Aru Nihon no Ekaki Shounen

Short animations that are tribute to drawing and creativism. 

Semi-autobiographical works artistic works and the jounrey that is met with undergoing such a path in life. Full of ups and downs, but that is what makes it a grand trek, I suppose. 

Both shows celebrate the raw power of Art Brut, also called Outsider Art. They share a message that not technical perfection makes a work of art great, but the passion and emotion put into it. Both encourage the viewer to believe in their dream of creating art, damn the torpedoes. Ongaku is about music, while for A Japanese Boy Who Draws it is about manga drawing. 

Art. Art is a monumental topic in human history, being responsible for the many visual pleasures that currently exist, such a field of study takes young ones a trip, a grand trip into the vast ocean of everything art, animation, sculptures, paintings, you name it. Such captivated individuals co-exist within Eizouken and Nihon Ekaki. This idea that one will take art to become a life passion has never been beautifully represented like the two anime currently recommended. The actual drag by hand Eizouken trips the viewer into, understanding the mental process of imagination from our trio of girls. Nihon Ekaki, instead, showcasing life in the raw flesh, as to how one chances with art directing their life (quite literally). Both are seriously good anime showing one of few taking the route of art and what did, was, and will behold them evermore. read more