|
Links |
|
= English language
= Dutch language
|
|
|
|
| |
Aniway is a stylish Dutch magazine about anime, manga & Japanese culture. They are very committed to promoting manga and anime in the Netherlands.
We recommend their forum for Dutch beginning artists.
|
| |
A site from the makers of the "How to draw manga" books, contains basic lessons on drawing and CG colouring, plus sample pages of the books.
|
| |
Polykarbon is a site of an American artist with good tutorials on how to draw manga, plus some insights about life in japan and basic japanese.
|
| |
This site offers an extensive list of short tutorials, covering every detail of drawing manga, plus useful insights from the artist.
|
| |
A nice source for screentones, also on deviantART. Caution: Many are intended for webcomics or scanned, certain image packs are inadvisable for printing(!).
|
|
|
|
|
| |
Inspired by CLAMP, Neutral is a lively all-girl dojinshi circle publishing various kinds of shoujo manga. What we have in attitude, they have plenty in style.
|
| |
Tea Tales is a dojinshi circle publishing a 4-monthly original manga magazine with shoujo stories of a sweet kind. Like us, they take their publishing admirably serious.
|
| |
Cheesecake Studio is a large dojinshi circle that publishes both fan-works and original stories in anthologies. Both shounen and shoujo.
|
| |
OpenMinded is a well-organised circle with a focus on shonen-ai and yaoi genres. Their stories often contain mildly sexual scenarios.
|
| |
The collective of all Dutch Doujinshi Circles and artists, which includes Howling Riot. The site contains info on events and exhibits visited or organised by Mangafique.
|
|
|
|
|
| |
Tze-Ting, a.k.a. Tyara, is a well-skilled Dutch manga artist, who we occasionally meet at conventions. Her web-manga "Mage!" is particularly worth checking out.
|
| |
Claire is a well-known artist in the Dutch manga scene. She is the in-house illustrator of Aniway magazine, and does workshops.
|
| |
Windweaver is a Dutch artist and tutor who also does manga workshops, and offers a manga course in the Netherlands.
|
| |
Marlon Teunissen is another familiar face in the Dutch manga scene. She self-publishes and is known for her beautiful art.
|
| |
Robert Dejesus is an american artist with a nice style and a good sense of humour. He's also into anime conventions and dojinshi.
|
|
|
|
|
| |
Anime a.k.a. "animecon". Netherlands, every spring. Strict organisation and luxury. We also recommend this one to people from abroad.
|
| |
Chibicon. Netherlands, every summer. A 1-day anime convention, conveniently located in the centre of the country. Many interesting cosplay events.
|
| |
Abunai. Netherlands, every autumn. Comparable to animecon but with more socializing. By fans, for fans.
|
| |
F.A.C.T.S. Belgium, every autumn. Mainly a large merchandise marketplace for Fantasy, Anime, Comics, Toys & Science Fiction. Few events, anime in French.
|
|
|
