Blue Period

Briefly about Blue Period Manga.

In his second year of high school, the unbiased but diligent student, Yaguchi Yataro, finally finds his calling in the arts. With no experience in the field, he decides to work hard to gain admission to an art university. A decision with potentially disastrous consequences. It’s hard not to slip into platitudes when it comes to Tsubasa Yamaguchi’s Blue Period. Admiration and rapture, are the kind of emotions almost anyone who takes on this manga feels.

It is eccentric, melancholic, and emotional, so unusual and unique, a breath of fresh air in the genre of everyday life. The manga, about artists, is conveyed incredibly skillfully. The drawings inspire to take up a pencil, a brush, or just anything and start creating, creating, and creating… Very vivid and no less psychologically heavy. Yes, Yamaguchi-sensei, no pity for his characters, it’s a genre of everyday life, but this work is about artists.

Blue Period Manga.

People – plunging into their souls to find answers and inspiration, not only artists, but only artists with a monstrous power need to let the world through themselves, in order to portray that very world. In truth, I am not an artist and am far from art, and I could be wrong. But I’m sure in this manga, each character is alive, each has his own burden, his own dream, his own pain. It is impossible to be indifferent to them.

It is worth noting that the story touches on gender issues, this may scare some, but I assure you, the work does not get worse from this, rather the opposite, acquire some seriousness and realism. In summary, I can say this manga is a must-read, the drawings are unusual, but you quickly get used to it and it leaves, in the end, only a sense of admiration, and the story and the characters touch the heart. Break the skeptic and the nerd, and just dive into the art!

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