Reviews for Blue Period Manga

Simulate the world of unfamiliar geniuses just a little bit. I read it from an adult's point of view, wondering if parents would disagree. But I'm envious that there are things I can immerse myself in so much.

It's a work I've been reading ❗ There are times when the art story is a bit difficult to understand, but it's just plain sight that the painters go so deep and create works through trial and error.

I learned that it won the Manga Award on the news, and I read it for the first time, and the pictures are beautiful and easy to read! I also graduated from art college, and I enjoyed my school days while feeling nostalgic. I'm curious about the continuation!

Each character was fascinating, and I was able to easily get into the story.

I'm addicted to art even if I'm not interested in it! It makes me think they are talented, starting in high school and aiming for art college.

The process of aiming for art college is depicted in great detail, and it's very realistic!

It makes me feel positive about the appearance of the protagonist making an effort to reach his goals. There are many unique characters, and the interaction is fun. It's also fun to learn basic knowledge about painting.

I read and searched for book reviews in newspapers, read reviews, became even more curious, and tried reading them. this is it! I came across something called.

From the point of view of myself who likes drawing pictures but didn't want to get to the bottom of it, this book gives me a glimpse of what I've been avoiding and a part of a terribly harsh world.

I was introduced to the daughter of Ronin Sekai and read it. It's nice to see the main character find what he wants to do and move on. I remember the days when I was lost but had fun. I'm envious of people who really have talents, but the protagonist's conflict in searching for something within him is conveyed, and it's worth reading. I'm worried about the continuation

Ria Mitsuru Yankee and the hard-working genius live together, and the protagonist feels like they are good at passing through the generations. A new type of youth story where you enter the world of art with a small trigger and aim for art college! The sight of them standing up against artistic skin and geniuses with earnest effort (since there are a lot of cheat protagonists these days lol) was heart-warming!

A friend recommended it to me and read it! I've always thought that the picture on the cover is beautiful, but I really like the picture (^^) The content was interesting too! I haven't read many of his works, so I think I'll read them now.

I have no knowledge of art, but it was really interesting. Something makes me want to go to an art museum.

Art University entrance exam comics that probably haven't been common until now. I'm also a person who went to prep school and took the art college entrance exam (not an oil painting), so it makes me feel nostalgic. Contrary to the liberal image of art college, I think the atmosphere of that closed prep school is well expressed. I hope to be able to take a closer look at not only the main character but also the characters around him.

A story about the Geidai Entrance Exam that I had never read before! High-spec Yankee (Y.Y.), who has been vaguely spending his days, finds the only thing he wants to do, gets lost and worried, and heads towards his goal. While his detailed depiction of feelings is linked to the painting being drawn, it also moves my heart when I'm reading it, and makes the expressions and movements of the people whose crunchy patterns appear attractive. Even if you don't know much about art, since the main character is an amateur, we can gain knowledge together. I read up to the four volumes currently out all at once, so I thought the development would be a little quick, but the content was so intense that I didn't care. It progresses at a good tempo while creating an atmosphere of stagnation and impatience peculiar to the exam period. It's interesting~~~! The characters are attractive in terms of design and behavior (maybe there isn't much difference in the girls' faces...?) We can look forward to new characters too!

It was a work that my family said, “I think this work is my favorite...” and started reading it. I read it myself, and it was a work that I felt was pretty good. In addition to the story, the drawing power is excellent. The background is also drawn in detail, and it's exciting to think about the time spent on it.

That's interesting ~ do you reread it over and over again? Why don't you read it?