Well, this a last prove that KnK author take yuri seriously
Kuroki from Joou no Ecchi should stay yuri too

-scoffs- pleb painting still nature on traditional canvas or painting large format without stepper and safety apron/old wear. wanted to enjoy this, but my education got in the way XDDDD

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Well, this a last prove that KnK author take yuri seriously
Kuroki from Joou no Ecchi should stay yuri too

I didn't look at that past first two chapters, but I don't remember any yuri at all there. All I saw were two het pairs with chara designs recycled from KnJ, so my interest waned.

I didn't look at that past first two chapters, but I don't remember any yuri at all there. All I saw were two het pairs with chara designs recycled from KnJ, so my interest waned.

http://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/joou_sama_no_eshi_ch02#26

I thought this page gave a pretty big hint.

I liked it, but wow the pacing and the frequent comedic moments throw me out of the story a lot. I think I would have liked it if both the story and the humour were a bit more focused.

Well, this a last prove that KnK author take yuri seriously
Kuroki from Joou no Ecchi should stay yuri too

I didn't look at that past first two chapters, but I don't remember any yuri at all there. All I saw were two het pairs with chara designs recycled from KnJ, so my interest waned.

theres more, you can find em on other websites, she flat out says she is homosexual. She is in love/attracted to the blondie girl. So far, in Joou-Sama no Eshi has been doing the yuri-bit fine, its not just a gag of a pervert lesbian, but it being part of her character. And actually gets a few nice chapters focused on her. Although I am not really expecting the yuri to actually happen in it.

I wish to see more (well treated) yuri come out of this artist tho, I REALLY like her art style.

Well, this a last prove that KnK author take yuri seriously
Kuroki from Joou no Ecchi should stay yuri too

I didn't look at that past first two chapters, but I don't remember any yuri at all there. All I saw were two het pairs with chara designs recycled from KnJ, so my interest waned.

theres more, you can find em on other websites, she flat out says she is homosexual. She is in love/attracted to the blondie girl. So far, in Joou-Sama no Eshi has been doing the yuri-bit fine, its not just a gag of a pervert lesbian, but it being part of her character. And actually gets a few nice chapters focused on her. Although I am not really expecting the yuri to actually happen in it.

I wish to see more (well treated) yuri come out of this artist tho, I REALLY like her art style.

I was thinking it might go poly end at one point with all 3 students, but I'm willing to admit I don't know what to expect anymore.

I was very suspicious when I didn't see any incriminating tags like Ecchi or NSFW for a manga by Watashiya, lol. Probably the most tame I've seen so far. I liked it though.

Shouldn't this have a comedy tag? The story was funny thou :D

I wasnt really feeling this one until the kiss scene tbh. Her hand coming up through tsubomi's shirt to cup her face was just such a nice touch that I forgave any apathy I felt for the rest of the story.

Feeling guilty that you didn't gave Kuro-chan the romance she deserved, huh Kaworu-sensei? Keep doing works like this and we might forgive you.

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Radzeer posted:

Feeling guilty that you didn't gave Kuro-chan the romance she deserved, huh Kaworu-sensei?

She should Kuro-chan was kinda annoying but she still deserved a better ending than that. Everyone else got one.

That was a clever way to lead to a kiss. Arms inside the subject's shirt, describing her inspiring model as she experiences it.

Radzeer posted:

Feeling guilty that you didn't gave Kuro-chan the romance she deserved, huh Kaworu-sensei?

She should Kuro-chan was kinda annoying but she still deserved a better ending than that. Everyone else got one.

Kuro bringing her girlfriend to visit sensei and her baby would have simultaneously been heartwarming and probably hilarious as fuck.

That was a clever way to lead to a kiss. Arms inside the subject's shirt, describing her inspiring model as she experiences it.

Oh shit, I hadnt noticed. I didnt realise her arms were still inside her shirt

This author is an idiot.

She knows Yuri sell. Not only this one-shot, but proof is in her fan-service where it goes Yuri to 100. Not to mention her male characters design is super limited, to just 3. The serious teacher with glass, the shots~ish young male, and the buffed guy with eyes closed. Check out KnJ and Joou-Sama and you will see those same 3 characters there

Move and swear loyal to Yuri. Actually... go smut Yuri. And she could have been the queen of that genre

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This author is an idiot.

She knows Yuri sell. Not only this one-shot, but proof is in her fan-service where it goes Yuri to 100. Not to mention her male characters design is super limited, to just 3. The serious teacher with glass, the shots~ish young male, and the buffed guy with eyes closed. Check out KnJ and Joou-Sama and you will see those same 3 characters there

Move and swear loyal to Yuri. Actually... go smut Yuri. And she could have been the queen of that genre

What, yuri doesn't sell much... only very few specific stuff, (and its mostly Yuru Yuri that sells well).

That was one of the cutest one-shots I've read in ages! She really does need to totally experience her subject in order to depict in on canvas to its fullest! And, oh my! Did she ever! (I wonder how good the painting would have been if she devoured more of Tsubomi?)

This author is an idiot.

She knows Yuri sell. Not only this one-shot, but proof is in her fan-service where it goes Yuri to 100. Not to mention her male characters design is super limited, to just 3. The serious teacher with glass, the shots~ish young male, and the buffed guy with eyes closed. Check out KnJ and Joou-Sama and you will see those same 3 characters there

Move and swear loyal to Yuri. Actually... go smut Yuri. And she could have been the queen of that genre

Wow, it's almost like the artist is a completely separate human being from you with their own interests and agency and you don't actually have any right to dictate how they do their job.

This author is an idiot.

She knows Yuri sell. Not only this one-shot, but proof is in her fan-service where it goes Yuri to 100. Not to mention her male characters design is super limited, to just 3. The serious teacher with glass, the shots~ish young male, and the buffed guy with eyes closed. Check out KnJ and Joou-Sama and you will see those same 3 characters there

Move and swear loyal to Yuri. Actually... go smut Yuri. And she could have been the queen of that genre

Wow, it's almost like the artist is a completely separate human being from you with their own interests and agency and you don't actually have any right to dictate how they do their job.

That comment was meant to be hyperbole and non-serious if you didn't realise it...

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This author is an idiot.

She knows Yuri sell. Not only this one-shot, but proof is in her fan-service where it goes Yuri to 100. Not to mention her male characters design is super limited, to just 3. The serious teacher with glass, the shots~ish young male, and the buffed guy with eyes closed. Check out KnJ and Joou-Sama and you will see those same 3 characters there

Move and swear loyal to Yuri. Actually... go smut Yuri. And she could have been the queen of that genre

Wow, it's almost like the artist is a completely separate human being from you with their own interests and agency and you don't actually have any right to dictate how they do their job.

That comment was meant to be hyperbole and non-serious if you didn't realise it...

If that was supposed to be a joke, don't quit your day job.

If that was supposed to be a joke, don't quit your day job.

No, it's not. You need to understand the difference between a joke and a hyperbole comment.

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If that was supposed to be a joke, don't quit your day job.

No, it's not. You need to understand the difference between a joke and a hyperbole comment.

It’s difficult to tell what’s hyperbolic when posters regularly come out with similar fare utterly seriously.

I've personally never really liked most of Kaworu Watashiya's works, but I'll be damned if this isn't the cutest kiss I've seen in a mango yet.

This is a strange one. Very disjointed-feeling narrative, hard to follow. Also extremely dubious consent when Chouko made her move on Tsubomi, although considering this author, perhaps I should be grateful it wasn't more sleazy than it was. Still, I thought it was interesting. Thanks Doranku.