In the following list we try to bring everyone's attention to some of the most amazing anime with beautiful art style. The ...

Of the many shonen franchises in existence, it’s hard to deny that the Dragon Ball series isn’t the biggest in the video game ...

Yuka Sakuma is a painter and illustrator based in Nagoya, Japan. Inspired by the nihonga school, her work has been exhibited ...

Virender Sehwag cheekily attempted to jinx RCB ahead of the final, hoping to tilt the luck in favour of his former franchise. The Indian Premier League is poised to crown a new champion this ...

Just announced at Star Wars Celebration, The Art of Star Wars: A New Hope - The Manga will head to Kickstarter before it hits shelves. Almost three decades after it first hit print, Hisao Tamaki ...

Ghibli-style art is gaining widespread popularity as users transform their photos using Google Gemini's AI model. This trend, inspired by Hayao Miyazaki's distinctive animation, is easily ...

Anime about art has depicted various artists, arts, and creative processes in insightful and entertaining ways over the years. Some anime provide a window into the dedication, struggles ...

The sixth volume of The Art of Anime will offer a selection of anime treasures from Hayao Miyazaki‘s studio that brought cult-classics like My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke ...

One of Japan’s—and the world’s—most beloved art forms is getting a rightful tribute at the de Young Museum in San Francisco. Opening in September, “Art of Manga” will array more than ...

Every artist has their unique spin on the series they draw, but the art styles of these iconic anime and manga artists have stood the test of time and become so well known that they've inspired ...

Since the postwar period, “the forefront of Japanese art was manga,” he told Sam Thorne, CEO of Japan House, who moderated the talk at the V&A, which was part of Japan Cultural Expo 2.0. The ...

Art isn’t numbers on a spreadsheet. It’s life itself. In “Look Back,” the film based on Tatsuki Fujimoto’s one-shot manga, two teenage girls bond over their love of creating manga.