Author: Xie Fenghua /Anitama Cover Source: Tiger Face Man W
Manga artist Yosuke Inuyasha looked up at the daimyo of SSSS. Gurlitt and finally watched the anime with his wife.
Yosuke dog looked at the picture, very familiar: "I often see the small yellow pictures of these two heroines on the home page." ”
The wife looked at the picture and felt very kind: "I often see the female clothing picture of this protagonist boy on the home page." ”
Although the couple lives under the same roof, they seem to be in very different world lines.
（https://twitter.com/yohsuken/status/1072029173164560384）
Well-known animator Yasuhiko appeared on the NHK Education Channel children's program "ノージーのひらめき工房" to demonstrate how to draw Amro, the protagonist of "Mobile Suit Gundam". He didn't type the script in front of the camera, and he did it in one go, which amazed the audience.
This is not An Yan's intentional showmanship, but his consistent style. Sushi, an illustrator and designer, said he once asked Yasuhiko, "Why don't you paint in drafts?" Yasuhiko replied, "Isn't it a hassle to draw twice?" ”
（https://twitter.com/t_kotobuki/status/1072017225438048256）
Naoto Date, the protagonist of the well-known manga Tiger Mask Man, is a masquerade wrestler who anonymously donates the proceeds of the match to the orphanage where he raises him. Because of the popularity of this figure, many anonymous donations to orphanages in Japan use the pseudonym "Date Naoto". Especially since christmas 2010, when the media reported this practice, this practice has become a common practice, and by the beginning of the following year, all of Japan's 47 prefectures and prefectures have appeared "Date Naoto", which has become a hot news in society for a time.
Among the many "Date Naoto", this one from Nishibama, Hyogo Prefecture, has been donating to local child care agencies for 32 years.
32 years ago, "Date Naoto" saw an elementary school boy pick up a reference book in a bookstore and put it back in its original position. Afterwards, he learned that the boy lived in a childcare facility and had no pocket money at his disposal. So he donated library cards to the agency.
Since then, Date Has gradually expanded its donations to five organizations in four local cities. He sent school bags, cakes, and the cost of a band playing music to the children who were cared for by these institutions.
This year, as always, he booked a Christmas cake for each of the 245 children in 5 institutions at the cake shop he commissioned each year.
However, in early November, the "Date Naoto" fell seriously ill and was admitted to the hospital for surgery. The news reached the 5 institutions he funded. To thank him for his kindness every year and to encourage him to fight the disease, various institutions have prepared "Christmas gifts for early arrivals".
When Naoto Date was discharged from the hospital a month later, he received 17 pieces of colored paper from the five institutions with the children and staff saying their thanks, encouragement and blessings to him.
"Date Naoto" did not expect that the children would care so much about him who did not know his name and appearance. He was very impressed. Although he did not reveal his true face even in the Kobe Shimbun interview, "Date Naoto" also expressed his wish to the media.
He said he was running out of time. The power of one man is limited, and he hopes that an heir will emerge on his behalf and continue to fund the children in these institutions on his behalf.
（https://www.kobe-np.co.jp/news/seiban/201812/0011893177.shtml）
In 2018, the domestic webcomic platform was very uneven. Some were exposed to arrears in payment, some announced the adjustment of strategies, some rumors sold out, and some went online against the wind and low profile, but as soon as they opened, they were related to conspiracy theorists and a well-known pirate comic website.
Like physical comic magazines, webcomic platforms have ups and downs. We have seen too many websites, and when we started, we were full of ambition and bold words to save the industry; at the end of the day, we were in a mess, and we didn't wait for the industry to finish playing first.
Cartoonist Lan said she has worked with a number of emerging comic book companies. These companies all played the banner of "helping cartoonists sell their works" and "valuing writers", but in the end they all embarked on the same rut. She had seen too many such examples, so she wanted to sort out the failure lessons of these companies.
Lan said that she wrote these things not to criticize anyone, but to hope that the comic book company could develop better. And the following content is only from her own observation range, please raise your hands.
In the beginning, every company will introduce itself with enthusiasm and motivation, saying that it will be a writer first and work hard. But as they expanded their route, either they signed too many writers, or they expanded excessively in other businesses, and the amount of business exceeded the appropriate range, it was difficult to properly deal with every writer, and they began to perfunctory, resulting in the scene not being able to operate normally, and the signed writers were angry. This year alone, Blue has seen several such cases.
Unless it is a particularly best-seller, people who generally call themselves cartoonists have to pay extraordinary hard work just to call the name cartoonist. They all won by pouring their affection into the manuscript. So when they feel that you are perfunctory about their existence and the original manuscript, it is easy to be emotionally vulnerable. Lan believes that it is difficult for office workers to understand this feeling.
These emerging comic book companies are often start-up companies, or departments with few people, so they will be too busy, and Lan can understand it very well. However, expanding your business at the expense of the writer's trust and satisfaction with you will make people doubt your corporate mission of "writer first". If you're going to do business with a cartoonist's original manuscript, it's best to understand the cartoonist's feelings first.
For these reasons, writers who erupt in dissatisfaction are prone to emotional affairs. Many companies will cause misunderstandings because of this, thinking that "cartoonists criticize small companies like us just because we make a small mistake, obviously we are also working hard", so we began to hate the cartoonist race. Blue was very sad about this.
It's rare that many people want to get involved in comics in this industry, to start new companies by becoming more than cartoonists; but cartoonists and companies are prone to misunderstandings. Blue herself has experienced many failures, and recently she has often thought about it, hoping that both cartoonists and companies can improve their understanding of each other and make communication between the two sides smoother.
Although the company side does not understand the cartoonist, the cartoonist must also reflect on himself. The younger the cartoonist, the easier it is to go to extremes. Some people trust each other excessively because of only because of the first impression, and the small dissatisfaction at work is held in the heart and does not communicate in time, until it is too much to explode; some people do not hide their distrust of the other party at the beginning, cannot tolerate the other party's little mistakes, and are not willing to get close to the other party's position.
But Lan also smiled bitterly: if she could master the balance of this, she would not be a cartoonist.
（https://twitter.com/ai_indigopro/status/1071819575161843713）
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