Manga is no longer a strictly Japanese form of pop art, and the term has come to describe any art drawn in a similar style.
The big eyes, diminutive (and sometimes nonexistant) facial features, exaggerated helmet hair and perfectly chiseled head shapes- these are some of the elements we've come to expect from manga.
And while Russian artist Ilya Kuvshinov isn't radically changing the genre, or reinventing it in any way, his manga portraits prove he has truly mastered the artform.
Ilya's portraits are also just extremely pleasant to stare at, and many feature compelling story elements to draw the viewer into the tale and leave them wanting to know more about each character.
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Like his style. But it's all just women. How about drawing a male manga character once in a while. And I wonder how he'd draw mecha.
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