>>6017821conceptual doddle, my linework is usually more refined.
But, anon
>>6018437 is right, this is not inherently japanese, specially in today's world because the main focus is the form and shape, not the line.
You see this kind of line weight in more "cartoonish"-looking manga, and old anime styles, where the forms aren't as defined or had much depth, but are rather, more abstract and stylized. most anime art isn't like this because the focus are the proportions mainly, not the linework. Barely noticeable line weight might as well be no line weight at all.
old mangaka artists lived to minimize line weight for the sake of their craft to look as proportional and 3-dimensional as possible. It's why
>>6018066 doesn't feel japanese but
>>6018393 does (no offense to the westoid artist). One sells the appeal with the linework (a WESTERN thing to do) while the other sells it with the form and shape the linework is trying to convey. Line weight is not essential to japanese-looking art AT ALL.
