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chobits
inuyahsa
vampire knight
haruhi
all are decently well known
osamu tezuka is highly regarded as an anime artist, I'll give you that much.
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And while you did get some exposure to the KNEX community, DJ's reply is what I've come to expect.
What you might call "classic" anime films:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094625/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113568/
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Note that Izanagi Telos and Keith Kid are both in that group...
Lots of cool artists there
There are tons of awesome mangakas ( manga artists, anime too i guess ) everywhere
just read and watch anime and manga
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The Animatrix- Multiple Mega Famous Anime/Manga Artists and Directors including several listed below
- Features Nine Different anime styles in under a two-hour sitting.
Katsuhiro Otomo- Artist / Director / Writer
- Took American audiences by storm with Akira, great late 80's anime film and manga. Get / Rent a copy of Memories, it's an awesome film with three short films each in a different style. He's also known for the hit, Steamboy
Anything by director Shinchiro Watanabe (Director). (i.e. Cowboy Bebop, Samurai Champloo, & Macross Plus) The man's a genius. The artwork in all of the series is great and highly detailed.
- For Cowboy Bebop, he mix-mashed western/ spaghetti western-style story lines (which were really based off of old Japanese samurai storylines) with a jazz/acid jazz soundtrack. The series and movies are based around the exploits of a group of intergalactic bounty hunters.
-For Samurai Champloo, he mix-mashed samurai storylines with hip hop culture and mad hip hop beats.
- Toshihiro Kawamoto is another great animation director and character designer to check out.
He produced character designs for several popular series such as Cowboy Bebop, several Mobile Suit Gundam series, Witch Hunter Robin, Fullmetal Alchemist, and Wolf's Rain.
Yoshiyuki Sadamoto - Artist
- This guy was the man behind character designs for Neon Genesis Evangelion series and movies (you need to see the series to understand the movies) as well as the series FLCL (a whole bunch of anime styles are showcased through out the six-episode series, worth watching just for that and the soundtrack.)
Mamoru Oshii- Filmmaker / Writer
- Highly recognized for his philosophical storylines. Among the most notable being Ghost in the Shell, which delves into issues and philosophical thoughts around the differences between man and machine and aspects of the soul. Masamune Shirow was the manga artist for Ghost in the Shell manga. Excellent with futuristic technology / machine-based art.
Yutaka Minowa-Artist
- Designed characters and styles for anime such as Ninja Scroll (awesome), Escaflowne, Osamu Tezuka's Metropolis, and Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust.
Satoshi Kon- Director
- Great movies with great characters designs include Paprika, Tokyo Godfathers, Perfect Blue, and Millennium Actress. You have to check out the parade scenes in Paprika. They are unlike anything you've ever seen. Awesomely complex, surreal, and mezmorizing. He also did the anime series, Paranoia Agent, which a really interesting take on human fear and denial.
Feel free to drop me a message for more.