The 100th day of “100 Days of Afro Art” by Afro-sensei, the original author of “Laid-Back Camp△” and “mono”, and his editor! A compilation of posts that brightened up the days [Hot Trends]The “100 Days of Afro Art” project, which has been running since April on the official website of Afro-sensei, the original author of the manga series “Laid-Back Camp△” and “mono,” reached its 100th day today.

“Laid-Back Camp” depicts high school girls enjoying their own camping experiences, whether it be solo camping, touring camping, or bus camping. The TV anime “Laid-Back Camp SEASON 3” began airing in April, depicting Nadeshiko, Rin, and others enjoying camping between winter and spring.

“Mono” is a “How to Have Fun This Weekend Manga.” It depicts the daily lives of high school girls who belong to the “Cinephoto Club,” a combination of the photography club and the video studies club. The work uses various methods, such as 360° panoramic camera shooting and a pseudo-drone with a camera attached to a kite, to capture beautiful scenery, mainly in Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture. It has also been decided that it will be made into a TV anime, which is also attracting attention.

Afro-sensei, who draws impressive manga with scenes of people having fun, has started a “100 Days of Afro Art” series on his official account on April 1st to coincide with “Laid-Back Camp SEASON 3.” An illustration was posted every day with a comment from the editor in charge.

The submitted illustrations included manga cover illustrations and illustrations from Afro’s debut work, “Getsuyou no Sora Tobu Orange.” There must have been many people who looked forward to the illustrations every day, whether it was scenery that made them want to go out, illustrations that were soothing, or comments from editors.

In this article, we have compiled posts from “100 Days of Afro Art” that you will want to look at over and over again!