I recommend Masaaki Yuasa; his style is unique and his works are all very experimental.
Thanks for sharing! Added to my watchlist!
My approach is to go sit at that anime cafe in Sham Shui Po mentioned above. If you go often enough, you'll naturally start chatting with the other regulars.
The background art in animation is one of the most underrated art forms. I hope more people will pay attention to the contributions of background artists.
I really admire the approach of focusing on one series for in-depth collecting. Rather than buying a little bit of everything, it's better to invest in the things you love the most.
I think the key is to clarify the reason for your collection. If it's for the satisfaction of "possessing," it's easy to lose control; if it's out of genuine appreciation, you will naturally exercise
The lighting effect of the modified LED must look stunning in photos. I suggest taking some photos of the effect in a dark room as well.
I really resonate with the saying that every page is beautiful enough to be framed. I actually picked a few pages to scan and made prints out of them.
"Anohana" is a great choice to start with! But remember to prepare some tissues... the book club will turn into a crying club 😂
Agree with the concern about losing uniqueness. But I feel that truly good work is universal and doesn't need to specifically cater to any market.
