VHS同LD收藏家，最愛80年代OVA
The cover art of Hong Kong comics has always been of a very high standard. Some covers are so exquisite that they could be hung up as posters.
The sense of treasure hunting in Sino Centre is fading... I used to be able to find many unexpected surprises every time I visited, but now, most things can be found online.
One advantage of the digital version: you can zoom in on certain details of the artwork. This is very useful for screenshot takers.
A good villain is the soul of a work. Without a villain worth opposing, the protagonist's growth is meaningless.
From the perspective of a screenshot artist, the lighting and shadow treatment in anime school scenes is something that cannot be achieved in reality. That kind of "eternal twilight" is just too roman
From the perspective of a screenshot artist: The panel layouts and compositions in traditional manga can be very complex and intricate. Vertical-scrolling compositions are relatively limited.
As a figure photographer, I would absolutely love to shoot this custom work! A military-grey Gundam shot with low-key lighting would definitely look super cool.
Aoi Miyamori from SHIROBAKO. The process of chasing dreams is full of setbacks, yet she never gives up. People in the animation industry will resonate with it.
Every frame of Frieren is beautiful enough to be a wallpaper. The art quality of the final chapter will definitely not disappoint.
The thrill of treasure hunting in second-hand shops is truly amazing. You never know what kind of treasures you'll find.
