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Tomoko Taniguchi Interview
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Creator of Aquarium and Spellbound talks Manga with Fandom.com
Fandom.com has posted the first of a two part interview with Tomoko Taniguchi, creator of Call Me Princess, Aquarium and the recent Fanboy Entertainment manga, Spellbound.
Taniguchi talks about what lead her to become a Manga artist as well as what it is like being a "Manga-ka". She also describes the different styles a bit for those who aren't familiar with Manga and talks about her favorite Manga and biggest inspirations.
The interview can be read here. Part two, where Taniguchi discusses her works, will be posted next week.
Taniguchi talks about what lead her to become a Manga artist as well as what it is like being a "Manga-ka". She also describes the different styles a bit for those who aren't familiar with Manga and talks about her favorite Manga and biggest inspirations.
The interview can be read here. Part two, where Taniguchi discusses her works, will be posted next week.
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