Although it is not usual, this section is devoted to the completion and publication of interviews in person and people who are veterans and enjoy great popularity and knowledge in the world of manga, anime and video games. However, problems in the distance and displacement have prevented us from conducting the interview in person, but we hope in future we interviewed personally know and enjoy their company as well as appreciate his work in person.
The person we interviewed was called Angela Lara Ruiz. We knew her for a story that gave us MisionTokyo. I attach the link if you want to read the news before reading the interview:
http://www.misiontokyo.com/noticias/7929/sweet-blood-tiene-web-oficial
From the blog we wanted to publicize this young artist and wish him well and there is no better start to interview to see what their views on certain issues or topics about manga and anime, plus video games and everything otaku course is also a viciadete jejeje:
1 - To explain a little about yourself and your life, without getting to personal matters.
Well, my name is Angela Lara Ruiz, I'm from a town of Jaén but currently live in Granada.
My hobby, my work and studies is dedicated to the field of design, comics, illustration and manga. Yes, and I would like to continue in the future as well, but with improvements, of course: D
2 - aficionarte comment when you started the manga and drawing.
always draw since I can remember, first as fun and entertainment and more as something more than just a subject in class. In fact, my family was unusual, and not even know if it was something that gave me good or bad, just did. In adolescence, between friends and colleagues, is when you notice that was hand to it and since then I keep studying and improving everything we can to get better.
Given the theme of the manga ...
I do not know when exactly manga fans, I guess that since childhood to see on the television series. "Sailor Moon", "Heidi," "Marco", "Dragon Ball", "Champions," "Knights of the Zodiac" and other series of "magical girls" typical 90. I remember drawing with my sisters mini series devoted to stories that we liked and how that over the years was becoming a better shape and strength.
At first, did not even know it was called "manga" style of drawing, I had several comics home from Europe, English or American, but I knew none was similar to the picture I saw in my favorite series, so when I was older, seeking information about it in my small town. And from this "discovery" xD, find it works and series.
At the time in class for me and my sister did portraits and drawings in charcoal, and the step-style "manga" was not an easy task. But studying the techniques of the great authors, read and see much manga always helps.
3 - What are your favorite anime series.
are many, could give a long list and I still forget some.
De teen I loved "Sailor Moon", "Marmalade Boy" and "Dragon Ball".
Now, I prefer josei or seinen series, but I have some shonen as "Full Metal Alchemist" or "Bakuman" that I like as much or shojo "Kimi ni todote."
But, indeed, every time I read more manga before watching anime, but I like animation and each year some better quality.
4 - What are your favorite gaming console and a phone.
I like them all, provided they have good games.
Every time I have less time par play, but I am very fond of MMORG PC, and games from Square Enix. Currently what is playing more games is a "facebook" or the PSP with "Project Diva."
5 - Classic games and modern games?
Half and Half, there are very good classics, and many modern games which neither a decent category.
6 - What do you think of downloading classic games on next generation consoles? What do you think the passage of 2d to 3d in some video game franchises?
Mm ... I'm not very involved in the issue, but I feel good that they can Download classic games for modern consoles. So this kind of games can continue without risking having old consoles and will not be lost in oblivion.
The 3D is supposed to improve the game and be more visually attractive to the player, it helps sales, but I've seen several games that change 2D to 3D has only worsened.
Sometimes, the company should know the "pros and cons" of what you get when going to 3D.
7 - Tell me about your work.
"Sweet Blood" is my first professional work, and I'm giving it everything on every page so that your buyer is satisfied with it.
a manga (or comic) is not in a short time is a very laborious and endurable, but also rewarding. Spain still remains a bit ignorant about the subject of manga, and especially English, but I hope that this will change over the years and the authors who are dedicated to it can work even better. This not only help the authors but to repeat buyers. Remember that the manga gets more countries are the countries that most "create" manga too.
Going back to my work.
is above all the supernatural, romance and action. You can read some of it from the blog dedicated to it, or the publisher's website which published:
http://sweetblood-blog.blogspot.com/
From his blog publish anything related to it, sketches, galleries, topics of interest ...
8 - Future plans regarding your relationship with the manga.
I had posed the true xD.
My idea is to continue my work, keep improving and publishing. Do not stop working on this and give me no limits.
few years ago it seemed unthinkable, so it seems hasty to talk about more when I do not know how much you can change the world in no time.
addition manga comics, I like his style animation (anime) or computer games, and I would also like to explore these areas.
Nothing, these are my answers to your questions, thank you very much for the interview J
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