I like the style of ping pong the animation, and similar movies,

>>2802368
An anon was scanning masaaki yuasa's sketchbook. Prepare for some disappointment. Or awesomeness if you're into that. Check the artbook thread, but it might be a while.

>>2802368
Find concept art and selected works by the main artist and study them. Try to get into their head, and break down the process.

Replicate, understand, repeat.

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>>2802374
Thanks for the heads up. I think I might like his rougher sketches even more than the higher production value stuff

>>2802368
If you're right handed, try drawing with your left. If left handed than with your right.
After some practise you'll get to this level of controlling your lines with opposite hand.

Study taiyo matsumoto's and masaaki yuasa's drawings. yuasaá artbook was just recently restocked on amazon.jp so buying that would be a good start

>>2802402
did yuasa do this?

>>2802368
That art is based on Taiyo Matsumoto's art style (he wrote the Ping Pong and Tekkon kinkreet manga) study his stuff a bit.

>>2802374
>>2802382
YOU ASSHOLES COMPLETELY MISSED THE THREAD THE OTHER DAY

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Get the Tekkonkinkreet omnibus to see where Taiyo Matsumoto's style originated. Ping Pong isn't available in English but his graphic novel Gogo Monster is, and is from the same time period so it's closer to that more rendered style.

Kemonozume is a good Yuasa watch btw