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Originally Posted by Triple_R
I mean, I'm certainly not saying that True Tears' overall artistic style is identical to either of those employed by Kyoto Animation, but there are many aspects that True Tears' overall artistic style shares with Kyoto Animation.
Consider the two screenshots:
Now there are nuanced differences between the two, of course, but there's quite a few things alike between them as well. |
like how to be more specific? Sincerely speaking, I'm looking at the two screenshots and I fail to see what exactly you are trying to get at with regards to the art style. The two pictures are fundamentally different and the only thing they shared in similarity is the subject matter: two people. I can go in more detail and describe how there's a stronger presence of blues and greens in the first one, or how it follows a light logic; but given that they not very alike in essence, I have little to no idea if this really proves something about True Tears sharing similarities with Kyoani's works in terms of art style.