Fingers and Signatures
Kabayashi: So Oribe-san was talking previously about how finely she would draw, even with fingers and joints. As I was drawing [the cover art of the P5 Soundtrack], I thwought about drawing the hands with detail, as well.
Shimada: You even had the lunulae in your lineart.
Kabayashi: I wanted to draw a handsome man’s hands. (laughs)
Oribe: The way hands are drawn changes with the artist. Soejima-san draws hands so differently from us, you can tell by looking at the art.
Soejima: I suppose I don’t draw my hands as ruggedly.
Oribe: Soejima-san hardly indicates the joints in his hands, while Kabayashi-san and I draw them in a lot.
Kabayashi: We do, we do! (laughs) Soejima-san also tends do draw large hands.
Are there other areas where yours and Soejima-san’s art differ?
Shimada: …The signature?
Of course. (laughs) There are pieces which have Soejima-san’s signature, and the remainder don’t.
Soejima: I personally sign the art I make, so that’s one more thing that distinguishes it.
Oribe: You didn’t sign them, but you’re the one who drew the characters for the P5 credits, and the DLC wallpapers, right, Soejima-san? I like the one with the twin wardens.
Soejima: That so? I’m glad. (laughs)
Contents
- Page 1: Introduction
- Page 2: Their Work Histories
- Page 3: Memorable Art
- Page 4: People and Fashion and Lighting
- Page 5: Help Me!
- Page 6: Fingers and Signatures
- Page 7: Drawing Ryuji Until I Can’t Recognize Him
- Page 8: How the Work Proceeds
- Page 9: Things to Keep in Mind, as the P-Studio Art Unit
- Page 10: The Future of the P-Studio Art Unit