/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6928727
>If there's anything to dislike about anime it's boring character proportions.
Such a shame there isn't a direct modern equivalent/evolution to those kind of heavily stylized and angular shape-based art styles from the late 90s/early 2000s mangakas like Hiroyuki Takei and Kazuki Takahashi used to have.

Reposting this from /wsr/
Can you guys recommend me artist with a similar style to Hiroyuki Takei? What I specifically dig about his art is the black-heavy clean inking style with minimal to no screen tones, his particular angular shape design and character design sensibilities, and his way of drawing mechanical things in general.
Sorry if I come out as a wanker considering I've already posted about Shaman King before but the visual style really resonates with me

>>6715375
Why do shounen manga from 20 years ago look way more soulful and appealing than most shits that gets hyped by NPCs now? FMA, Eyeshield 21, Yu-Gi-Oh! and Shaman King are way more interesting in terms of content, character design and art direction than either Jujutsu Kaisen or Demon Slayer