Reviews for Blue Period Manga

It was applied to the main character's energy. Not to mention the freshness of youth, the depiction of conflict and anguish is detailed, and you are drawn into the world of the work. It's interesting to know art knowledge, too.

The path to art college is depicted in pop style from a specialized point of view. My heart is warmed by the protagonist's changes and growth! The art club teacher is a really wonderful mentor!

I forgot what kind of commercial it was, but it's an impressive picture, so who drew it? I searched for it, arrived at this comic, and it was interesting to read it. I went to third-tier performing arts universities, so the author is a super elite graduate from Tokyo University of the Arts...

It's not an ordinary story, and it's very fresh and interesting. I had the impression that I wasn't good at drawing either, but once I got addicted to it, I didn't care.

What should I do to go to art college? What should I do to pursue originality? I think it will be helpful, Beauty University Sports! It's interesting.

I'm not really interested in painting, but I sometimes draw pictures when I take a few moments, so it's a great learning experience! Moreover, I like the fact that the main character is pale but straightforward, and it's a good work.

A lot of stinging words and expressions come up. My friend went to art college, so I feel nostalgic for the unique world views and people of people who advance into the arts.

In painting and music works, the main character often has outstanding talents in that direction even though the environment is bad, and it is novel that the so-called Paripi family, who flawlessly handles schoolwork, sports, and relationships, is fascinated by paintings and then proceeds along that path. There are real aspects such as using a lot of actual pictures, drawing the harshness of entrance exams to the University of the Arts, and feeling jealous and depressed when you get to know talented people, but even considering that the story must proceed, there is still something geniusical where the main character grows in a short period of time.

Great imagination and expressiveness! It seems like it's still going on, but I'm looking forward to working hard and improving. I want to see all of the works in color.

This is my first art college entrance exam comic. However, since art is a field where superiority or weakness is unclear, strengths and weaknesses are almost the main character's subjectivity.

It's interesting to read normally. As I read it, I was really moved and it's really nice that the main character is doing his best

I have no experience with art at all, but the story in comics that progresses quickly with easy to understand explanations is very interesting! I think it's nice that all the characters are nice kids and there aren't any uncomfortable characters unique to comics!

It's interesting, but I think this work will be even more interesting if you read it all at once after all the books have been released. It was probably 5 stars when I read it all at once. It's a very realistic depiction of reality, so my sense of time is distorted while I'm waiting, and it's a bit disgusting when we can keep talking for a few days. I think it's a drawback because it's too good. No, really, I think this is a realistic image of an art college entrance student today, to the extent that walking around the city would pass by the characters.

It came up on Twitter and I like the design! I thought so I started reading it. The direction, depiction, etc. are very wonderful. I was also aiming for the University of the Arts, so I read it while remembering when I was a beginner. I hope more people will read this and become interested in art...

It won an award, so I read it. I was so excited that I was drawn to drawing pictures of the main character. I want to feel Shibuya, which looks blue ❗️

It's a work that draws me in even if I'm not interested in art! You might know how you like pictures