I notice variation in your pieces yet it all does fit into the manga category. However even in the "manga" category there are many different uniqe styles of the different manga artists. I see you have incorporated styles from quite a few varients of the manga style. I can also tell that most likely you once did try at least the realism style. Example you clearly know how to draw a human figure from different perspectives so at one point you probably did draw from live models, human photos, or a manekin. For me I have a hard time doing things such as forshortening on a human figure without my artists manekin. Yes I do practice full human form subject matter but most of it is sketches. I happen to do finished human pieces in the portraits category. Maybe because im more skilled at drawing the human face than the full body. I also notice that your style is exactly the opposite of mine in the way you put your pen on paper. You have very clean refined lines in your pieces while i have the messy more painterly style of useing many lines or brushstrokes. However I have tried the one line approach but it just doesent realy work for me. Also some I noticed many art teachers say animie isnt realy art because it doesent take much skillls that other forms such as impressionism or realism take. However animie takes some different skills. I know this because a few times I have tried drawing animie style characters and they dont look animie like. I just developed different i guess.

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