Reviews for Blue Period Manga

The sparkle of the main characters and characters is beautiful in this work, and although I'm moved to look at it, the sparkle is so sparkling that it feels empty even after reading it for a bit. If you're a painter, you might feel it even more. Something to read when you have energy or physical strength.

The developments became more and more interesting, and I wanted to read more soon. I was excited that Yatora's work with the theme of guilt was unique to comics! I wasn't able to go last time, but I'd like to experience it at the Blue Period exhibition someday! Professor Inukai looked at each student's work with his own sensibility and seemed to ask questions to the students, and I felt that they liked the significance of the work and social or philosophical works, and I liked it! The story is getting more and more interesting again and I'm looking forward to the next volume!!

I feel that the parts that people involved in the painting feel are drawn in a very realistic way. It was so real that sometimes it hurt me to remember my old days. But I want them to do their best. It made me think.

We haven't worked hard in the art field, but we both have various complexes with each other, and it's amazing to see them stepping on a spring.

genuinely interesting to read...!! It's also nice that there are so many things that people who have had conflicts with art and craftsmanship in their own way can particularly empathize with and feel...!

I want to read the trial volume 2 and read more! I think I'm reading volume 6 now, I'm drawn to the fact that volume progresses, and I'm looking forward to volume 7 and beyond when the university edition starts

It was a time that made me cry... The genius of hard work and the effort of a genius are both healthy and beautiful. It's hard to be able to put it in such an honest way, is it?

It was a fresh story about the person they were aiming for. I was also able to listen to art stories, which was interesting. It's been a learning experience. I first learned about it from anime, but manga are good too. I also want to watch the continuation of the anime version.

It's just called an art-based sport comic, and it feels like the mental side is being reduced rather than physical strength. A level where I worry about the author's mentality. I used to draw, but I wasn't moved, and now I don't have the urge to paint. I was able to read it calmly that people who go to the University of the Arts are like this after all. If someone like the main character who wants to advance in art reads it, I think it's a work that would have a tremendous impact.

I was somehow curious when I saw the cover ☘ I was being sucked in more and more by the sight of them facing their worries head-on in response to starting for the first time ✨ Facing setbacks and walls... I thought it was somehow nice ✨ I honestly thought it was a really good work?

I liked the manga Ultramarine by YOASOBI so much that I knew about it. An eye with few romantic elements. I learn a lot about art. I was shaken by the protagonist who works hard. The lyrics of Ultramarine Blue stuck in my heart so much that I am attracted to it in many ways. They also collaborated with Alfort, and I can think of a lot of things. It's a really young adult comic, and it makes me cringe even though it's a love story. The artist graduated from an active art college. The picture is beautiful! I was even more surprised to learn that the author had a great deal of trouble until he came up with this story. Another good thing is that a lot of special thanks (painting cooperation) come up. that's too good isn't it!! I want to buy something other than e-books. I'm so caught up in difficult situations or difficult situations. I want to do my best too! I think so.

It's been a family topic lately! I hadn't read it, but I thought I'd read it, and when I read it, I was completely addicted to it! lol it looks like they're going to do a stage soon, but now I really want to go there! I wonder if there will be an anime adaptation too? I think it's such an amazing work!! Once I started reading it I couldn't stop at all and it was so hard lol

I feel a lot of heat, sadness, and sweet and sour, so that I can experience success, setbacks, conflict, and youth living today through paintings. There's no romance element, and this is really excellent.

People in the music department at the University of the Arts have real acquaintances, but there are no art people. After all, there are few and I think it's difficult. There is also such interest, but it doesn't end with talking about entrance exams. In the case of the main character, it's art, and whether it's music or literature, if there is something that changes when you encounter art, people also change. That's the story.

Art is about expressing oneself. In that pure nature, there is no shame, no sense of honor, and all I have is myself united with heaven and earth. If you want to touch that situation even a little bit, there's nothing more suitable than this comic.

It's so funny! I can sympathize with the fact that each character is unique and has its own appeal, and the detailed and delicate psychological depiction of the content! Growing up while receiving stimulation from various parts of life makes me feel young, and the pictures are beautiful and the characters are stylish and cool, and that alone is interesting to look at!

I read it until Hachiko passed the University of the Arts. I read it while thinking about the pain of childbirth and the depth of art.