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I wasn't aware of how important Ketsu really is. I thought of it more like an outro, but here it's made clear, that's really a resolution. I thought the climax (Ten) would have to be the most interesting part, plot-wise, but if you really look at it, it's actually Ketsu which is more important, since it's the solution of the puzzle. So, when the reader reads the climax, he/she actually doesn't even really know what is going on yet. It's basically more like a part where you just put the most flashy images, but not necessarily the most interesting information of the plot.

This is the best advice someone could give... Thank you guys. I'm glad I can understand it.

For a second I got really scared. I didn't get the dynamic of the video at first. The closed captions was activated. It said "speaking Japanese". I was like "Oh, No!" But then the other guy translated what was said in Japanese to English... Oh, boy... What a journey... HAHA

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Wow, I feel like I just discovered a gold mine. This channel is super informative!

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I don't like the term "twist", though English doesn't have an appropriate word for it as far as I can recall. Taken into account, the Chinese philosophy and way of life presented within Daoism/Taoism, through the lens of oppositional relationships one could describe it as: 起 Introduction 承 Development 転 Introduction of oppositional impression/emotion 結 Development/Completion/tying together. As such the "twist" was not thought to illicit a "surprising" effect within the reader, but rather an observation through an awareness of an oppositional relationship within the mind. It can only be a twist to the reader if the reader expects a pattern, if the reader expects an emotion then such highlighting cannot be called a twist (it wouldn't feel right to do so). Perhaps, to explain 起承転結 more accurately to someone almost entirely unfamiliar with it, one needs to tie together the connection of external origin and internal conception? Though I have no deeper understanding of it either, simply a feeling that seems to align with the logic. Neither was I raised in the East, instead in Germany by a Family originally from the East. With the language of Daoism/Taoism, it seems fair to divide the concept of 起承転結 into two opposing pairs. How about 起承, and 転結? With this example we would have a division that can be represented symbolically through the relationships of Yin & Yang, Dark and Light, Far and wide, One and Zero, Machine and Nature, Man and Animal, and so on To a certain extend it would even be plausible to say that the four-part structure gives rise to experiencing the moment (the now). Wikipedia seems to agree with such an interpretation, although there isn't much data to be found about this subject. The main page about kishotenketsu in English mentions it to be more similar to an underlying cognitive process then just a mere structure by which one could articulate their ideas and notions. Which would also align with the words of Artists and Writers who have either taught, or attempted described their process of creation. It's a fascinating subject, sadly not a lot of data does exist to allow us to conclude anything with certainty. Given the nature of oppositional relationships i.e. being a human contrived awareness by which our brains attempt to structure the chaos of reality into order and comprehensible simplicity, it would be of no surprise how focusing on the root of conceptions within our minds could be described as an entirely different cognitive perception (I believe one could compare this way of thinking to what is called "Diffused thinking" in the field of American Psychology, colloquially more known as "shower thoughts". That is to say a way of thinking where the rational part of the brain takes a backseat and allows us to be perceiving our sensational inputs.) Perhaps this too might be the reason as to why "western thought" is said to perceive things in isolation in contrast to "eastern thought" which is described as being centered on a more holistic perception (within the literature of America that I read)? Who knows, interesting to contemplate non the less. Thanks for the video, it was of great enjoyment to have seen a more native explanation of the subject. EDIT* funny enough, I literally just noticed that I had structured this entire comment in it hahaha. Life is fun.

That was a cute story, you've done an amazing job explaining all of these techniques. Thank you!

Where cabn I see a visual example?

Why’d they stop posting 😢😢

Why’d they stop posting?? 😢

So much valuable information!

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bruv this is actually help lmao

I will answer before watching the video. Is it Sazae-san?

Sorry, but the link to BONOLON is dead

thank you very much for all your valuable advice! 🙏❤

oh my goodness, cook my teacher? taiyo: Yes! 🤣🤣🤣 thank you so much, i'll work harder for the next sma21 🫡

Thanks for tutorial 🤠 <3

Not only are you very passionate about art, but you took the time to do the tutorial in English so that international viewers could understand. You sirs are true heroes

Thank you

Anime hair color is one of those issues I'm not sure how to approach: do the nature of the way ink is made, it ends up more colorful than what might be desirable in certain contexts. And yet weirdly, it ends up not being nearly colorful enough for situations where more color is desired. Even now that I've shifted to digital, it's kind of awkward using blue pencil for rough sketching.

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Are you fans of Hojo sensei ? Or do you work with him ?

This channel is a hidden gem !

Name or Nemu ?

They are the best on the entire internet. Greetings from Peru! 👋

Hey wanted to ask after how many days of uploading can we share the official link of the individual manga

Brasileiro vindo aprender aqui. 🤜🤛🇧🇷

what paper is that exactly?

Seems like it's just the basics, but thank you for explaining anyway. I think inspiring others could be a more important goal & long-lasting than merely making the readers temporarily happy.

Is there anyway that we can get a PDF of this to utilize?? I would love to have a copy of this!😊

What is the name tool for inking?

I still don’t quite understand 😭 if I were to use an a4 canvas how large should the main contents area be in pixels?

hojo sensei is a true genius in panelling

What Manga title is this?

先生、アドバイスをくださり、本当に参考になりました。なるべく早くそのアドバイスを実践してみます。 Thank you for your great advice, i will try to apply this asap and work on short stories using kishotenketsu, hopefully this helps me with my greater project.

Chase already got the tools down; that megaphone gonna take him places.

Kindly please share some academic books on Kishotenketsu structure. Please 🙏

Kindly please share some academic books on Kishotenketsu structure. Please 🙏

Thank you, you two beautiful people!

is it just my problem or the subtitle is just (Speaking Japanese)

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