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 The Special Dream Printed issue 2 is out!! It is a 160-page thick manga volume with a collection of one-shot manga by various Dream mangaka and members. Currently selling through the Dream Store! Grab your copy before they run out!! Do you love manga? Do you make your own manga? Dream Manga is the place for you! We are a group of non-professional manga artists around the world with a common passion for manga-making. All the manga on this site are original work by their respective artists! Start by reading our awesome issues from the right content bar!
 
 
 
 
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Lwando Lawrence Moshani 
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About FORUM NAME: lwandomoshaniLOCATION: Johannesburg, South Africa CONTACT: lawrencemoshanigmail.com Smackjeeves: (none) DeviantArt: (none) Tokyopop: lwandomoshani
Favourites MANGA: Naruto, Bleach, Claymore and Soul EaterANIME: Claymore and Soul Eater MANGAKA: Kishimoto Masashi, BOOK: Final Fantasy XIII: Episode Zero WRITER: Motomu Toriyama SONG: Rokkipon Goroshi by Maximum the Hormone Interview 1. What are some great tips you can share about drawing? Always have a sketch pad with, you never know where inspiration will come from. 2. When did you first start to draw manga? I started drawing on and off from a young age but I started drawing manga when was in high school. 3. Name the greatest influence on your manga. Tetsuya Nomura, Yoshikata Armano. 4. Has DREAM been helpful to you in any way? DREAM has given me an opportunity showcase my work. 5. What was the first manga you ever bought for yourself? Shin Megami Tensei: Kahn. 6. Name the pens you use for drawing manga and how you use them. If you ink digitally, name the sizes and types of brushes you use and how you use them. I use manga studio 4x's g pen size 0.5mm to 1.0 mm. 7. How long does it take you to do one page from planning to toning and lettering? More or less 2 hours. 8. What is the average length of your mangas? 12 to 20 page. 9. After this manga, what type of manga would you like to draw next? After Ether I'm doing a manga about Mecha . 10. What inspired you to draw manga? The story of final fantasy x. 11. When did you first start to draw manga? High school in 9th grade. 12. Who do you say gave you the most support while drawing manga? Readers of my manga and my family. 13. Do you want to draw manga as a living? Yes! And I'm planning on starting a company that Focuses on publishing manga and animation in South Africa, I'm currently doing research to see whether it feasible in South Africa or not. 14. Do you prefer traditional or computerized when it comes to coloring? I prefer both but equipment for traditional is expensive and hard to come by, So in ended up investing on a PC, Cheap tablet and Manga Studio instead in order to save money. 15. Have you ever tried to promote your manga in any way? Name some please. Not really, I just upload it to as many sites as possible. 16. Was there ever a period of time where you completely stopped drawing manga for any reason? No. I always have a ton of ideas for manga. 17. Do you usually know the ending of your manga before you begin? Do you enjoy knowing/not knowing the ending? With Arcane Malevolence, didn't know the ending. After that I think having at least a vague idea of the ending prevents you from ruining your story. 18. Out of all your series, which one do you feel closest to? Please describe it in a few sentences. Definitely Ether. With the experience I gained from Arcane Malevolence, I made the characters in Ether more believable and interesting 19. Have you ever done a doujinshi? Which series was it based on? Yes, I have made doujinshi of Naruto, Naruto Fuujin. 20. Which of your characters do you like the most? Namikaze Aya in Ether and Kawazoe Yazu-ikki in my Mecha manga project codenamed NOVA. |
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