【行動力とモチベーションが上がる！】僕がアニメーターになれたススメの本

Summary

この動画は、アニメーターとしてのキャリアをスタートした方法と、その過程で影響を受けた書籍について語る。主人公は25～26歳でアニメーターを目指すようになり、29歳に専門学校に入学し、30歳でアニメーション制作会社に入社。彼は自分自身が描くことができないと感じていたが、何かを成し遂げるために必要なスキルを身につけることを決意した。彼は人生を豊かにするために、自分自身がやりたいことを追求することが重要であると強調している。

Takeaways

• 📚 動画では、アニメーターになるための推薦書について話されています。
• 💡 動画の作成者は、25～26歳頃からアニメーターを目指し、29歳でアニメ制作会社に入社しました。
• 🌟 アニメーターになるための動機は、人々の心を動かすことができたからです。
• 🎨 アニメーターとしてのキャリアは、技術的なスキルだけでなく、人とのつながりや社会への貢献も大切です。
• 👨‍🎓 30歳を過ぎても、新しい職業にチャレンジすることは遅くありません。
• 📖 推薦される本は、技術的な内容ではなく、人生の選択や行動に影響を与えるものです。
• 🌐 動画では、アニメーターやイラストレーター、漫画家など、アート業界に興味のある人々に向けてアドバイスが提供されています。
• 💼 仕事を選ぶ際は、将来の経済状況や家庭の形成を考慮することが重要です。
• 👥 人生経験豊富な人たちは、彼らの行動や言葉に特別な「オーラ」を持っています。
• 🚀 何かを成し遂げるためには、すぐに行動を起こすことが大切です。
• 📚 本を読むことで、人生の選択や行動に影響を与える力を持つ情報を得ることができます。

Q & A

動画の中で話されたアニメーターになるための主人公の動機は何ですか？

主人公は、人々の心を動かすことができた作品を作ることで、自分の存在意義を見出すことに興味を持ったため、アニメーターになりたいと決めました。

主人公がアニメーターになるために最初に読んだ本は何ですか？

主人公が最初に読んだ本书是、技術的な描き方やアニメーションの本ではなく、一般読者向けの本であり、主人公がアニメーターになることができた理由の一つであると述べています。

主人公がどのような経歴を持ち、アニメーターになるまでどのようなプロセスを経験しましたか？

主人公は25〜26歳頃にアニメーターを目指すようになり、その後、資金を貯金して専門学校に通い、29歳でアニメ制作会社に入社し、30歳頃にアニメーターになりました。

アニメ業界でのキャリアアップについて、主人公はどのように考えていますか？

主人公は、40歳を近づくにつれて、経済的な面や家族を支える責任を考慮し、アニメーターの仕事だけにとどまらず、他の分野にもチャレンジすることを考えています。

主人公がアニメーターとして働く中で感じた不満や挑戦は何ですか？

主人公は、アニメーターの仕事で直接感謝されることは少なく、自分の描いたシーンが作品の300カットの一部に過ぎないため、報酬を感じることが難しいと感じました。

YouTuberとして活動している主人公の、最も魅力的なポイントは何ですか？

主人公は、YouTubeで活動することで、直接視聴者とインタラクションでき、自分の作品や活動に対して直接的なフィードバックを得ることが大切だと感じています。

主人公がおすすめの本を読書して得た影響は何ですか？

おすすめの本を読書したことで、主人公は自分の人生に様々な経験を積むことの重要性を再認識し、何かを成し遂げるためにはすぐに行動を起こすことが重要だと学びました。

動画で話された「夢は逃げない、逃げるは汝輩だ」という言葉の意味は何ですか？

この言葉は、夢を実現するためには自分自身が行動を起こさなければならないという意味です。夢は待っているわけではなく、自分自身が夢を追いかける努力をすれば、夢は実現できるというメッセージです。

主人公がアニメーターとして働く際に感じた最も大きなハードシップは何ですか？

主人公が感じた最も大きなハードシップは、身体的な疲れと経済的な問題です。特に40歳を過ぎると、長時間の仕事に耐えることが難しくなり、将来についての不安を感じることがありました。

主人公がアニメーターとして参加した作品の中で印象に残ったものは何ですか？

主人公は、PreCureシリーズに参加することができ、その作品のストーリーが非常に印象に残りました。彼は、人々に感動を与える作品を作ることに関心を持っており、そのためにアニメーターとして働くことに魅力を感じました。

主人公が今後の目標として考える職業は何ですか？

主人公は、今後の目標として学校の教師に就くことを考えています。彼は、自分の知識や経験を生かして若い世代に教育することの重要性を認識しています。

Outlines

00:00

🎨 アニメーターへの道のり

この段落では、述說者が自分がアニメーターになることを決意するまでの過程について語っています。25〜26歳でアニメーターになることを目指し始め、29歳に専門学校に入学し、30歳でアニメーション制作会社に入社し、アニメーターとしてのキャリアをスタートさせました。彼は、アニメーターになるための決定的なきっかけとして、若い頃に読んだ一冊の本的影响について話しています。

05:01

👨‍👩‍👧 家族を持ち、人生の選択

述說者は、家族を持ち、子供を育てることについて語り、自分自身が本当にやりたいことと、家族を支える責任との間で葛藤を経験しました。彼は、アニメーターとしてのキャリアを続けることの難しさと、年齢を重ねることで体力労働に苦しむことについても触れています。しかし、彼は自分が持っている経験や知識を活かして、新しいキャリアの可能性を模索しています。

10:02

🌟 人生の選択と挑戦

この段落では、述說者は自分自身の人生の選択と挑戦について深く掘り下げています。彼は、様々なことに興味を持ち、その中から自分が本当にやりたいことを見つけることの重要性について話しています。彼は、自分が影響を受けた本を紹介し、その本がどのように彼の人生の方向性を変え、新しいことに挑戦する勇気を与えたかについて述べています。

15:02

📚 影響力のある本の紹介

述說者は、自分がアニメーターになったきっかけとなった本の紹介を行います。彼は、本が彼の人生観やキャリア選択に与えた影響について詳細に説明し、若い読者に向けて、この本を読んで自分の人生に役立てることを勧めています。また、彼は自分のYouTubeチャンネルでの活動や、絵を描くためのスキルを向上させるための書籍やオンラインサロンについても触れています。

20:05

🖌️ 絵を描くためのサポート

最後の段落では、述說者は視聴者に向けて、絵を描くためのサポートを提供する活動について紹介しています。彼は、オンラインサロンでの絵のクラスやイラストの修正、コミュニティでの交流など、様々な方法で絵を描くスキルを向上させることができると述べています。また、視聴者に対して、次の動画でお互いに学び合う機会があることを予告しています。

Keywords

💡アニメーター

アニメーターとは、映画やテレビ番組などのアニメーション作品を制作する職業です。本動画では、話者が自分自身がアニメーターになりた動機や経験を共有し、視聴者に向けてアニメーターとしてのキャリアについて詳しく説明しています。

💡モチベーション

モチベーションとは、何かを達成するために必要な意欲やエネルギーを指す心理学用語です。動画中では、話者がアニメーターとしてのキャリアを始めた理由として、モチベーションの向上につながった書籍を紹介しています。また、視聴者に対しても、アニメーターとしての道を選ぶ際に必要なモチベーションを高めることが勧められています。

💡キャリア

キャリアとは、職業や生活の道を指す言葉で、個人が選んだ仕事の範囲や進路を表します。本動画では、話者がアニメーターとしてのキャリアをスタートし、その過程で直面した課題や考え方を共有しています。また、視聴者に対しても、自分たちのキャリアを考える上でのヒントを提供しています。

💡スキル

スキルとは、特定の分野で必要な能力や技術を指します。アニメーターとしては、絵を描くスキルが不可欠です。動画中では、話者がアニメーターになるために絵を描くスキルを磨き、その過程で自分自身のモチベーションが高まったことを述べています。

💡挑戦

挑戦とは、新しいことに試みることや困難を克服しようとする行動を指します。動画では、話者が自己のキャリアに対する挑戦を通じて、成長と変化を遂げる過程を説明しています。特に、新しい職業を始める際には、勇気が必要であり、それが挑戦として捉えられることが多いです。

💡キャリアチェンジ

キャリアチェンジとは、既存の職業や業種から別のものに移行することを指します。動画の主人公は、30歳でアニメーターになるためにキャリアチェンジを経験しており、その過程での考え方やアドバイスを視聴者に共有しています。また、動画では、ライフスタイルや経済状況を考慮した上で、キャリアチェンジを決意する際の注意点が言及されています。

💡人生の選択

人生の選択とは、個人が自分自身の人生において取るべき道や決定を指します。動画では、話者が自分自身の人生選択について詳しく語り、特に将来についての不確実性や焦りを解決するために、アニメーターとしての道を選択した理由を説明しています。また、視聴者に対しても、自分自身の人生選択を通じて夢や目標を達成する方法を提案しています。

💡影響

影響とは、他者や物事が個人や集団に与える力や役割を指します。動画中では、特定の書籍やテレビ番組が話者に与えた影響について説明されており、それが彼のキャリア選択や生活スタイルに大きな影響を与えたことを強調しています。また、視聴者に向けても、外部の影響を受けることの重要性について言及されています。

💡夢

夢とは、個人が抱える願望や目標を指す言葉です。動画では、話者が自分自身の夢を追いかけた経験を共有し、視聴者に向けても夢を追うことの重要性について説明しています。特に、夢を達成するために必要な行動や選択をすることが、個人の成長や幸せにつながるというメッセージが込められています。

💡キャリアアップ

キャリアアップとは、既存の職業に対してスキルや知識を向上させることを指します。動画の主人公は、アニメーターとしてのスキルを磨き、キャリアアップを遂げた経験があります。また、動画では、視聴者に対しても、継続的な学びとスキルアップがキャリアにおいて重要であるというメッセージが伝えられています。

Highlights

The video discusses recommended books that helped the speaker become an animator.

The speaker decided to become an animator at the age of 25-26, which is considered late in the industry.

The speaker saved money, attended a vocational school, and joined an animation company at 29.

The speaker's motivation to become an animator was influenced by a book read in their youth.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of taking action and not just focusing on drawing skills to become an animator.

The speaker's initial career goal was related to music, but they shifted towards animation after watching a Precure show.

The speaker's desire to create works that touch people's hearts was a significant factor in their career choice.

The speaker faced economic and physical challenges as they aged in the anime industry.

The speaker found teaching others to be a natural fit and something they enjoyed.

The speaker's YouTube channel provides useful information for those wanting to pursue art as a career.

The speaker shares their experience of feeling unfulfilled in part-time jobs and the desire for a more rewarding career.

The speaker discusses the reality of the anime industry and the lack of older animators.

The speaker's transition from animator to potentially becoming a school teacher reflects their desire for variety and new experiences.

The speaker's philosophy is to try different things and not be confined to one career or path.

The speaker's experience with a book by Ayumu Takahashi greatly influenced their approach to life and career.

The speaker's advice to those feeling anxious about their future is to take action towards what they want to do.

The speaker's personal journey includes various experiences such as meeting influential people and traveling the world with family.

The speaker concludes by encouraging viewers to pursue their dreams and try different things in life.

Transcripts

This video has translated subtitles in 15 languages.

Yes, hello everyone

Hello, this is hide channel

This time, my energy and motivation will increase.

I would like to talk about the recommended books

that helped me become an animator.

We received the following questions from viewers:

If you don't mind, I would like you to tell me what made you want to become an animator.

You are watching this video

I think there are many people among you

who would like to become involved in the art industry,

such as animators, manga artists, and illustrators.

However, there is a bad impression that it is due to age

and that the industry requires hard labor

even though it does not make money,

so I am not sure if I will be able to do it in the future.

I think there are many people who feel anxious and want to get a job as a painter,

but are worried about what to do.

I started aiming to become an animator when I was around 25 to 26 years old.

From there, he saved up money,

entered a vocational school, and joined an animation production company at the age of 29.

Becoming an animator at around 30 years old

is quite late in the animation industry,

so I think normally people would be a little hesitant to start

aiming to become an animator at that age,

but I decided to become an animator.

The reason I've come this far has a lot to do with a book I read when I was young.

The book I'm going to introduce this time is not a so-called technique

book on how to draw or animation,

but is a book for general reading, but I guess you could say that it was

thanks to this book that I was able to become an animator. I don't know

So, this time I will explain why I started aiming to become an animator

and how my energy and motivation increased.

I would like to dig deeper and talk about the books

I recommend that helped me become an animator.

If you watch this video till the end

The reason why I was able to become an animator at nearly 30 years old

and my ability to take action and motivation increases

I think you'll get an idea of the books I recommend,

so if you're an animator or someone who wants to work in art,

but you're feeling anxious, or if you want to work in art, but...

If you don't have the energy and motivation to take action, please watch until the end.

Also, this channel will feature animators, illustrators,

manga artists, etc.

I send out useful information to people

who want to make art a career,

so if you like it,

please subscribe to the channel and set up notifications

so that you can see new videos as soon as possible.

This video is a cutout video of the live broadcast.

Please note that the audio may be difficult to hear in some parts.

Let's get on with it

What made you want to become an animator?

I became an animator when I was 29,

but I was doing completely unrelated things

until I was 25 or 6.

I wonder what will happen if I continue like this

when I reach 30 or 40.

I have a vague sense of anxiety.

At times like these, if I somehow manage to live a relaxed life,

I wonder if my life is okay the way it is.

I feel like there's something more I can do.

I wonder if there's something more serious I should do.

What I was doing at the time may have been good for me,

but I was working as a freelancer

or part-time worker

to make a living,

but I didn't feel it was rewarding.

I was thinking that I would like to do

something musically related.

I'm starting to think that's not the case.

It's different because something doesn't work out.

It's not that this path doesn't seem

right for me.

That's what I vaguely thought

as I worked part-time late at night.

At that time, when I finished work in the morning

and went home and turned on the TV,

I would see TV anime on Sundays.

At that time, my life had nothing

to do with animation.

I happened to watch some TV show that was vaguely showing Precure,

and it was an episode with a really good story.

I want to make a career out of touching

people like that.

The thing that influenced me was the PreCure show that was playing at the time.

"Let's do anime"

This is how we distribute

and answer questions for beginners.

I like the fact that it somehow

touches that person,

and that's what makes my existence worthwhile.

That's why I want to create

works by doing things like that.

I don't get into it

because I want to get better at drawing or anything like that.

Of course I had to get better at

drawing as a result,

but I had a favorite piece of work.

I would like to participate in something like that too

Rather, I think my motivation was that I wanted to do

something that could move

people's hearts as a career.

It just happened to be an animation.

I want to send out something that touches people's hearts.

Rather than wanting to do something on my own,

I thought about wanting to be involved in that

kind of creative work.

I tried it, and I also participated in PreCure,

but once you get into the anime industry,

this is where it gets real.

I've been around for a while,

and ended up

reaching around 40.

I also thought, ``Oh, is it okay to stay like this?''

I came here because I liked it,

but it was a black job.

When you reach around 40, you start thinking about economic aspects.

When I started a family

and had children,

Also, I wonder if it's okay

to just pursue what I want

to do.

When I had to support my wife and child,

I did what I wanted to do.

I think I should shift my goals a little more.

For now, I did what I wanted to do.

Regarding what I learned during that time.

Anyway, the money is cheap,

and animators are paid when they have children

or go out with their families,

and when I thought about what I wanted to do, this profession of animator

Also, when I look up, the reality is that there are almost no people in their 50s

or 60s left in the anime industry.

I'm like, "Where the hell did everyone go?"

There's also the issue of physical strength.

In the end, I think we all feel that as we get older,

it becomes tiring to continue working

at a long-term job.

Even if you work 18 hours a day when you're young,

as you get older, it's no longer possible.

There are various influences

such as reading books by various people,

but in my 30s I can still work depending on my physical strength.

I think I read somewhere that once you reach 40,

you should take advantage of your previous experience and shift to work

that requires your brain,

and I think that's true.

As I approach my 40s, I feel like I

can't just continue to compete with my

physical strength.

Maybe it's still good in your 30's

I'm feeling really tired.

In the end, I ended up wearing two pairs of sandals,

but I guess it suits my nature to teach others.

What is often said is

People say to me, ``You're very good at explaining things,''

but it's a talent

I don't realize I have.

"Oh, really?"

I'm glad to hear that,

but it makes me wonder

if I had that ability too...

Of course, I studied a lot for that purpose.

The order in which to communicate things,

how to communicate them well, etc.

How can I convey it more easily?

Also, the way I speak,

I tend to talk lazily,

but I also

practice my smooth tongue,

which is great for doing YouTube.

In the midst of all this,

I think this is more fun at the moment.

When you work as an animator,

your work is evaluated, but each animator is directly thanked.

Nothing happened.

If it were now, it would be SNS “X” etc.

There may be an exchange where someone says, ``I did this scene,''

and then says, ``That's amazing.''

When I was doing the best in my current career

In the end, the scene

I drew was just a part of 300 cuts.

There are 300 cuts per episode,

so what did you do?

In the end, it is

the company, director, and illustrator

of the work that gets evaluated,

and animator is not the only one in the whole group

who receives such a direct thank you.

In that sense, it's not very rewarding.

Everyone on YouTube can comment directly, right?

It's very rewarding

I wish there was even one person who would say that

I can feel like, “Ah,

I’m glad I did this,” and that’s what makes the difference.

Some people say, ``It takes a lot of courage

to change jobs so quickly,''

or ``I can't quit my job,''

but I think it's fine if it's something you want to do.

If that doesn't work

I'm taking the stance that I should look for

a new job again.

In that sense,

I'll always be an animator.

It's not like you have to do it all the time.

If you want to change your job now, you can easily change it.

Of course, I think it would be better to have some savings for that.

For example, if you don't have enough savings to last for a year,

I'll probably be in trouble when my business doesn't go well.

But he's also an acquaintance of mine.

It's like someone who runs a business

but has hundreds of millions of dollars in debt,

and talks with the bank every day to make ends meet.

If there's something you want to do, just do it.

I've gotten a little off topic about how I feel

like I'm being allowed to do that.

The reason I wanted to become an animator was

because I had some sort of influence on people like that.

It's just that

animation happened to be the career

I wanted to pursue that would give me emotion.

And now that I'm starting to think that

being a school teacher

would be a good idea,

I think I'll give it a try.

I feel like my life is always fluctuating

What I'm saying is that

I think it's good to have some experiences.

YouTube is also good though

The other day, when I went to Yoyogi Animation

as a guest lecturer,

I realized that there is something more realistic

about meeting people face-to-face

and interacting with them while looking at their faces.

I think I'm the one doing it

I think it's also necessary to meet and talk with real people.

In that sense

Maybe I'll start thinking about

becoming a boat racer again in the future.

Probably not possible due to age.

When I started thinking about becoming a chess master

I'll probably do something like that,

and if I want to do boxing because of my personality, I might do it.

Same thing with muscle training, I do it.

I started doing it for health reasons,

but training your body is also good for your mental health.

I think it's great to work in those areas

and master one job,

but if you have a variety of things

you want to do,

I think it's better to do a variety of things.

If anything, I do it

in a wanderer style.

Hayao Miyazaki has always been an anime director.

I'm originally an animator, so it's not really that big of a deal.

I reluctantly do the supervisory job because there is no one to do it.

You said that you actually wanted to work as an animator,

and I think it's great

to master one job for the rest of your life,

but I also wanted to do something that I wanted to do.

My style is to just give it a try,

and if it's good for me,

then that's fine.

There is one book that has influenced me in that sense,

and I would like to introduce it to you,

but it has nothing to do with the story of painting.

If there's something you want to do

If you are worried about this,

you can read this book when you are in your 20s,

so if you have free time, please read it.

This is a book I want

people who are stuck to read to read this book.Ayumu

Takahashi is the type of person who takes action immediately when he

or she realizes what he or she wants to do.

I read this book when I was 22 or 23 years old,

and it was one of the books that really influenced me.

Originally, this person had vague concerns

about what he would do in the future.

I would like to hear from people who are currently feeling vague

anxiety about the future.

So when he was in college, this person admired cowboys.

So I went to America

Apparently, they return home in despair

about the real life of a cowboy.

Next, he opened a bar inspired by Tom

Cruise's movie ``Cocktail.''

It seems to have gone quite well,

but recently, there was

a training camp

that was like hell.

That's why the story is so interesting

I forgot what I said.

I think they said the participation fee was 100,000 yen, I think it was 150,000 yen.

I think it takes a lot of courage for a student

to pay 100,000 yen

to go to a training camp for two nights and three days.

It seems like I gained a lot from participating in it.

this is interesting

and open a bar

He says he's influenced by Gandhi,

so he's actually going to meet him, so let's go.

Tell me where is Gandhi?

They say they can meet them if they go here,

and then they actually go.

I'll actually meet you

He's the type of person

who immediately puts into action

whatever he thinks he wants to become.

Wouldn't it be cool

if an autobiography with your name was lined up in a bookstore?

People who are doing it with such enthusiasm

create a publishing company.

This is called Sanctuary Publishing.

At that time, I was addicted to Manga Sanctuary.

I like it too, but it's interesting so I want you to read this one too.

For some reason, the book was a hit.

I might not think anything of it now, though.

20 million yen in debt

is pretty tough for a student in his 20s.

This person, who has experienced the depths of despair several times,

has about 8 million yen to open a bar.

When I was younger, I was reminded that

this is the way to live,

and that also influenced me.

I didn't become an animator right away when I said, ``Yes,

I'm going to become an animator!''

But I decided to give it a try anyway,

and I took action right away.

The kind of people who say, "Yes,

I want to become a YouTuber," and just give it a try.

And what did you do after that?

I said yes, let's build a base.

I forget the motive behind this,

but it seems like they're building a hideout or beach rock house in Okinawa.

I went there too, and somehow

I was influenced by this person's book

and decided to do whatever I thought of.

That's why I went to see Okinawa too.

After that, I went to an event with Ayumu.

It just so happened

that Ayumu-san was at TSUTAYA in Sancha,

where I was living at the time, to sell a new book,

and it seemed like he was just there for a meeting.

I'm thinking of arranging them around here, roughly like this.

Maybe that's what happened when we talked about it?

I can't believe there are people

who have seen it before.

It was also good that I was able to say

``Ayumu-san'' at that time and was easily approached.

Opportunity to have a little chat

It's just a little, but let's take a photo together

At that time, I had

the experience of being able to meet someone I admired.

It was very good for me

After all, it's not Ayumu-san vs.

everyone, but Ayumu-san vs. myself.

I happened to be able to meet him

one-on-one and I was able to feel that energy,

which was really great for me.I

don't remember the details of what was said at that time,

word for word, but it was an experience.

Anyway, I said, ``You owe me this.''

I was told things like, ``If you want to repay me for this loan,

you should promote this book anyway.''

At that time, an acquaintance told me that I should

just say it.

Take a picture with me and shake my hand

Let me talk to you

He was a really friendly person and was really nice.

It really struck me that people

with a lot of experience have an aura about them,

and people often say that

celebrities have a great aura.

Because he's a celebrity, he has a great aura.

The behavior of people who have experienced various things,

or something like that, is amazing.

I really felt that, and at that time

I went on a trip around the world with my wife and children.

Maybe the order is different

Maybe it's the other way around

No, that's not true

I think they made a beach rock house first.

You also set up bases in places like New York.

I haven't been here,

but they were setting up a bar.

I think there are many people

who are still involved in various activities,

and a book about them has been published.Going back to the original point,

what is it that you really want to do? Didn't

we talk about that at the beginning?

for what you want to do

Animator, cartoonist, illustrator,

whatever.

Maybe some of you are watching this channel

I think there are many people who want to become better at drawing.

I also keep an eye on what will happen

after I get better at drawing.

Then I got better at drawing

and decided what I wanted to do.

As I said earlier,

Influence people by being influenced by anime

I'd rather do work that moves

people's hearts.

It's win-win

A job that is fun for me and helps people

In the end, the more people are able to help the people around them at work, the more

I think that making money is a job.

In that sense, this job is good.

It will be broadcast nationwide on TV and will be seen by many people.

If you're going to put it in there

A job that helps others and gives you satisfaction

I said, "This is it!"

and became an animator.

You can become better at drawing as a means.

I think it's better

for people who want to get better

at drawing to have one goal in mind when drawing.

If there's something you want to do

I think we should work towards that quickly.

The story is that if you do it, you win.

I'm also thinking that if there's a school that lets me work

as a teacher this year,

I'll give it a try.

Books like this are deep within me,

and I feel like I won't understand until I try.

There are some scary parts like worrying about what to do if you fail,

but it's okay if you just try.

That's why I recommend it to people.

Now that I've talked about it, I've thought about it again.

It helped me organize my head so it was good.

If you are lost, please read it once.

I also want people to realize that

there is a way to live like this.

I only have one life

I thought it would be a good idea to try different things.

``Dreams don't run away,

you're the one who runs away.'' It's a common phrase,

but I think it really hits home.

In the end, it's a matter of what you do.

Thank you everyone for your hard work today

See you next time, this time

I will be more active and motivated.

I became an animator

We talked about recommended books.

For more information about this book, I have included a link in the summary section,

so please check it out if you would like.

I hope you will use this video as a reference.

Important notice here

A book that compiles pictures drawn during live streaming

Drawing practice notes to improve illustration

skills are now on sale at booth

The draft and line drawing are included as a set,

so you can check your hand habits,

stray lines, where to place points when drawing people,

and where to omit them.

It is a book that can be used as a pose collection for reference when drawing,

and can also be used as a reference for pose ideas,

so if you are interested, please check the link in the summary section.

In addition, the hide channel online salon uses teaching materials

and explains them every day on weekdays.

We offer various things to people who want to improve their drawing skills,

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