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Showa-era gekiga

Coarse halftone and thick pen lines; nostalgic.

id: gekiga-sports-retro-gekiga

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Sample of Showa-era gekiga
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Black-and-white Japanese manga. dip-pen lines with crisp tapered ends and strong thick-to-thin variation, coarse halftone dots like old printing, deeply chiseled facial structure, thick eyebrows, sturdy solid build, the place drawn with ruled lines in perspective, surfaces left white or flat tone, no surface texture, nostalgic vintage mood like an old printed page. No text, speech balloons, panel borders, signatures or watermarks. Subject: An adult male runner catches his breath after training while holding a water bottle in one hand. Short hair, plain sportswear. Show his face, neck and hand chest-up, and an edge of the track.

Sample of Showa-era gekiga
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Prompt used for the sample

Black-and-white Japanese manga. dip-pen lines with crisp tapered ends and strong thick-to-thin variation, coarse halftone dots like old printing, deeply chiseled facial structure, thick eyebrows, sturdy solid build, the place drawn with ruled lines in perspective, surfaces left white or flat tone, no surface texture, nostalgic vintage mood like an old printed page. No text, speech balloons, panel borders, signatures or watermarks. Subject: An adult female runner stands with her feet apart after training, holding a small towel in one hand. Tied hair, plain sportswear and trainers. Show her complete figure from head to feet and the track ground.

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Tags
dip pen, tapered lines, coarse halftone, chiseled face, sturdy build, drawn background, nostalgic, vintage
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