646 – I shouldn’t have done that (3)
Comics are a huge culture on Earth.
There is no one who has never read comics, especially in Korea, where people come in contact with various cultures.
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Novels do not limit imagination, but they are not intuitive, and accessibility and convenience are poor.
This is why the children of Earth prefer cartoons to texts. Comics don’t have to be read as long as novels.
To be honest, this is something I can’t help. I dare say that there are few cultures on Earth that are more accessible and convenient than cartoons.
So it is no wonder that the first cartoon Carlz showed is getting a lot of attention. How much more did he not show the Normandy landing operation?
[It is not a single picture, but several pictures create a story in harmony.]
[This is a new art. Pictures that tell a story, could anyone have imagined?]
Of course, the world showered countless compliments while watching Carlz’s cartoons.
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Normally, Carlz had a sense of being undervalued, but she reversed everything with the cartoon she showed this time.
First of all, it was Carlz’s unique drawing style, but from my point of view, it was close to the Japanese painting style of my previous life.
That doesn’t mean it doesn’t suit you. First of all, the bloodshed was shady, nabal, and meaningless.
The Japanese painting style is not drawing eyes wide, but a picture close to real life. Suffice it to say that such a technique itself was not invented in the first place.
‘Because it was like this from the beginning.’
Starting with the Hectopascal Kick, there is a naked picture of Lily that I received as a gift. A painting commonly known as Yajjal.
It was probably from then. That Carlz’s drawings are very suitable for illustrations and comics. So I scouted myself.
Of course, he drew the manga on his own. After grinding and grinding for more than several months, I feel like I leveled up on my own.
[It seems that a soul has been put into each picture. Concentrate on the soldier who cries out that he is a mother while clutching at the intestines that have escaped on page 10. Doesn’t it look like the intestines are really sticking out?]
[The structure of the human body is also not a problem. It looks like a real person fighting.]
The structure of the human body, which is a fairly important part in the cartoon, was also praised.
The most difficult thing in comics is the structure of the human body next to drawing.
The structure of the human body must be studied in order to express what is commonly referred to as ‘dynamism’. Instead, you don’t have to major in anatomy like a doctor.
It is enough to know which part moves in a certain way. If the limbs were stretched like rubber like in a cartoon somewhere, the story would be a bit different.
As you can see from Hectopascal Kick and Lily Yazal, Carlz is also good at this part. It was far from the art of today, but his skills were outstanding.
[Surprisingly easy to read. It feels like moving according to the character’s gaze like a movie.]
[I didn’t feel that the lines took over the picture at all. It was so natural that I read it easily.]
The second is readability. It can be said that readability is something in comics, but readability is also surprisingly important.
Sometimes difficult to read comics or webtoons appear in my previous life, but compared to those, it’s much easier to notice.
Especially readability is the most important in action scenes. However, Carls took care of readability in the ‘war’ where bones and flesh were rampant.
This alone is surprising enough, but there was something else even more surprising. The part where I felt he was truly a genius beyond his time.
[The thing that definitely stands out is the directing that can only be seen in movies. Look at the representation of a corpse hit by a shell.]
[The depiction of bullets bouncing off the helmet is excellent. Expressed that bullets flew and bounced with lines.]
That was ‘directing’. It was evident that they put a lot of thought into directing.
In comics, drawing style and anatomy are important, but directing is by far the most important.
If there is no directing, it is just a drawing and cannot be called a cartoon. In the case of Carlz, the ‘Khan’ distribution is overwhelmingly excellent.
When the main character, dazed by shell shock, looked around, I could see the true value of it. First of all, I drew the main character’s face for half of the khan.
If you turn your head to the right, you’ll see soldiers engulfed in flames, and if you look to the left, you’ll see soldiers hit by bullets as soon as they get out of the landing craft.
Finally, at the cry of his subordinate, he hurriedly regained his senses and went into battle again. This alone shows how much of a genius he is.
‘The point of view of the German soldiers firing machine guns in the bunker was well expressed…’
This isn’t something someone taught you, it’s something you learned on your own. Nevertheless, all the main points of the cartoon are tightly packed.
A job that only the so-called unsalted genius can do. Whether or not he took all of these into account, the fact that he has surpassed his time by far remains unchanged.
‘I have to let go now.’
It’s far beyond what I can cover. Now, I have grown into an independent artist, not my own little illustration.
I forcibly made that growth, but let’s move on. There is nothing to be underestimated anymore, so isn’t good good?
In that sense-
“You have worked hard until now, Mr. Carlz.”
“Yes?”
“I don’t think I’ll be able to hold it anymore.”
I called Carls and revealed my true feelings. Carlz opened his eyes wide as if he was taken aback by my words.
Kalz is quite haggard because he literally changed his soul. He listened to me and opened his mouth with a trembling expression.
“Does that mean… You don’t have to draw blood and steel illustrations?”
“Yes. Have you read the newspaper?”
“I saw it, but…”
“To remain as an illustrator seems to hold Mr. Carlz’s ankles.”
This is true. I thought, ‘Hee hee. I can’t go!’ And wants to grab Carls. It’s hard to find someone with that level of talent anywhere.
But if you hold on to him like this, it will be like blocking the prophet’s path. As a person who likes cartoons, I would never do such a thing.
Kalz still looks dumbfounded as if he didn’t notice that my words were sincere. After all, he wanted a vacation. He didn’t want independence.
At this, I smiled softly and said in a playful way.
“I’m also curious about Mr. Carlz’s work. Rather than drawing illustrations of blood and steel, wouldn’t Carls’s own work be better?”
“Ah…”
“I’ll take good care of you from now on. Mr. Carlz, the cartoonist.”
It was only after he said that that Carlz’s expression began to become more and more heated as if he had grasped the situation.
After that, he made a face as if he was barely holding back the explosion and shouted for the world to leave.
“Twaaa!”
A cry filled with a sense of refreshment and liberation. It also feels like stretching.
Well, I’ve changed a lot in the meantime. If it hadn’t been for Carlz, he wouldn’t have even made an offer, let alone a deadline.
“Daheuheuk. I can sleep comfortably now. I can eat properly!”
“··· ···”
I lay on the ground and stared blankly at Carls, who was not sure if he was crying or laughing. Did I change that much?
I looked to the side without saying a word, and saw Adelia staring at me with a strange expression.
What the hell did Carlz do to react like that?
“I paid enough.”
“Money can’t buy time.”
“Hmm.”
I’m running out of things to say. I’ve gotten so used to canned food that I’ve lost almost no concept of time, but it’s not Carl’s.
I feel like I became a bad employer for no reason. Looking back, the evil employer is right.
The situation has naturally become abnormal because of my abnormal series.
Originally, it would have been enough to draw an illustration once a month. It must have been difficult.
“Did you all cry?”
“Sorry. You’ve been rude.”
Carls apologized to me with a face that left a deep aftertaste. The distinctive Mario beard is alive and well.
Anyway, I was a little curious about his plan, saying he would have liberated or even become independent. Even now, there are many people who want the next work of Carlz.
“What are you going to do next? A lot of people are interested in Mr. Carlz.”
“Wouldn’t that interest disappear anyway if I stayed still?”
Kalz replied with a smile on his face. Hearing that answer, I put on a mysterious expression, then looked to the side again.
Adelia also met my gaze just in time. Judging by the look on her face, she seems to be thinking the same thing as me.
There is a saying. When people are happy, they say that judgment is not good. So that happiness doesn’t last long.
Kalz seemed to have lost his sense of reality after being pushed by me. It’s not empty words, I just said that.
If you ask me when, I would say it was in the early days of Zeno’s life. How chewy the liver was at that time.
“Hmm… Wouldn’t it be difficult? Mr. Carlz has blown a new wind into the cultural world. In particular, he pioneered a new genre unlike me.”
“I just drew a picture?”
Carlz tilted his head and expressed his doubts. He seems to have no idea what he’s done.
It can be said that what he has done now is a bigger storm than I was when I wrote the biography of Zenon.
If I presented a new horizon to the original novel, Carlz just opened a new field.
It is like Columbus discovering a new continent. Many comics may appear in the future.
If that’s the case, the name Carl’s Zvasa will surely follow. He was writing a new history.
“This is something to think about carefully. More people will approach Mr. Carlz in the future. Just like I did.”
“You’re not telling scary stories to catch me, are you? I don’t believe you.”
“······Yes?”
“Whoa…”
As he was taken aback by the completely unexpected words, Carlz took a deep breath. He then took a couple of steps back and looked at me with determined eyes.
When I couldn’t even give proper advice because I missed the timing, he suddenly collapsed on his face with an exaggerated gesture.
“Saint Zenon, who gave me money and honor!!”
Kalz shouted in a loud voice. I couldn’t help but be stunned to see him like that.
He usually called me Isaac. But this time he called it Zenon.
With the title of saint in front of that too. What the hell is the situation
“For a long time! I owe you so much!”
“No. I…”
“This grace is forever…! I won’t forget it! Enough!”
It’s Carlz who just says what he has to say and shoots out. I don’t even realize for a moment how fast it is.
Looks like he ran away before I could say a word. If it’s karma, it’ll be karma.
I scratched my head at Carls, who disappeared in an instant. At the same time, Adelia next to me quietly asked.
“Should I catch him?”
“No, that’s fine.”
He went on his own two feet, so how would he catch it? I have no intention of catching it anyway.
“You have to clearly recognize what kind of person you have become in order to understand the situation.”
“Like you did?”
“Maybe.”
He got his freedom, though.
“Will there be people protesting in front of the house soon?”
Ironically, I got the responsibility. A responsibility without any pleasure.
It’s not my part anymore.
“But what are you going to do with the illustrations in the future? It’s impossible to get someone else.”
“For now, I’m going to serialize the series without illustrations. I’ll also explain why there are no illustrations.”
Of course, we plan to put in nuclear bombs somehow.
As a result, Carlz became an independent cartoonist.
[Readers who want cartoons of Zenon’s life and blood and steel are gradually appearing…]
[Numerous aspirants gathered in front of his house to become his disciples.]
[Kalz wants to rest for a while and will visit later…]
The road to hardships is open.
Damn so no Hitler killing himself in picture