Its one of those Jpop ballad style songs. It may or may not have been from an anime ED. This chorus randomly pops up in my head every now and then but I dont remember where I've heard it from. The section i wrote just repeats twice if i remember correctly and thats the entire chorus
second part just loops again so i stopped it early, but its just that for the chorus. Thats all i remember, that plus it may or may not be from some anime ED
First clip specifically. His reverse vault goes so far. Whats the trick? He doesnt seem to be sprinting particularly fast into the lead up. On the other hand I seem to lose all my momentum when doing a reverse vault
dude is pkfr.kichii on ig, some cracked japanese traceur
edit: to anyone who sees this and is interested in the original question, i went and tried it out today, the secret is the hurdle step at the end. You need the run and jump but crucially the little blocking move he does at his last two steps is the secret sauce. If you listen to the video you can hear his last two steps being audibly louder signifying the block and punch giving him air time. I went and tried it today and nearly ate pavement because of how far i flew lol.
Context: I had a mentor (who is much more experienced than me) recently look over and critique this piece and he said something interesting. Roughly paraphrased, for semi realism styled rendering, thick lines hurt a pieces overall cohesion because lines dont exist in reality, therefore for pieces in this style of rendering you should aim for thinner lines.
While it is a bit too late at this point to redo the line work, I would like a second opinion, are my lines too thick? If so, what is an ideal brush size for lineart in the style of semi realistic rendering?
Ive been redrawing it multiple times. Something still looks off about it but i can't quite tell what. I think it may have something to do with the position of the hand relative to the forearm or maybe its some foreshortening issue idk
Any other critique is also welcome