Status Updates From Blue Period (Blue Period., #1)

Wow, I feel the exact same way when I’m drawing too. Okay, this is so relatable to me.

Been feeling low so it’s time to reread the entirety of Blue Period again

Volume 5 complete! The exploration into average human emotions is actually insane in this manga, I loved the story with Yuka and the portrayal of her emotional turmoil contrasted with Yaguchi’s, the colour theory stuff was also pretty interesting, curious on how the second half of the exams going to go

Almost finished volume 4 and finished volume 3 but stopping before the exam chapters- wow this manga truly speaks to you, each lesson learnt is one that kind of resonates within me when reading, and I’m sure it does for others as well. It’s such a powerful read that truly transcends art in a way as it explores what it means to be human I guess. I’m excited but also nervous for this exam though

I read volumes 1 + 2 yesterday and honestly this manga is amazing- it actually made me so motivated to try and learn the fundamentals of art and the composition talk in volume 2 taught me stuff I’d never even considered before. Like I’m actively learning from reading this manga it’s crazy

Going to use this as the rating for the first 6 volumes (as I bought the box set)

rereading + catching up on my favourite manga ever, shoutout to all my gifted kids who Burnt Out and then pursued art despite not being prodigal or showing much talent for it as a child and feeling like they are constantly catching up and falling behind as a result, but refuse to give up because art is the only thing that's ever really lit a flame in you.

One go read, a lot about art and a bit on techniques. Easy read and quite interesting. Will pick up
Book two

I like the art advice, its pretty simple and on point for the level the main character is at. However, I have an irk about the way the character are posed and the perspectives they are drawn from

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