CATDOLL: Japanese manga editor: As long as the cartoonist can write good lines, he will become famous in the future

At the recent "Artists' Meeting" event, Masaaki Takeshi, the editor-in-chief of "Uo to Tora", summarized the important keys for cartoonists to become famous based on his 30 years of experience as a comics editor and the experience of many well-known cartoonists such as Fujita Kazuhiro who discovered "Uo to Tora".

Editors are not only spiritual partners of cartoonists, but also spiritual mentors. It is more important to support cartoonists' creation on a spiritual level. When reading comics, the most important thing is "lines". He said, "People who can write good lines will become popular no matter how bad they draw at the beginning", because writing good lines means knowing how to set up characters, and each character's language has its own characteristics. Another important point when creating comics is "listening to other people's opinions". It does not mean that everyone's opinions should be listened to, but that the correct suggestions should be chosen to actively improve. Because always insisting on one's own opinions will make the works too similar, soft thinking is very important for creators.

So what do you think? Do you think that as long as you write the character's lines well, you can become famous as Musha Masaaki said?

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