Reviews for Blue Period Manga

It depicts children during the exam period very carefully, and I was drawn in by the persuasive power that it was such an intense time, even though it was difficult to get lost. The results of the entrance exam are severe, but I want everyone to be happy.

I'm not familiar with art at all, and I'm not good at it, but I feel drawn into the fun of drawing pictures! There's also the fun of getting to know a world you don't know, such as the University of the Arts entrance exam

that's amazing. It was a comic with an approach that didn't seem likely. Even though it won a manga award, I'm convinced. I also feel the energy of Spogen, and the protagonist's growth is in line with the theory, and that theory is also easy for beginners to understand and interesting. The story about the composition was particularly interesting. The pictures that appear in the work have been borrowed from actual works by various people, so I was impressed by how realistic persuasive power was created just by looking at them.

It is a work filled with many young people's dreams. It's a great read. I recommend purchasing the full volume.

I am moved by how young people evolve their art through trial and error. It's interesting even if you're not interested in art, and it makes me want to go to an art museum.

This is a comic for the Geidai entrance exam. What is gifted and what is not is clearly depicted. I'm looking forward to future developments.

This is a story about a serious high school student who encounters the expression painting. As I read, my interest in painting grew along with the protagonist, and new knowledge was gained, and I was very excited to read. Each character is unique and attractive. It's been a while since I've had fun! I came across a comic that made me think.

This gave me goose bumps for the first time in a long time. It's a comic with a lot of energy, and reading it almost takes my physical strength. It's a story about a serious boy who has never drawn a picture aiming for an art university with the highest level of difficulty. I've never drawn a picture myself, but it was still really interesting.

It's a comic that makes me feel so excited, and I want my envious self to be like this. People who can find something they can type into are strong.

This is a story about a high school student taking the University of the Arts entrance exam. I like looking at paintings at art museums, and I was able to understand very well that the artist's expressive power is backed up by technology and composition. It broadens the way we look at art.

Even if you don't have any knowledge of art, the smart protagonist logically devotes himself to art, so it's easy to understand. It's interesting from the 2-tier setup where you can study even though it's bad, and aim for the University of the Arts even though you can study.

A friend invited me to buy it. The setting is interesting and the illustrations are beautiful... I'm looking forward to the latest edition.

I think it's a comic that makes you think not only about your hobbies, but about your life. I myself really like drawing pictures, and I had a past where I wanted to go to a painting vocational school, but my parents objected and gave up. However, even after I became a member of society, I liked drawing pictures and I liked it... I ended up painting as a side job. Can't I just paint pictures as a hobby? I burst into tears because I had a past where I was very distressed by the question in the story. I think the only thing I can say is that people who work hard on their hobbies shine. I'm excited to see how the comic will end, and I think it would be nice if I could watch the continuation of the dream of Picture Road, which I couldn't achieve, through this comic.

I think it's an interesting work that logically and passionately approaches the hard-to-express theme of art. It is drawn in an easy-to-understand manner, even for people with no knowledge, and the heat is transferred and they are drawn in unexpectedly. It's not a story where the protagonist, who is an extraordinary “genius,” which is common in today's comics, is vaguely praised for his talents, and the way he makes a muddy effort to improve his abilities is also novel and interesting.

It started when I thought they could borrow all the volumes at the rental shop no matter when I looked at them. The obi is a story where the main character aims for art college. I watch music quite a bit, but I don't hear much about art, so I started reading it with high expectations. I read it in just one breath. I rented one volume, but I couldn't stand it and bought the whole volume. When I'm depressed, when I'm stuck on something, or when I'm at a loss, it just pierces me. resounding echoing... I stopped reading it a few times along the way and cried... I can't hear the actual sound of music, etc., so I have no choice but to guess it by the atmosphere, but in this work, actual pictures pop up all over the place. Do you know the author? or juniors etc...? It seems like a lot of people are cooperating with us. I don't know what it would be like if someone familiar with painting looked at it, but from an amateur's point of view with zero knowledge... I see... it was really persuasive. Anyway, I can see the protagonist's efforts... I'm also paying attention to surrounding people who have unique habits in the art world. I definitely want you to read it.

Even if I'm not good at drawing, it's a work I want to try and get better at drawing. The door paintings are fascinating every time.

I specialize in looking at pictures, and I'm not good at drawing. Nevertheless, it is a work that vaguely makes me want to draw.

I was drawn to the picture and the cover. It was very easy to read, and I liked the main character! Anyway, the picture is beautiful.

The main character's setting is interesting, and the pictures that interest me in art are so beautiful that I'm immersed in the story.