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#同一人物が描いたとは思えない絵を晒してみる
ちなみに。
1、アナログ・利手
2、デジタル・利手
3、アナログ・逆手
4、デジタル・逆手
差分
Some stupid shitpost pics of my Oviraptor boi I just did… There will be more
@EgyptianShumba @D51_777 Hi!Harry(*´`*)💕
Thanks as always.
I am so happy you mentioned my 22 replies here.
However, 22 replies are huge, so I was worried if my many replies bothered your Tweet.
The illustration of Lou Christie drawn by Mr. Yamashita is so nice!
Thanks for quoting me
ありがとう、Harry🌺.
@EgyptianShumba @D51_777 Hi!Harry(*´`*)💕
Returning to the manga, this expression first appeared in Fujio Akatsuka's work "Genius Bakabon(天才バカぼん)"at the beginning of the Showa period.
In ancient performing arts, this 呆けた顔(stupid face) may be referred to as a paused expression.
ありがとう🌺.
@EgyptianShumba @D51_777 Hi!Harry(*´`*)💕
Wow!Thanks a lot.
...but you look stunned and soften the mood of the place.
That way, if someone tells you you're stupid, you won't get into a fight.
This 呆けた顔(stunned expression) is used not only in manga and performing arts, but also in our daily lives.
@EgyptianShumba @D51_777 Hi!Harry(*´`*)💕
Wow!Thanks a lot.
...it is a blurry expression to avoid the seriousness.
We Japanese also call this expression “天然ぼけ(natural blur)".
For example, even if someone tells you that you are stupid, you don't get angry when you argue....,
@EgyptianShumba @D51_777 Hi!Harry(*´`*)💕
Wow!Thanks a lot.
Such facial expressions are not only found in ancient Japanese traditional performing arts, Kyogen, and rakugo, but also in modern comedians and comics.
For example, in the comedy performing arts scene, when the story becomes serious and serious
@EgyptianShumba @D51_777 Hi!Harry(*´`*)💕
Wow!Thanks a lot.
Such expressions are often found in Japanese manga books.
We call this a “呆けた顔(stupid funny face)”, but it's not a silly expression, but rather a friendly expression.
@EgyptianShumba @D51_777 Hi!Harry(*´`*)💕
Wow!Thanks a lot.
You quoted on yourTweet what I said!
I am so happy that you did so.
She Sold Me Magic 魔法Japanese version cover photo illustration by Yamashita.
Yes.We Japanese call this facial expression “呆けた顔(stupid funny face)”.
She Sold Me Magic
魔法
by @D51_777
The facial expression is similar to the Noh, Kyogen & Rakugo of ancient Japanese traditional performing arts. It’s often seen in the facial expressions "“呆けた顔 (stupid funny face)" in Japanese manga books
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@JottahDesigner Fui convencia pela "capa" super conceito feita com certeza no Photoshop com horas de trabalho kijggfcgjj.
Bem eu desenhos coisinhas assim e é isso.... Oi gente