Hentai Artist's Art/Work That Evolved/Changed Over Time?
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Many artists undergo a change in their art style to improve or add diversity to their portfolio. Sometimes they could change the themes of their work such as from going from NTR to vanilla work. Which hentai artist you think has changed the most? Least? If so, did you notice the changes? Did you like them? It is interesting to see how an artist has changed from let's say from 2005 to his work now.
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Udon-Ya, for sure. Compare the first Monhan no Erohon volumes to the latest ones, and the guy has come leaps and bounds in drawing techique. The soft parts are soft, the abs look like you can iron clothes on them, and the sex... *kisses fingers*
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Likhos01
Monster Girl Lover
Ishikei's graphic change can be seen through his TiTiKEi Book, especially the main story.
Same goes for Oh Great when you look his hentai books, even if one had a different style only because it was a job he took under another name to publish to another magazine.
Tomo Chiyoji is another example but a lot less known. His art was very messy looking in the beginning and it was a bit more refined in his later years, despite keeping it's western look.
I'd also mention Bosshi, whose change in style can be seen in the Futabu doujin series.
I'll also briefly mention Saigado, who had a pretty messy art style first then it became smoother.
Same goes for Oh Great when you look his hentai books, even if one had a different style only because it was a job he took under another name to publish to another magazine.
Tomo Chiyoji is another example but a lot less known. His art was very messy looking in the beginning and it was a bit more refined in his later years, despite keeping it's western look.
I'd also mention Bosshi, whose change in style can be seen in the Futabu doujin series.
I'll also briefly mention Saigado, who had a pretty messy art style first then it became smoother.