さーか

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さーか

@saka02_

マンガを描くぞ〜〜

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Amazonアソシエイト参加中Joined February 2020

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さーか’s posts

ワタシがTwitterを続ける理由

フォロワー多い人にフォローされた時のドキドキを漫画にしました　1/2

エッセイ漫画の絵が雑になる理由　1/3

Three panels of a black-and-white manga featuring a character with short hair and a bob haircut, wearing a dress and holding a microphone on a stage with an audience. In the second panel, the character stands next to a whiteboard displaying Japanese text. In the third panel, the character holds a marker, gesturing toward the whiteboard with Japanese text and speech bubbles.

アルゴリズムの向こう側へ　1/4

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フォロワー多い人にフォローされた時のドキドキを漫画にしました　2/2

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エッセイ漫画の絵が雑になる理由　3/3

エッセイ漫画は牛丼だった　1/4

This manga-style comic strip depicts a student's experience with essay writing. In the first panel, the student is sitting at a desk, contemplating whether to write an essay or not, with the text suggesting a preference for gyudon (a Japanese beef bowl dish) over the essay. The second panel shows the student looking at a phone, possibly distracted or seeking inspiration, with text indicating a struggle with the essay topic. The final panel shows the student back at the desk, now actively writing the essay, with a resigned expression, suggesting a reluctant acceptance of the task. The comic humorously captures the procrastination and eventual commitment to academic work, using simple, clean line art typical of manga.

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エッセイ漫画の絵が雑になる理由　2/3

漫画を作画する時のワタシの脳内　1/2

This manga-style comic strip illustrates the thought process of the artist, さーか (@saka02_), when creating manga. The first panel shows a character with a unique hairstyle, possibly the artist, saying 'I'm drawing'. The second panel depicts a more detailed scene with characters in a formal setting, suggesting a transition from a simple idea to a more complex scene. The third panel shows a simplified figure with a floating head, indicating the artist's focus on character design. The fourth panel features a character with a detailed expression, showing the artist's attention to facial expressions. The final panels depict the artist's thought process, with stick figures and text indicating the progression from basic shapes to detailed characters. The text in the image is in Japanese, providing insight into the artist's creative steps.

#怒らないので一人1つぐらい偏見をどうぞ SNS漫画の闇

この世界のどこかにいるあなたへ　1/3

芸大に通っていた頃の話

絵描きさんに知ってほしいこと

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アルゴリズムの向こう側へ　4/4

才能の正体

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アルゴリズムの向こう側へ　2/4

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アルゴリズムの向こう側へ　3/4

Kindleインディーズはタピオカになったんだ　1/3

The image is a three-panel manga-style comic featuring a character discussing the decline of Kindle Indie books, comparing them to the trend of tapioca (bubble tea). In the first panel, the character is holding a smartphone and mentions that Kindle Indie books have become like tapioca. The second panel shows the character expressing excitement about Amazon's 10 billion yen fund for indie publishing. The third panel humorously depicts the character's realization that the fund is distributed among many creators, resulting in a small amount per person. The text in the post mentions "Kindleインディーズはタピオカになったんだ" which translates to "Kindle Indies have become like tapioca."

アカウントを4なせるな　1/7

マンガを描きたいのに描けない状態を漫画にしました　1/2

漫画を読ませた人と読んだ人　1/2

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漫画を作画する時のワタシの脳内　2/2

This manga-style comic strip illustrates the creative process of drawing manga, focusing on the artist's internal thought process. The first panel shows a character reading a book, with text indicating the artist's contemplation about drawing. The second panel humorously depicts the artist's brain as a character, guiding the drawing process. The third panel shows the artist and the brain character in a church-like setting, emphasizing the seriousness of the creative process. The subsequent panels depict the artist's progression from initial sketches to detailed character design, with humorous interactions between the artist and the brain character. The final panels show the artist refining the character, with the brain character providing feedback and encouragement. The text throughout the comic is in Japanese, adding to the authenticity of the manga creation theme.

This manga-style comic strip illustrates the creative process of drawing manga, focusing on the artist's internal thought process. The first panel shows a character reading a book, with text indicating the artist's contemplation about drawing. The second panel humorously depicts the artist's brain as a character, guiding the drawing process. The third panel shows the artist and the brain character in a church-like setting, emphasizing the seriousness of the creative process. The subsequent panels depict the artist's progression from initial sketches to detailed character design, with humorous interactions between the artist and the brain character. The final panels show the artist refining the character, with the brain character providing feedback and encouragement. The text throughout the comic is in Japanese, adding to the authenticity of the manga creation theme.

This manga-style comic strip illustrates the creative process of drawing manga, focusing on the artist's internal thought process. The first panel shows a character reading a book, with text indicating the artist's contemplation about drawing. The second panel humorously depicts the artist's brain as a character, guiding the drawing process. The third panel shows the artist and the brain character in a church-like setting, emphasizing the seriousness of the creative process. The subsequent panels depict the artist's progression from initial sketches to detailed character design, with humorous interactions between the artist and the brain character. The final panels show the artist refining the character, with the brain character providing feedback and encouragement. The text throughout the comic is in Japanese, adding to the authenticity of the manga creation theme.

This manga-style comic strip illustrates the creative process of drawing manga, focusing on the artist's internal thought process. The first panel shows a character reading a book, with text indicating the artist's contemplation about drawing. The second panel humorously depicts the artist's brain as a character, guiding the drawing process. The third panel shows the artist and the brain character in a church-like setting, emphasizing the seriousness of the creative process. The subsequent panels depict the artist's progression from initial sketches to detailed character design, with humorous interactions between the artist and the brain character. The final panels show the artist refining the character, with the brain character providing feedback and encouragement. The text throughout the comic is in Japanese, adding to the authenticity of the manga creation theme.

灰ネコと少女(1/6)

才能があるのに消えた人

デスゲーム　1/4

This manga-style comic strip depicts a scene from a 'death game' scenario. The first panel shows a girl with short hair, looking concerned, saying, "I'm sorry, I'm really scared." The second panel reveals a framed photo of a man on the wall, with the girl looking at it and another character asking, "Who is this person?" The third panel shows a man with glasses, who seems to be explaining something, saying, "I will explain." The setting appears to be indoors, possibly a room where the game is taking place. The dialogue is in Japanese, adding cultural context to the narrative.

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この世界のどこかにいるあなたへ　3/3

ブルースカイの呪い　1/4

「生まれ変わってもまたネコになりたい」第10話