Kiyohara Hiro - "Another"

Man, what a great guy. His artwork fits the dark theme perfectly and complements Ayatsuji Yukito's  mysterious story, "Another" with excellent expressions that a normal person in reality would have even if extreme. The usage of shading adds the effect as well.
jajajaja (//*A*)//

 

\\(*A*)// ja

 



Kujo Karuna - "Aphorism"

With her aphorisms in "Aphorism", Kujo Karuna saves our day by adding a plot twist to an ordinary high school students fighting storyline, which we would never have thought of. She has a good sense of expression for each character, which makes it easy to remember many of them.
Her other works include "Minna no Go", "Eiyuu no Susume", and "Radiata Stories - The Song of Riley".
"Aphorism" is by far one of her best works containing artistic creativity for all of the characters.

(/=w=)

 



Tanabe Yellow - "Shuumatsu no Laughter"

Here is a great artist who also has superb works including "Kekkaishi", which was released also as an anime adaptation, "Birdmen", and "Fake!".
His style is clean is an artistic sense with each character having thier own personality just from their appearance and actions drawn on blank pages. "Shuumatsu no Laughter" also has wonderful body proportions where we all can't stop enjoying the observations of every single page. Oh, Tanabe Yellow, you~ The wonderful details by the mangaka also adds flavor to the art.

 

wonderful, bien, BIEN

 



Esuno Sakae - "Mirai Nikki"

This guy is an awesome man who just spills all these dark ideas everywhere, even including a yandere!! Some of us love yanderes since their so OP in their own way. His art style is unique to his own style and caught our eyes.
"Mirai Nikki" has a wonderful usage of shading that seems to fit in all pages, so it is pleasing to the eye and the story is interesting.

 

love the yandere here



Kumeta Natsuo - "Bokura no Kiseki"

She's great at the mystery genre in "Bokura no Kiseki" and her artwork fits well with the storyline. Some characters are confusing to distinguish later on, but to those who love mystery and good thinking, this story is well worth it.
The movement in the characters are consistent and the expressions during situations are well executed. Yay Natsuo~

 

so many questions!!



Hoshino Katsura - "D. Gray Man"

This amazing and wonderful artist has fallen ill with a broken wrist. She's currently in hiatus and we are all worried for her health. Her stories and art are improving so much!
Feel better, Katsura!!! (/>o<)

 

 

 

Get better, Katsura!! (/;o;)/