Think I managed to figure something out... Though I forgot to use blue lines... And forgot to do the shading and... Did this in a browser art program..
ANYWAYS finally an updated ref in as best I could manage at translating me into the show’s style without having to be like... moe..
My brochure for the Osomatsu san movie came in, and it’s full of model sheets, screenshots, and a lot of other stuff! There’s a few pages that has small interviews with the voice cast along with their picture and printed autograph (and it’s not just the main 6, the supporting cast of the movie is included!), and some bonus manga pages, and at the end there’s several ads for all the merch (lol).
Bonus from the very end of the booklet
Writing a graphic novel is hard. There are a lot of things to juggle; afterall, you’re making the equivalent of both a film AND a novel! Fortunately, now there are a lot of resources, suited for different genres and needs. Back then, in the olde Wild West days, when I was a newbie, I didn’t have any tips that explained how to make the kind of graphic novels I wanted to make. So I made my own, deliciously called the Onion Method.
This is the expanded version of what was originally posted on Tumblr.
inktober but the prompts are all ‘sonas
……i’m sorry
Slightly more elaborate head icons. Matsuno Karamatsu series. Based on the second seasons new style. Free to use. Colored Background.
Idk if i’ll make the white and transparent backgrounds for this set of icons, if someone wants them feel free to ask~
