Reviews for Blue Period Manga

It's nice to work so hard to achieve my dreams. I wanted to read this when I was a student ~ it's a comic that resonates with my heart.

For people who want to start something. It's good that Hachikora-kun's original efforts are demonstrated in art. But it might be difficult if you try to start from nothing and put yourself on top of each other with Hachikora-kun. I hope you can have fun and make an effort.

I think people who love art are interesting. There are times when it makes me think it's enough to put it into words, and it's a reference when I face pictures myself. I'm also good at drawing, and I'm looking forward to the future growth of the sweet and sour examinees from their youth!

It's insanely interesting! This fits in! It's pretty unique!

It takes skill and experience to express what you feel. A certain place is necessary for a work to be presented and evaluated. That's why I'm aiming for art college. It's something I really love, so sometimes it breaks. Hachiko's impatience and hesitation isn't limited to painting, but everyone who is serious about something sympathizes with it. Working hard at something is like plunging headlong into the abyss, let alone a swamp. That's why it's so dazzling and precious. If students read it, their lives might change.

It was an exciting work just to watch, and I couldn't stop being excited from beginning to end. This is a work I definitely want to continue reading in the future. Please be sure to read it too

I've only read up to 6 volumes yet... but it really grabs my heart. When it was playing in a TV commercial, “It's a comic I was interested in!” I can read one volume! My heart was puzzled when I read it with “read it ♪”! and... really, the main character's way of worrying and his breakthroughs to overcome his limits are well expressed... it's really realistic, isn't it? The pain of creating art and objects or having to keep thinking about writing for a long time... how do you take it in your own way and narrow it out? Most people break down when they fail here (getting rid of the air of their feelings). (Like depression) I really like the way the main character deals with himself. It would be nice if there were more people who watched this comic and changed their way of looking at life... I think that's how helpful the comic is for me in my life. Also, the music for the commercial was perfect for just watching and writing the story, and I burst into tears when I was reading it (laughs) P.S.: I read up to 9 volumes of the latest volume. From volumes 1 to 6, it's a form where you face your inner self and fight, and it feels like college students are reminded of the reality that you are superior to yourself. There are differences in how people look at things and what does Professor Oba of Art Preparatory School mean what “seriousness is worth up to compulsory education” here? will come to light. That's because the teacher and parents who initially pulled me on the rails suddenly let go. After that, am I worth it? How do people around you look at it? When you become an adult, you have to find out for yourself. Since the main character is smart, he gets into trouble, but it's interesting because he guides how to get rid of air well and evade the trouble of falling down and comes up with answers. It may seem laid-back, but the real world is going around in a big way, so it takes a long time when you're in the midst of trouble. I don't get answers as much as when it's hard...

I was curious when I saw a picture in a commercial for a certain candy, and when I read it, it was very interesting, and I read on. It conveyed the fun and pain of drawing pictures, and it made my heart ache. It's fun to look at the many pictures that come up, and the characters are good, and I think both those who actually draw pictures can enjoy it.

It's going to be animated, so when I read it, I was so addicted to it that I bought it on paper too! I thought I didn't really understand the world of art, but it's a heart-warming youth comic that's already too hot. I'm really looking forward to the anime. It has become my favorite work!

Needless to say, it's still interesting. The main character's anguish is delicately depicted, and it inadvertently imports his emotions. The way the facial expressions are drawn is particularly wonderful, and it captures my heart. It's an art genre, and although it's unusual, it draws me in. I want you to read it anyway.

I draw pictures as a hobby, but the more I become a painting technique, the more I learn, and I empathize with the feelings of the main character and characters, which motivates me to create!

I was drawn to the use of color on the cover and started reading it. I usually live in a world far from art, so it's interesting and I'm worried about the future, so I read on!

It's a story aimed at art college, and... that's great, this is really fun. I like the energy that can be felt from the screen, called the pressure of the picture. They're going to do anime... I wonder what's going to happen there. I'm worried, but let's look forward to it.

I had no knowledge of painting, but it was very interesting. I was able to sympathize with the fun of being addicted to something, and I was able to learn more about pictures, and it was a great job!

The story begins when the protagonist, who is a mild Yankee, learns the fun of drawing pictures and takes the University of the Arts exam. In addition to the harshness of the Geidai entrance exam, it depicts the difficulty of “expressing” with tingling intensity. I think it's such an influential work that young people who decide their future career path might change their way of looking at things if they read it.