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Uzumaki: The Art of Naruto

February 9,

I don't feel sure about how I want to explain my opinion of this book. The book itself, in terms of physical materials, design, layout, etc., is wonderful and I can find no fault there. But the content itself ended up being a mixed bag for me. Perhaps some of these feelings are coming from my long lost interest in Naruto in general. When the series first came out, I was one of its biggest fans (I even wore my Konohagakure headband in my high school senior photos!) but eventually it dragged on so long that I not only stopped watching/reading, I started feeling annoyed by the series' persistence. In a way, this change of heart makes me feel guilty, but that guilt only adds to my negative feelings, it doesn't ease them. I just got tired of Naruto and I'm still tired of it. So, unfortunately, I wasn't much inspired by the illustrations collected here. I did at least receive a boost of confidence as an illustrator, seeing published examples proving that my images don't have to be perfect to tell a great story that reaches the world. The section at the end with Kishimoto-sensei's illustration process and the notes about the included illustrations were all really interesting and valuable, but overall, I felt so apathetic going through this artb

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10 Hidden Details You Never Noticed About Naruto’s Art Style

The animation industry is fascinating. Not just in how its made, but the styles it varies in. Anime/Manga, in particular, comes in many different shapes in sizes. People unfamiliar with the genre of anime/manga will say that it all looks the same, but each author has a very different art style, at least the successful ones do.

Ask any fan of Shonen manga (when they aren't complaining about what they hate or raving about what they love) and they'll tell you that the art in One Piece, Dr. Stone, andMy Hero Academiacouldn't be more different. Every mangaka have certain aspects they like to draw more, and specific ones they try to avoid altogether. Some experiment, others don't. Naruto's Masashi Kishimoto, in particular, is who we'll be looking at today, more specifically the artistic aspects of the Narutofranchise you may never have noticed before.

10 Masashi Kishimoto Loves Drawing Bags, Pouches, & Pockets

One thing is for certain, Shinobi seem to carry a lot of different tools into battle. Whether it's shuriken, Kunai, blades, daggers, scrolls, talisman, or even food, they need to keep all their equipment packed tight and close so it won't make noise as they move around. For that reason, their unifo