a whole in the context he draws them. How would you describe it?

[@abbesnehme353]

Hey, Can you do a How to draw like Hajame isayamata ( I don't know if I wrote his name correctly but he is the artist of attack on titan.

[@GameArts1]

Thanks for the suggestion Abbes. I’ll put him on the list, however, just as a short note; atm I’m going to focus a bit more on game artist analysis (e.g. mgs artist yoji shinkawa is next). However popular manga artist like this yususke murata breakdown/analysis will be featured, in-between. Stay tuned.

[@abbesnehme353]

@@GameArts1 okay, Games art!👌 I'll stay tuned. See ya 😂

[@abbesnehme353]

@@GameArts1 and thanks for the video, it really helped! ♥

[@kingslayerx1716]

Lol he’s not the greatest artist