Comic (manga?)

You draw really well! I love how detailed the backround is. Though can you tell me what the last picture says?

Little girl: "I wrote a letter. Can I send it? I know the address".
Mom (or older sister?): "Of course yes, Sa-chan! Let's go send it together? We'll also go shopping at same time".

Your drawings are nice!

Thank you ^^ I always try to draw only cute stuff like this ^^

This is really great! The last drawing is a bit hard to see, though.

That's because of my bad camera, Canon PowerShot A470 and bad lighting.

That's another comic I started drawing at the January 2013.

Almost completed a page:

Sorry for bumping, but here is what I completed:

you have so much dedication for your comic/manga, especially on the backgrounds. the detail is also very good and each panel looks busy c:

good luck on further pages

Thank you ^^ Actually yes, I'm dedicated in this whole kawaii style since I was learning drawing anime since 13-14 years old. One thing that made me into this cutesy is anime fans usually watching stuff with blood, gore, intense aggression (if not violence), etc (like GANTZ, Elfen Lied, Hellsing...). Once I had a creativity crysis (I was 14 then), I said that I have a lack of inspiration and stories, and that I need something cute and kawaii and exactly japanese. One girl said: "Sorry, but japanese animation is not like what you expect, and it will never be so!". This led me to the stereotype that everything made in Japan is inherently blood, gore, intense etc, and only for older audience (even if it's stuff like hamtaro, precure, or hello kitty/licca-chan etc). I even saw a post on one forum that "in Japan, kids watch american animation" - but do people even know that media produced on a domestic industry is cheaper than one produced abroad (besides import, localisation and adaptation is also needed)?

These sad blues led me to kawaii stuff - and therefore, sweet lolita etc...
Here is another page (partially complete):

ohh I see! although I'd be surprised and thinking why Hamtaro would be aimed at an older audience- I used to love it since it was so cute :p
I think it's true that in every country the kids will watch media from another country. Probably for more variety in choice

your new page only just made me realise all the perspective you're using because of those lines gwahahhahah //slapped

Sorry for "gravedigging" (that's how writing in old threads was being called on one forum) - but I completed the next page a bit.

Also, recently started another comic. Completed one page and started another:

Sorry for gravedigging again, but recently I completed another frame.

Bump >Д<

A strip of my obsolete comic idea:


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Completed a bit:

UPDATE!!!!
Complete 2 pages:

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Last page completed:

I really like it so far! You don't just put detail in the characters, but in the backgrounds as well. I also like the frame choices you are using. I know that is a weird thing to say, but I have seen some real comic books repeat the same frames over and over. I don't see that much in manga, but I have noticed it in comics. Another thing I like is how you actually draw your characters in different poses other than just standing. When I see people who refuse to draw their characters from different views, it makes me think that they have not tried practicing it at all. You can't just have your character standing up with their hands by their side the whole time, (Depending on the scene) you need to mix it up a bit. It's okay if you don't know some poses, but you still can't have the same one the whole time. Overall I think your comic is really nice, and you are using many professional techniques it it to make it even better.

When it comes to manga and comic stuff I look too deep into it and I go into my extra serious mode...Also I hope that I did not offend you or anything about the pose stuff. I just suck at wording things.

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