Although emulating another person's style takes longer for me to complete, this one went a lot faster than my other works, except the fact that making the lineart super clean was extremely painful for me. I think I learned a great deal out of doing this. Although I thought this(I call it the "perfect" anime style) seems somewhat simple and not based heavily on real life knowledge, the skill it takes to make the lineart, coloring and shading absolutely perfect, which is required for its success, is phenomenal IMO. There are also many subtle asthetic qualities that would not be noticed conciously unless you actually try to copy the techniques for yourself. Overall I think I'm not cut out to be an anime artist. My unsteady hand makes me no match for those who are already skilled and talented in this style since I need long cleanup times.

Anyhow I'm curious to know what people think of the resemblance and accurracy of what I did. I love to try using other peoples styles .

Goodbye silveryls! The unnamed girl character salutes you .