
アーティスト
Hiroaki Samura
沙村広明
- Mangaka
一目で
Kaidomi catalogues Hiroaki Samura as Mangaka. The catalogue records 10 title-backed credits. Documented work includes Blade of the Immortal、Wave, Listen to Me!、Blade of the Immortal (ONA). このアーティストHubは、作品、役割、公式プロフィールをつなぎます。
ソースの略歴
He has done various illustrations for magazines and EroGuro work. He has an EroGuro book out that is mostly a compilation of some of the work he has created. His favourite bands are Queen, Black Sabbath and Jittarin Jin.
完全な略歴を読む閉じる
He has a good understanding of anatomy that allows him to create uniquely expressive poses and angles. His use of accurately detailed shots of hands and feet makes them almost as reflective of character and mood as his faces. Atmospheric backgrounds and landscapes round out the look of the manga, which incorporates many panels done in a finished, shaded pencil style rather than in inked line art. His superb drawing skills are shown to their best advantage in these penciled panels. This applies to most of the manga and artwork he has created. He doesn't seem to use pencils as much as he used to though, preferring a sketchy ink style instead.
Samura says that he always wanted to be a manga artist. However, unlike most mangaka, he attended art school for a time and has a classical art education. He disliked oil painting and prefers to work in black and white. He says that he disliked oil painting from the start because of the smell of the paint and employed someone to help himself cheat to get through the course, which he is quite open about in interviews. He never completed the course because he got picked up by Afternoon before he graduated to do Blade of the Immortal.
で知られる
カタログ内の10件の作品担保クレジット
制作した作品
Blade of the ImmortalStory & Artマンガ · 1993
Wave, Listen to Me!Original Creatorアニメ · 2020
Blade of the Immortal (ONA)Original Creatorアニメ · 2019
Blade of the ImmortalKey Animation (ep. 6)アニメ · 2008
Blade of the ImmortalOriginal Character Designアニメ · 2008
Blade of the ImmortalOriginal Creatorアニメ · 2008
Die WergelderStory & Artマンガ · 2011