This
is my second time in little Tokyo. This time i went to Kinokuniya
bookstore. Originally I was supposed to meet up with 3 other artists for
a little meet and greet and maybe some drawing time. Things didn't
work out that way though. Only one person showed up. One person over
slept and the other was forced to sit by the phone and wait on a call
for a job.

None the less it was a fun little excursion.
Only stayed for about an hour then grabbed lunch and headed home. They
had a nice wide selection art books, Manga, and even artist drawing
materials. I however, don't remember the Kinokuniya in NYC being this
expensive. Maybe when I actually have some cash I will buy something. In
the mean time check out some of the pictures.
Being
there was a weird experience. I have loved and enjoyed anime a long time
but I felt a bit overwhelmed by all the material they had there. I over
the years have given anime a bit of a back seat cause I wasn't seeing a
huge variety books that were rocking my world.
~Arie
I like these marvel anime characters!
One of the friends I was with turned me on to Tiger & Bunny. Gotta check out the anime.
Smallest color pencils I ever seen!!
More manga than I have seen in a while.
I thought this book was hella cool! I kinda wanted it but it was like $45.
CUTE!!! So Kawaii!
Thats all folks now Go the f*ck To sleep. lol You should look youtube and check out the audio of this book read by Samuel L. Jackson.