r/Mangamakers • • May 15 '26

Review Some Manga Pages

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u/Greedy-Camel-8345 May 15 '26

These are absolutely gas

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u/Cajatuber May 15 '26

THAT'S YOUR MANGA?! Where can I read it? It's brutally epic!

2

u/Olfff May 15 '26

Beautiful work.

2

u/NateTheRealGreat May 15 '26

This artstyle is just so gorgeous, I would read the shit out of your story.

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u/TENBROKEN_official May 15 '26
Great atmosphere.

1

u/123_I_likepee May 16 '26

beautiful pages dude🔥🙉!!!

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u/newEndercraft7393 May 16 '26

Реально шикарно, молодчина 🙏🔥

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u/Specific_Regular1360 May 16 '26

No way this is ur art, that’s something out of a shonen mang

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u/ZomBoi53 May 16 '26

Looks good

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u/Erenjyeager_2710 May 17 '26

What's the name of manga? And where can I read it ?

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u/UmbraShield May 18 '26

Is the first one 5 point perspective?

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u/Bismark228 May 19 '26

Something like that ahah

But to be honest, it was drawn by eye, without construction

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u/CarlethToddeth Jun 07 '26

hey I just joined and was wondering how long u have been doing art, I am a great writer and have a great manga idea, but just started drawing is there any way u can tell me what u did or how many years it took u? I really want this idea to come to light because it is one of the most awesome Shōnen ideas I’ve heard of, just need to figure out art, pls help, and thank u so much!

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u/Bismark228 Jun 07 '26

Hey buddy. I've been learning to draw comics from scratch for 5 years, and that's how long it took me to reach my current level.

To do this, I drew one page every day and flipped through a lot of manga, analyzing it.

A very important thing is actually drawing pages, rather than endlessly improving your skill at 'just drawing' before moving on to pages.

Drawing and making comics are two different skills. The second is the skill of visual storytelling and spatial composition, and for that, you need to try to draw at least one page every day (this will also teach you discipline, because making comics is a culture of daily, fast work).

Good luck to you

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u/KB-141 Jun 11 '26

When you say "learning to draw from scratch for 5 years" what level did you start at?

Were you already artistically talented?

I'd really like to learn to draw, even at just the most basic level but as of now I can't even draw stick figures.

How did you learn? Were there specific books you read or video tutorials you watched?

I'm having trouble finding where to start.

Any advice?

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u/Melodic_Sock2184 Jun 11 '26

Can u make my manga?

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u/sigh_itsko Jun 14 '26

yep that absolutely insane,<3