365体育博彩_365体育投注【中国科学院】

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A tried-and-true curriculum to train professional manga artists

Students in the Comic Art Course learn how to complete a high-quality manga that moves its audiencefrom faculty members who are professional manga artists and editors across various genres.Our unique curriculum, developed over two decades, draws out each student's individuality and steadily improves their drawing skills, expressive techniques, and storyboard composition.We also strive to help students make their career debuts, with some even making their dreams come true while at school.We have an extensive track record of success, and many of our graduates’ works have been made into films and animated series.But a comprehensive skill set is required to draw good comic art.Here, students acquire a variety of skills by doing everything on their own, from planning and research to storytelling and drawing.Students learn how to relate to the world through manga and build the skills to continue drawing manga after graduation.

Subject Highlights

  • Intensive instruction in core drawing skills

    [Core Practicum in Manga / Year 1]
    In addition to the basic penmanship needed for manga production, students learn the fundamentals of perspective, an essential skill for comic art that helps them master drawing backgrounds.Technical drawings and live croquis sketching are also used to broaden students’ range of character expression.

  • A one-year program to improve storyboarding skills

    [Script Practice & Expressive Technique / Year 2]
    In two consecutive storyboarding courses unique to the Comic Art Course, students gain exhaustive experience creating storyboards on various themes.Students make dramatic improvements after repeatedly producing storyboards and receiving feedback from several academic faculty members.

What you will study

  1. 1STYEAR

    Acquire the basic techniques for drawing manga

    Students learn the basic techniques that form the foundation of manga production, such as pen and ink drawing, perspective techniques, and sketching.There are also classes to learn the basics of digital art, so students can learn the techniques for drawing manga from scratch.

  2. 2NDYEAR

    Learn to create compelling stories

    In the first half of the course, students focus on a storyboard practice assignment before creating a 16-page original work where they learn how to turn a concept into a story.Another elective focuses on color manga techniques.

  3. 3RDYEAR

    Develop individual strengths in small-group seminars

    Students join seminars to develop their strengths in a specific area.They are also given opportunities to gain real-world experience, including classes to develop practical manga production skills through assignments in collaboration with publishers and distribution companies and classes to produce manga in partnership with the government.

  4. 4THYEAR

    Draw your chosen themes

    Working with an academic supervisor, students create a manga of at least 32 pages or the equivalent.Many students become professional manga artists after their graduation work attracts the attention of publishers. Still, many others find employment at game and design companies based on their level of illustrative ability.

What You Will Learn

  • Instruction that builds skills by individuality and ability
  • The ability to draw a complete manga
  • Learning from professionals to improve quality

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