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Lord Krump
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Which is the more original, more talented artist? Compare the two Clouds up there, for example.
I'm going with Amano, for obvious reasons.
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Flavio
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| Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 10:21 pm
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Any real Final Fantasy fan knows that Amano is the superior artist. |
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and I control the decks
carfilledwithfish
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Amano. Nomura's old stuff has ridiculously long legs on everyone, and while his newer stuff is better drawn, his designs are pretty bad. Belts and zippers everywhere. |
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Parabuzzy Queen
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I like both styles, actually. |
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Bartz Klauser
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I find Amano's work more in-depth. The only problem with me is the lack of color in some of his work.
Amano is better for the older FF players, and those that like great details, while Nomura is better if you're just looking at it, but as CFWF said, there's too many belts and stuff.
Look at Dissidia for example, the reason the character models look pretty good is because they used the Amano illustrations, and based the models off of them for the characters from older games.
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Larry Koopa
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| Bartz Klauser wrote: | I find Amano's work more in-depth. The only problem with me is the lack of color in some of her work.
Amano is better for the older FF players, and those that like great details, while Nomura is better if you're just looking at it, but as CFWF said, there's too many belts and stuff.
Look at Dissidia for example, the reason the character models look pretty good is because they used the Amano illustrations, and based the models off of them for the characters from older games. |
Um, Amano is a guy. |
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Bartz Klauser
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| Larry Koopa wrote: | | Bartz Klauser wrote: | I find Amano's work more in-depth. The only problem with me is the lack of color in some of her work.
Amano is better for the older FF players, and those that like great details, while Nomura is better if you're just looking at it, but as CFWF said, there's too many belts and stuff.
Look at Dissidia for example, the reason the character models look pretty good is because they used the Amano illustrations, and based the models off of them for the characters from older games. |
Um, Amano is a guy. |
Oh, my bad. I was thinking about something else.
Probably remembering the time I thought Amano was female.
That was because most of his work made the characters look feminine, and all, I guess. |
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ROW ROW FIGHT THE POWA
Francine
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404'd on the second image. |
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