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Midjourney for Anime & Manga Part 2!
Let's explore more manga authors to diversify our prompts and improve them.
#AnimeStyle #MangaStyle #manga #anime #Shonen #Shojo #AnimeCommunity #niji #Ai #aiart #midjourney #niji5 #nijijourney
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Let's explore more manga authors to diversify our prompts and improve them.
#AnimeStyle #MangaStyle #manga #anime #Shonen #Shojo #AnimeCommunity #niji #Ai #aiart #midjourney #niji5 #nijijourney
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1. #RumikoTakahashi - Creator of "Ranma 1/2" and "Inuyasha," known for her charming, quirky, and character-driven style that blends comedy, romance, and fantasy.
2. #GoNagai - Creator of "Devilman", "Cutie Honey," and the famous mecha anime series "Mazinger Z". Renowned for his bold, dynamic, and provocative style that pushes the boundaries of action and ecchi genres.
Midjourney for Anime & Manga
Let's dive into different manga authors together and what makes each style unique, so you can improve your prompts.
#AnimeStyle #MangaStyle #manga #anime #Shonen #Shojo #AnimeCommunity #niji #Ai #aiart #midjourney #niji5 #nijijourney
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Let's dive into different manga authors together and what makes each style unique, so you can improve your prompts.
#AnimeStyle #MangaStyle #manga #anime #Shonen #Shojo #AnimeCommunity #niji #Ai #aiart #midjourney #niji5 #nijijourney
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1. #OsamuTezuka - The Godfather of Manga, famous for his expressive, bold, and iconic art style in works like "Astro Boy" and "Kimba the White Lion."
2. #AkiraToriyama - Creator of the dynamic, cartoonish, and lively "Dragon Ball" series, with energetic, exaggerated, and instantly recognizable character design and action scenes.
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1. Iconography in Vol 1 of Yumi Tamura's BASARA (under the word Vajra). From an Iznik charger by Baba Nakkaş, an Ottoman ceramic artist (1480). This pattern is called "Rumi-Hatayi". Collection of Musée National de Céramique de Sèvres, France. (Cont) #shojo #manga
1. Iconography in Vol 1 of Yumi Tamura's BASARA (under the word Vajra). From an Iznik charger by Baba Nakkaş, an Ottoman ceramic artist (1480). This pattern is called "Rumi-Hatayi". Collection of Musée National de Céramique de Sèvres, France. (Cont) #shojo #manga
2. (Contd) #Thread
The Rumi-Hatayi pattern comes from 2 different cultures, Seljuk (Rumi) & Chinese (Hatayi). It's a combo of vegetal (plants) & zoomorphic (wings or beaks of animals). It symbolizes divine power, heroism & the struggle between good & evil.
#BASARA #shojo
The Rumi-Hatayi pattern comes from 2 different cultures, Seljuk (Rumi) & Chinese (Hatayi). It's a combo of vegetal (plants) & zoomorphic (wings or beaks of animals). It symbolizes divine power, heroism & the struggle between good & evil.
#BASARA #shojo
3. (Contd-2) #Thread
Imho by putting the pattern under the explanations for the etymology of Vajra and BASARA, the iconography serves its function well (the meaning of the pattern fits the story). #YumiTamura #Shojo
Imho by putting the pattern under the explanations for the etymology of Vajra and BASARA, the iconography serves its function well (the meaning of the pattern fits the story). #YumiTamura #Shojo
Detail of an illustration in Yumi Tamura's BASARA manga cover (vol 5 of the 27 vols edition). Raizo's armor.
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Italian armor. 16th century. Belonging to Cosimo I de' Medici. Collection of The Uffizi Galleries, Italy.
#BASARA #田村由美 #shojo #manga #illustration
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Italian armor. 16th century. Belonging to Cosimo I de' Medici. Collection of The Uffizi Galleries, Italy.
#BASARA #田村由美 #shojo #manga #illustration
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TMI Trivia
(Yumi Tamura's BASARA manga)
Tamura-sensei explains that Shido's last thought "I hope that my death will be told to her gently" is actually a line spoken by the Gulf War soldiers before they went to war.
Source: BASARA Artbook 2
#田村由美
(Yumi Tamura's BASARA manga)
Tamura-sensei explains that Shido's last thought "I hope that my death will be told to her gently" is actually a line spoken by the Gulf War soldiers before they went to war.
Source: BASARA Artbook 2
#田村由美
(Contd)
Tamura-sensei doesn't elaborate where/when she heard about/watched that line (about the Gulf War soldiers). She thinks that no matter how a soldier's death was told, the family will still hurt the same. 😭😭😭😭😭 #BASARA #Manga #shojo #tmi
Source: BASARA Artbook 2
Tamura-sensei doesn't elaborate where/when she heard about/watched that line (about the Gulf War soldiers). She thinks that no matter how a soldier's death was told, the family will still hurt the same. 😭😭😭😭😭 #BASARA #Manga #shojo #tmi
Source: BASARA Artbook 2
*is told
Detail of an illustration from Yumi Tamura's BASARA manga (Princess Senju's headdress).
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Kokoshnik, traditional Russian headdress, as worn in the 19th century. From the painting "Boyars' Wife" by Konstantin Egorovich Makovsky (1880s)
#BASARA #田村由美 #illustration #manga
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Kokoshnik, traditional Russian headdress, as worn in the 19th century. From the painting "Boyars' Wife" by Konstantin Egorovich Makovsky (1880s)
#BASARA #田村由美 #illustration #manga
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(From Yumi Tamura's BASARA manga)
Other view of Princess Senju's headdress
vs Russian Kokoshnik headdress. As worn in the 19th century. This time from a painting by Alexei Ivanovich Korzukhin.
#BASARA #田村由美 #shojo #illustration
Other view of Princess Senju's headdress
vs Russian Kokoshnik headdress. As worn in the 19th century. This time from a painting by Alexei Ivanovich Korzukhin.
#BASARA #田村由美 #shojo #illustration
Detail of an illustration from Yumi Tamura's BASARA manga (Ageha's lunula/ crescent headdress)
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Meretdol, the headdress of Ersari-Olam Turkmen, c.1901-1925(?) collections of: 1) Linda Pastorino and 2) Art Museum Moritzburg Halle, Germany #BASARA #田村由美 #shojo #illustration
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Meretdol, the headdress of Ersari-Olam Turkmen, c.1901-1925(?) collections of: 1) Linda Pastorino and 2) Art Museum Moritzburg Halle, Germany #BASARA #田村由美 #shojo #illustration
Detail of an illustration from Yumi Tamura's BASARA manga (Princess Ginko / The White King's golden phoenix hairpin w/ ruby)
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Crown Princess Uimin's phoenix hairpin. Korea (made in 1922). Collection of National Palace Museum Korea
#BASARA #田村由美 #shojo #illustration
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Crown Princess Uimin's phoenix hairpin. Korea (made in 1922). Collection of National Palace Museum Korea
#BASARA #田村由美 #shojo #illustration
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I really want more folks to give #MechaAnime a shot. Mecha literally runs the gamut with regards to both genres and demographics.
Want a #Shōjo Fantasy #Isekai Mecha Show? Watch #MagicKnightRayearth. Want a Shōnen Battle Tournament Mecha Show? Peep #GundamBuildFighters or...
Want a #Shōjo Fantasy #Isekai Mecha Show? Watch #MagicKnightRayearth. Want a Shōnen Battle Tournament Mecha Show? Peep #GundamBuildFighters or...
#MobileFighterGGundam or #AngelicLayer. You like Slam Dunk or Kuroko no Basket and want a Hot-Blooded Sports Mecha Show? #Basquash has got you covered! You like #Wrestling? #PlawresSanshirō might just be for you!
Mecha isn't all just Giant Shooty Robots, militaristic...
Mecha isn't all just Giant Shooty Robots, militaristic...
bloodshed and political intrigue. It is so much more than that and dismissing it as such, like most of the current generation of neophyte Anime Fans, not only does the genre a disservice, but also yourself and the rest of fandom.
Folks literally rob themselves of the...
Folks literally rob themselves of the...
