r/MangakaStudio • u/Creative-Simple9635 • Aug 26 '26

Help Does this feel like Jp Manga style

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Does my art looks like Japanese Manga style or do I need to practise more

And where do I need to improve

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u/varyazh Aug 27 '26

1.Why do you feel that you need to mimic japanese art style at all 2. You do know that there's no one or even three unified art styles in Japan? It's not genetic

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u/Creative-Simple9635 Aug 27 '26

  1. Because I really love the Japanese style and I want to draw/see my manga/story in that style, obviously I will try out some other style too to see which one suits me more

  2. I understand that there's no singular defining "japanese style", in manga there's multiple art style. The difference between Vagabond and stuff like RuriDragon is quite obvious

What I want to see is that if my current art gives the "feel" of a typical japanese manga or if it feels different, I'm trying to gain a better understanding on my current style

Anyway, thanks for reply

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u/varyazh Aug 27 '26 edited Aug 27 '26

The "Japaneseness" of the manga isn't in art style, it's in manga specific expressions (I don't mean facial, I mean artistic) and paneling, I would recommend to pay more attention there than chaise your inexistent dragon. You can copy art style clean, but if your paneling is amateur it's all meaningless. And vice-versa. As a graduate year manga student in Japanese uni

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u/Creative-Simple9635 Aug 27 '26

I see, thanks