Anyone knows if there's a good japanese youtube video or an artbook that teaches manga panelling? I'm already studying stuff from manga i'm currently reading but i would love to listen to insights from professionals.
>>8026944Pretty sure coloso.global has a course that touches on this if you just search for “manga” or “storytelling”
>>8026944Hiro Mashima YouTube channel have a few videos on paneling, I watched a few and they're great.Manga Paneling is heavily inspired by cinema, specially storyboards.Basically you just combine cinematic angles, like the dutch angle, with panels with all sort of sizes, shapes and dynamic layouts like the diagonal ones and borderless panels, like a full character outside panels for introduction.Here's the video I watched:>https://youtu.be/jnmvxnLVeUo?is=xKPm2vbvDKV2GgKA>>8027194Coloso is a huge time sink, by the time you're finished with the course you probably forgot 99% of it, they're loooong.
Bakuman unironically