Reviews for Blue Period Manga

In adolescence, I want to do something, but what is it? Or, I can't put it into words but it feels like it's always unsatisfactory... or something like that sometimes resolves due to encounters or coincidences. The majority of people who feel like they know the world think that art won't be straightforward... so I was happy that it was a story heading towards that rather than a success story

I liked the directness of the protagonist, who found “pictures” as a means of his desire to express something. I even feel admiration for the sight of them facing each other head-on without running away, even when they hit a barrier of technology or talent. I also thought I'd like to find something.

I want to support the main character, and I want to understand the conflict. Information on painting and the Art University entrance exam is also a learning experience, and it's interesting.

This is a rare work set in art. It was an unfamiliar field, so it's interesting

If you like Spo Kane manga, please read it. You'll definitely be addicted to it. This short sentence is fine. It can be transmitted. It's interesting. I am confident! It's interesting.

I'm not familiar with anything about painting, but it's easy to understand and I learn. I was attracted to being obsessed with something and ambition!

I learned how to save pictures. The main character's feelings and my own feelings when I was obsessed with drawing pictures in the past (as a hobby) were linked, and tears came naturally. I think anyone who has been fascinated by painting even for a moment can sympathize with it. It is a work full of passion, both the story and the pictures. However, if I had to say it, ointments don't work for hives. Let's cure it with medicine.

I thought the picture on the cover was wonderful, and when I read it, the content was great too!

Does drawing pictures mean I have to expose myself this much? It's a world of art where even if only the surface is repaired, it can be seen right through. It was hot and dazzling. It makes me think.

I was envious of people who have been able to find something they can put into something up to this point because they have the ability to act and concentrate to push forward towards what they are aiming for, and to face themselves and face their surroundings, leaving aside whether it comes true or not.

This line, “I want to paint a picture with everything,” made me cry. I think it's a really, really difficult road. A path you can't advance without strength like fire. As I write this, I think the art world is in a difficult situation due to the novel coronavirus infection epidemic in the spring of 2020. However, it is this art, something that the heart craves even though it is “unnecessary and unurgent” before food, clothing, and shelter, makes humans human. I hope that people who have the talent to create beauty that moves people's hearts and push through the path of art despite suffering can overcome this storm.

It's so real... This is a person who once took the Tokyo University of the Arts exam. The psychological depiction was excellent, and it reminded me of the conflict at that time. Really, it's painful to be able to add superiority or weakness to one's own paintings in the field of entrance exams, isn't it? When I'm in prep school, it's not uncommon for people to develop depression, and I hear stories about the world being ephemeral... If you're thinking about taking the exam, it might be a good idea to read this first and then ask yourself how prepared you are. But I still want to aim for it! If so, I think this comic will be encouraging next time. The joy of drawing and the growth in mentality and technology that comes from continuing to draw through tough entrance exams are also realistically depicted in this comic.

The way I appreciate paintings changes I can feel the power of art to show me how Hachiko-kun's thoughts become pictures is incredibly happy thank you

My heart is struck by the protagonist, who makes a desperate effort to pursue his dreams. The feelings at the time of the entrance exam and the process of growing up were carefully depicted, and it was a very delicate work!

It makes me think. I didn't like special paintings, but it was a new genre for me! I thought the people who draw pictures in this comic were really amazing.