In contrast to Makoto Shinkai, who is famous for his pictures, he actively and meticulously uses a pen to replicate the light and shadow in reality. The colors are very bright, and any screen shot is a desktop. But he just stayed in "beautiful", not to mention "art". Speaking of "art", another famous "The Story of Kaguya Princess" in the history books in 2014 is also art.
When it comes to "Song of the Sea" and "The Tale of Kaguya Princess", I am curious about how the producers made it so beautiful, so fresh and refined; how much energy and brain cells must be spent to control the style of painting so well. Of course, there is a heart-warming ultimate cutie in each of the two films, the big dog and the maid; and a heart-warming short song.
It's that simple, a touch of sadness, and it washes the mind again.
For some reason, in "The Story of Kaguya Princess", there was a "runaway" and a "flying", which greatly disrupted the overall tone. It is difficult to say whether it is the finishing touch or a failure. "Song of the Ocean" is much more stable. When we cry, we are not too sad, and when we are happy, we are not too happy. Just like each of us, there are joys and sorrows, and we live our lives in a plain, restrained, and tenacious manner.
By the way, as the main audience of cartoons, "Song of the Ocean" is quite suitable for children to watch.
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