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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > VEGETA > Barakamon: Adventures of a Junon Boy
 
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genki
Nov 12, 2003

glomkettle posted:

The former, I'm pretty sure. He was nervous about whether it was "proper calligraphy" or not because he never actually drew the character.
No, I'm guessing the latter. He painted a black background, then painted the white character on top. There's no other way to explain the white splatters.
Also, he was nervous about whether it was proper calligraphy because he felt it came from his environment, not from his ability. So 'he never drew the character' in the sense that anyone who had gone through what he had would have drawn the same thing (at least in his head).

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