13 Most Heartwarming Blue Period Quotes

Yatora was unmotivated to find his true calling. He always felt like there was something missing in his life. It wasn’t until he discovered his love for painting that he felt truly alive.

Yatora was essentially living a fake life. He had excellent grades, had enough friends but despite all of that, there was something missing. He only found his true calling when he discovered art.

Yatora was a rather hard working student with excellent grades. Once he discovered that he loved painting, he decided to enter the extremely competitive Tokyo University of the Arts. Once he’d made up his mind, he wasn’t going to turn back.

Ooba Mayu is an extremely talented and wise teacher who gives some of the most profound advice in the entire anime. In one such moment, she tells her students that maybe, the things that we neglect the most about ourselves are sometimes what make us what we are

Art is a form of expression that essentially creates a bond between the artist and the viewer and helps the latter see the world through the artist’s eyes. Good art makes sure that it clearly expresses what the artist wants to communicate.

When Yatora undervalues his own works and sets high standards for himself, Ooba tells him that his work shouldn’t be meant to impress others or get good grades. All he should care about should be to create his own masterpiece.

We grow and mature only by having new experiences. If we’re going to stay in our comfort zone forever, we’ll never really know what lies there beyond the horizon. We need to get out there and explore.

We can’t survive on our own. Sometimes, we need help from others to help us recognize our own strengths and there’s nothing wrong with having to rely on others for that.

Yatora was being too hard on himself, constantly undervaluing his own work and comparing himself to others, eventually ending up overwhelming himself. Ooba asks him to take a break and explore rather than just forcing himself to paint.

It’s mostly the fear of failure that holds us back. If we’re able to put aside that anxiety then we can face anything with all our might. Everything that we thought is our weakness becomes our strength.

Yatora was an extremely hard working and diligent student who wanted to improve and excel. Even when he wasn’t in a good mood, he wanted to channel that into making art just so that he could improve.

Yatora used to smoke cigarettes when he was with his friends in order to socialise with them. When Ryuji finds out about this, she asks him to stop trying to fit in by ruining his health. Even though she was hostile towards him in the beginning, she did care for him.

Art cannot be valued just by technicalities. It’s more than just a few techniques and methods that work like a pre-programmed mechanical machine. It transcends human barriers and creates a bond between the artist and the viewer.