12-25-2023, 04:32 PM
Tbh I've watched a ton of anime over the years, but recently me and my brother have been Watching Dr. Stone, and I'm really enjoying it so far. It's cool seeing them start with just the clothes on their backs, and then eventually progress to making tanks and ships, and even going on ocean voyages.
If you enjoy artistic anime that'll inspire you though, definitely recommend Bakuman and Blue period, they both show the reality of being an artist, and Bakuman actually teaches some of the whole process of how they go from storyboard to full blown anime. Blue period hits closer to home personally though, I love seeing how they approach painting and stuff in it, though I never cared too much about the underlying emotions behind art, sometimes it is what it is. Barakamon is also good in that regard though it has more of a focus on Calligraphy, and is more village life, though there is some "suffering artist' parts and how intensely the mc focuses on his work.
If you enjoy artistic anime that'll inspire you though, definitely recommend Bakuman and Blue period, they both show the reality of being an artist, and Bakuman actually teaches some of the whole process of how they go from storyboard to full blown anime. Blue period hits closer to home personally though, I love seeing how they approach painting and stuff in it, though I never cared too much about the underlying emotions behind art, sometimes it is what it is. Barakamon is also good in that regard though it has more of a focus on Calligraphy, and is more village life, though there is some "suffering artist' parts and how intensely the mc focuses on his work.