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* Kentaro Miura's artwork in ''[[Berserk]]'' has gone from being average to arguably being the best in the manga industry as it became more and more detailed and realistic. From volume 7, Miura has continued to refine his artwork, especially in the his characters' faces.
* ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' started off with Toriyama's signature style with nearly uninterrupted lines, in other words almost no sharp angles. As the series progressed, the most notable change occurred mid-way through the Saiyan Saga of ''[[Dragonball Z]]'' and the characters were almost entirely made of sharp angles.
* While somewhat subtle, ''[[Azumanga Daioh]]'' saw this happen. In the beginning of the series, Chiyo-chan's pigtails are shaggy, Mr. Kimura's mouth is closed, Mr. Tadakichi looks more realistic and Osaka has eyelashes and a more feminine cast to her face. It takes a while for the characters to develop what one would consider their signature appearances. Notably, the evolution continues, and near the end Chiyo-chan's eyes have a... [[YotsubatoYotsuba&!|distinctive]] look.
** Azuma Kiyohiko eventually redid the series with the finalized art style for its rerelease in 2009. [http://www.sankakucomplex.com/2009/06/16/azumanga-daioh-now-azumanga/ Have a comparison.] ([[NSFW]])
*** Making everything look like Yotsubato''Yotsuba&!''
* The art from the early (~1-10) volumes of ''[[GetBackers]]'' is remarkably different; the anime's character designs are based on the later volumes, so those who were introduced to the anime first often react negatively to the earlier, grittier character designs. The most dramatic differences are probably in Ginji, whose hair lengthened quite a lot, and [[Tsundere|Himiko]], who started out looking very plain and almost boyish in her introduction story, but is incredibly ''pretty'' by the time we hit the Eternal Bond arc. Something in the way her eyes are drawn and her lips are shaded does it. That Rando Ayamine improved drastically over the course of 39 volumes is the general consensus.
* [[Osamu Tezuka]] evolved from being a competent amateur to being the best artist in the field he helped invent. Compare [http://bp2.blogger.com/_7G79O88YcN0/R5qqa0jvEwI/AAAAAAAAAeo/V2TeNTMuvIM/s1600-h/m001_p.gif this] from ''Diary of Ma-Chan'' (his first published work) to [http://z.about.com/d/manga/1/0/K/2/-/-/kirihito_p2_500.jpg THIS]{{Dead link}} from ''Ode to Kirihito'' made about 25 years later. One is comedy and the other horror, but '''damn'''.