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Jan 3, 2021 - Explore Kieona's board "Black and white manga panels" on Pinterest. See more ideas about manga, manga pages, anime wall art.
- Slam Dunk
- Monster
- Oyasumi Punpun
- Tsugumomo
- Otoyomegatari
- Vagabond
- Berserk
- Jagaaan
- Gantz
- One-Punch Man
This panel is arguably Slam Dunk’s most iconic panel. Here, you can see Sakuragi and Rukawa’s high five at the end of the finals match. After years of disliking each other, they displayed this moment of camaraderie. In this panel, Takehiko Inoue used action lines to display the fluidity of motion. He also shaded them to capture the emotion behind t...
This scene portrays the final stand-off between Tenma Kenzo and Johan. Observe Naoki’s Urasawa’s use of shading and shadow to create dimension in this scene. A closer look at the mountains would reflect the graphite creating soft outlines. In effect, this echoes the grass and landscape seen in real-life mountains.
Oyasumi Punpun is a coming-of-age drama manga. Although it is a rather depressing read, it has some of the most stunning manga panels I have ever seen. Take this particular scene, for instance. The detail on the trees and the shed makes it look like a photograph instead of a drawing.
Yoshikazu Hamada is a brilliant artist with a strong grasp of anatomy. This image is incredibly well-blocked, as the level of detail is proportional to the scale of the view.
Otoyomegatari is one of the best historical romance mangas ever written. However, its storyline is not the only thing that makes it stand out. Kaoru Mori’s artwork in this manga is top-tier. The amount of detail in every panel makes every scene stunning. This is best portrayed in the image above. The crisp lines, the patterns, and the intricacies m...
Every manga reader who has ever encountered Vagabond will immediately put its artwork at the top of their “best” list. Takehiko Inoue also creates it. In Vagabond, we see him take his classic artwork in Slam Dunk and move it to the next level. Notice how he makes use of shadow and grading in this scene. Different shades of black and gray are purpos...
Kentaro Miura is a master artist, and his work in Berserk proves it. Fans will even argue that every episode has a panel worthy of being on this list. The panel above portrays Ganishka as World Tree was beginning to take root. The perspective that Miura gives us is the point of view of the farmers. At this point, they remain unaware of what is yet ...
In this scene, a monster rips through the school. He rips apart hallways in the process, and you can see the movement on the left part of the page. It is as if the walls are expanding to accommodate him. The blends between the black and grays are seamless, and there is realism in the monster’s anatomy. It is interesting to note that the monster has...
Gantz is a treasure cove of wonderful artwork. The level of dimension in this particular panel is stunning. You are looking at someone watch the robots tear apart the city. The intricacy is so stunning that you would think it was a scene from a movie.
Yusuke Murata has arguably created some of the best panels in manga history. Look at this one from chapter 132. The detailing and use of light and darkness are exquisite. Notice the added sun rays and light leaks shooting past earth, making it much more realistic. It would be more reasonable to think of it as a photo instead of a drawing, but he re...
Webtoon. matt. Manga Games. Mello. Jan 6, 2022 - Explore sophia's board "manga panels black and white" on Pinterest. See more ideas about manga, manga art, anime.
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Enhance your artwork with captivating black manga panels. Discover top ideas to create stunning illustrations that will bring your manga to life.
Apr 25, 2022 - Explore Shash's board "Iconic Manga Panels" on Pinterest. See more ideas about manga, manga anime, manga art.
Jan 9, 2021 - Explore Grace's board "Black and White Manga Panels" on Pinterest. See more ideas about manga, manga art, manga anime.
Jan 6, 2023 · When Japanese Manga Does Use Color. By default, Japanese manga is in black and white to save time and effort and to make books physically lighter, but manga artists still have use for color. Even the most avid manga readers want to see their favorite characters and settings in color at least a few times, and a great example is the cover of ...
