H Girl

When I die, I want to be buried with this book.

So many cute girls! Bit on the pricey side but I don't regret (pre)ordering the physical.

I really enjoyed the art in this book and all the very nice colors and the way they play off of each other!
The art style is also very well done and detailed! 10/10 do pick it up! it's worth it!!

If you're a fan of artbooks, or just a lover of Hisasi's art, then this is a good one to pick up. The book collects a bunch of full color spreads: a bunch of magazine covers, a bunch of magazine art inserts, and also an assortment of other art pages did for some other events and publications. And it also includes a nice big pullout (of the cover and table of contents art) although you don't get that with just the digital version.

All of the artwork is high quality, well printed full color art pages. All the art pages also include a bunch of the preliminary sketches (although not all of these are colored of course, early drafts being what they are). A lot of the art pages also include more and less risque versions, with the latter generally being the one that disappears some of the clothes.

The work is uncensored, in that there's definitely no ugly whiteout or black bars. That said, keep in mind that as is pretty standard for this kind of artbook and the types of artwork featured here (covers & cover-style inserts) you're not really seeing any full frontal. So there's generally some bottoms on, or strategically placed cover, or in a few cases just smoothness where there shouldn't be.

The physical book is a little on the pricey size, but these A4 sized full color books usually are. It does have some nice heft to it, with the 150+ pages weighing in a little more heavily than some of the previous artbooks FAKKU has shipped for the same price.

Gorgeous Art, as one might expect from this author. The only real complaint I have here is story attribution for the artwork. Although each magazine cover, for example, calls out the magazine it came from I would have liked to see what story the character was from as well (when there was one).

Hisasi-sensei art book= pure gold.

In terms of the art itself, this book is an A+ and HIsasi's art is excellent. My main complaint is that I wish there was a bit more in the way of artist's notes. Yes, there are rough sketches here, but there is very little of the thought process of those sketches leading to the final product.

About time this came out. Was supposed to be up to date when it was released, but its 4 years out of date now. Still getting me a copy.