i mean theyre 1. a painter. paint is generally 2D, also japan has a huge history with cartooning, so making it make a traditional sumi-e painter is more asthetically in line with them anyway
Flat doesn't automatically mean 2D. Flat when talking about art can mean: lacking depth and nuisance, dull, uniform, and matte. The skills shown are easily described as flat.
I don't see how Japan having a history of cartooning is relevant. I had a Mickey Mouse painting game on my PC back in 1999 that used similar graphics to the trailer. Also sumi-e is not cartooning. I don't know where you got that from. Not everything that comes out of Japan is anime.
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