Clamps Wonderworld 6 Part III Q: At that time you used drawing tools different than today?
R (Mokona): At the time we used pencils Kabura that today we no longer use.
R (Ohkawa): I seem to remember that we used only the Kabura Rg Veda and Tokyo Babylon.
R (Mokona): No, even for the beginning of X and Justice Guard Duklyon.
R (Ohkawa): To be honest, perhaps the section stood out, but this was not so particular, because it was so neat to do almost evil (laughs ).... we were still young people. Of course, also depend on the Kabura, but certainly the style is inextricably linked to those times.
R (Igarashi): If we were to redesign the same table, some would be completely different.
R (Mokona): The eyes were too big and too wide shoulders (laughs). Of course, today we think so, but back then it seemed perfectly balanced.
[Incidentally, to me the style of the original clamp, you will notice a lot for example, in the little-known Mouryo Kiden, focused on the characters, whose features were probably cut with an ax ^ ^ but it was very book of illustrations, Ever .. loved it, it is the hallmark of that golden period * _ *]
Q: In retrospect do you think, now, of Rg Veda?
R (Ohkawa): It 's been our commercial debut and certainly did not come as we wanted. If we wanted to represent something specific, do not grant you, if we wanted more than one page, did not make the granting (laughs) ..
R (Nekoi): It was certainly depressing to open the magazine and find his work so interesting pco.
R (Mokona): But we also welcome just the fact that our work was published in a trade magazine. And when they left the tankobon we were completely out of us with joy.
R (Igarashi): Sure, we had already designed Doujnshi, however, that our manga were exposed in the shops .. it was something completely new!
R (Ohkawa): It was a strange feeling, to see our display in the manga libraries. Today I no longer feel these feelings by "first time", of course (laughs). But I think the feeling persisted until the end of the Serialize Rg see, every time I discovered a small book in a bookstore.
[Ah ...... the excitement of the beginner! >. <]
