Name: Delve into Tokyo's amazing art scene
Uploaded: 2020-10-24T00:05:33.000Z
Duration: 3 min 22 s
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my impression of Tokyo is this is a city where aesthetics and appearances really matter.

E have a feeling that I'd be able to understand Tokyo a little bit better by doubling a bit in its artsy.

So I'm gonna be exploring a little bit of the old art world and also a little bit of than you I'm gonna be starting by exploring Sumi.

A lovely so mia pain does paint, not what they saw.

So it's not about trying to be as accurate or as detailed as possible.

Soon it could be described as a minimalist art form.

Apparently the white represents the universe, while the black ink itself represents the material world.

So I'm now going from the very Zen traditional world off sunnier to the larger than life ultra modern world of Mangga.

In a lot of parts of the world comics, the scene is really niche.

In Japan, Mangga is a part of everyday Tokyo life.

So some people say it's more like engineering engineering.

It's amazing how quickly the faces transforming the group's basic lines.

What I find interesting is how cinema has influenced the creation of manga.

The characters can be depicted from different angles, a bit like a camera.

Monday's, of course, drawing so can't move and no sound.

We think the money is not reading more like watching like TV.

Two different art forms, One ancient, one modern Having experienced both of them, has made me see the city a little bit differently as well.

 What they both have in common is this sense of intent, every brush stroke, there's meaning behind it. 

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Delve into Tokyo's amazing art scene

meditation

apparently

material

basically