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Forum - View topicGallery: Range Murata at the Taipei International Book Exhibition 2010
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Wooga
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ahh, that guy is like a machine. I have all five issues of Robot out in English, and I would buy more if they ever get over here. Thanks for posting the pictures.
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Donpablo
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I wish I could've been there! Also wish they'd bring over more volumes of Robot...
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Elves
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That. Is friggin' awesome. I totally want that computer setup. Thanks for bringing this to us ANN staffers!
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reanimator
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I'm not fan of Range Murata, but as an art student, I think that folks at Taiwan are VERY lucky to see step-by-step drawing process of Range Murata. Even though U.S. conventions invite Japanese illustrators and animators to their conventions, I don't know if they did drawing demonstration yet. It would be nice if those guests make presentations of their works through demonstration or samples of animatics. I wish fans here mention that to their local conventions when they invite Japanese guests.
There is one thing that bothered me though, the writer is keep on using the word "Pseudocolor" for drawing demonstration. Granted that the artist used computer to draw his picture, however the word sounds like colors used are false therefore they're not a part of the whole digital painting. |
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reanimator
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Actually, the Wacom Cintiq monitor that Murata used costs $2,000. I wouldn't spend that much money on the monitor until my drawing skill improve significantly. For time being, I'm sticking with my tablet. |
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dormcat
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Er, I used the term because the hue of applied color(s) could be adjusted freely, much like we've been doing in fluorescent microscopy (my day job) and digital photography (my hobby). Perhaps there's a more precise and appropriate terminology you know? |
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bleuster
 Posts: 455 Location: Orange County |
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Were those copies the fans were holding a new doujin of his?
That presentation was awesome. I've always wondered how he created some of his art. I remember the extras in Blue Submarine it showed him actually painting. I've just abandoned all hope of ever seeing the rest of the Robot volumes released in English. DMP dropped it after it became a "licensing hell" and it seems Udon Entertainment dropped it for the same reason if what they told me is anything to go by. Not to mention the last volume (10) was released over two years ago. |
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littlegreenwolf
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Gah, I want one of those wacoms so badly. Still, I've always loved Murata's work and it's awesome to see a demonstration of how he goes about creating those amazing images.
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dormcat
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Posts: 9902 Location: New Taipei City, Taiwan, ROC |
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Yes. In order to be eligible for his autograph, one has to purchase an "autograph kit," which contains: 1. An autograph board featuring "China dress girl" (specifically designed for TIBE 2010) 2. A carrying bag featuring "China dress girl" 3. Ten DVD-R discs featuring "China dress girl" 4. One limited edition of Robot volume 3 5. One Robot volume 9 (premiered at TIBE 2010) 6. Murata's latest dōjinshi SHANGRI-LA character filegraphy, originally debuted at Winter Comiket 2009 (12/31/09) |
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Kiriska
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I don't really have a problem with "pseudocolor," but I do think it might be misleading for those who are unfamiliar with the process. Perhaps "temporary color" or "filler color" would work better? They would then be adjusted to a "final color" at the end. |
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belvadeer
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Wow, amazing O_O
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mckg1
 Posts: 287 Location: From Puerto Rico living in Japan |
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Nice! I have gatta say he is amazing with his work. I have last exile on my collection. He is someone that loves what he does for a living. Most people don't have a Job that they enjoy, I am glad he puts so much effort in his work!
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reanimator
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Oh I'll gladly give out better suggestions for other readers' sake. No fancy art terms, of course. I would use the words like foundation color to describe his first application of the color. By doing so, it sounds like he is setting up a foundation to add more subtle color layers to enhance details. Which is what he was doing in first place. I pointed out the word because it sounds more mechanical than organic. "Psedocolor" sounds like some technical jargon that is meant only for pros. When you mentioned "fluorescent microscopy" as your job, I still have no idea what that is because there is no brief description. I don't want to hurt your feeling or anything, but it feels like you're throwing in unnecessary industry/professional jargons to describe something. |
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TheBigN
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Seeing Range in action through pictures is great to see. I wouldn't mind watching a video of those 55 minutes in action as well.
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dormcat
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Posts: 9902 Location: New Taipei City, Taiwan, ROC |
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Indeed, "foundation" (cosmetically speaking) might be more user-friendly. You have to forgive someone who had never tried makeup in his entire life for not having that word in his everyday vocabulary. 
What do you think, Zac? Should we change the word accordingly to make it easier for general readership?
Believe me, I have been handling organs and organelles on daily basis in the past seven years. That's very "organic." 
Google is your friend.
You could call it an occupational disease. 
I'm afraid that video recording was not allowed for this demonstration. |
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