I don't see the similarities. Oda draws women hip really thin (almost no existent) while Hiro doesn't.
And just like I said before, similar drawing style is not a problem.
That's right, even if we want to take drawing style into consideration, mashima's style is still different, his drawing are more realistic and they follow anatomy rules more compared to oda's, but that very small resemblance that remains, like i said before, is only because of their influence from dragon ball....
Sure they are ...
SPOILER! :
That's Fairy Tail, not Rave. And it's not about art-style, looking from the picture you attach here. Still, it's ridiculous to claim Mishima ripping-off (everything, you claim so) from One Piece just because they share a bit of similarities.
If only that you already called them a rip-off, then everything in this world is rip-off from something else too...
Can't see pictures and...
Sorachi Hideaki....
Whats he saying and going on:
Text: Sorachi's Self Rambling
" Using a fountain pens is a pain.
Drawing background is a pain, too.
Drawing a manga is really a pain, seriously.
And really, living itself is a pain.
I want to become a cheesburger.."
These are true words of a artist man.
Last edited by Byakuran; 06-06-2011 at 01:07 AM.
As for mashima, i'm going to keep him there because he's the only artist who was ever capable of drawing 65 pages (with three colours) in a week while playing Red Dead Redemption with a dictionary...
The truest artist in existence added...
List:
- Tezuka Osamu (Astro Boy, Black Jack, Phoenix, Red Buddha, etc.)
- Tsutomu Nihei (Blame!, Biomega)
- Naoki Urasawa (Monster, 20th Century Boys)
- Hirohiko Araki (JoJo's Bizarre adventure)
- Eiichiro Oda (One Piece)
- Miura Kentaro (Berserk)
- Masamune Shirow (Ghost in the Shell, Apple Seed)
- Yabuki Kentaro (Black Cat, To Love-Ru)
- Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball)
- Otomo Katsuhiro (Akira)
- Hara Tetsuo (Fist of the North Star)
- Fujiko Fujio (Doraemon)
- Hiro Mashima (Rave Master, Fairy Tail)
- Inoue Takehiko (Slam Dunk, Vagabond)
- Obata Takeshi (Hikaru no Go, Death Note, Bakuman)
- Sorachi Hideaki (Gintama)
Not sure:
- Oh! Great
- Yukimura Makoto
- Norihiro Yagi
- Akamatsu Ken
- Imai Kami
- Yabuki Kentaro
- Watsuki Nobuhiro (rorouni kenshin was a masterpiece, but he didn't do great in his next works which decreases his value as an artist IMO)
- Masashi Kishimoto
- Tite Kubo
- Kazuki Takahashi
Oh! Great, for Tenjou Tenge
and Hyung Min-woo, for Priest (although Priest is a manhwa, not manga...but whatever)
I think I'll have to say Go Nagai. He made about 40 or so mangas, the best being Devilman, which has an amazing plot twist. There were about 30 mangas that were created based off of Go Nagai and his work. I think it's unbelievable that he created this much. I wish to one day be able to create as much mangas as Go Nagai. He was truly amazing.
I'm here. Your life just got 0.000000000001% better.
I think CLAMP is one of the greatest. I just love how beautiful and elegant, not to mention crisp and clean, their artwork is! Especially their color illustrations! I admire their artwork so much, as well as amazing storytelling talent (even though they don't always have the happiest of the endings >.>) I have to admit, I'll find myself staring at one illustration or one panel for long periods of time just to analyze how beautifully drawn it was!
Ugh yeah, how could we forget about CLAMP? Starts off as doujin circle and pave their way as professional manga team. Their manga always set a new trend in manga industry and all of them sells like a hot cake. Definitely must be on the list ^_^
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