Drawing Manga
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| Rating | : | 4.18 (706 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0007231784 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 96 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-10-27 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
She is a founding member of Sweatdrop Studios in Cambridge, which have produced over ninety comics over the past three years. She has also contributed towards and written several articles and books about drawing manga. . Selina Dean is a freelance manga-style illustrator, specializing in illustrations for books and magazines as well as comics. Her own comics include the long-running drama series Fantastic Cat and the surreal fantasy comic Fantasma, as well as a variety of short stories
ok but not for me this book, as most, is best for novices. However is not very focused on authentic looking manga skills. the pictures are not impressive and are rather mediocre. I happen to be a obsessive teen fanatic, however, and desire only the best. this is a good directional guide for younger persons with only basic knowledge wanting to improve their skill. and i would recommend this for anyone under 1ok but not for me DKN this book, as most, is best for novices. However is not very focused on authentic looking manga skills. the pictures are not impressive and are rather mediocre. I happen to be a obsessive teen fanatic, however, and desire only the best. this is a good directional guide for younger persons with only basic knowledge wanting to improve their skill. and i would recommend this for anyone under 14.. .
. About the Author Selina Dean is a freelance manga-style illustrator, specializing in illustrations for books and magazines as well as comics. She has also contributed towards and written several articles and books about drawing manga. Her own comics include the long-running drama series Fantastic Cat and the surreal fantasy comic Fantasma, as well as a variety of short stories. She is a founding member of Sweatdrop Studios in Cambridge, which have produced over ninety comics over the past three years
With manga becoming increasingly popular in the West, more and more amateur artists now want to create their own original manga art. There is advice on drawing figures, adding expressions, designing clothing, and posing characters. An essential section on creating different characters explains simple anatomy and examines the design points which make each character unique. A final chapter includes more advanced techniques to enable readers to create finished artwork on their own.. All the basic techniques are covered with clear instructions and plenty of step-by-step illustrations. This book covers everything the beginner needs to know about drawing their favorite manga characters, including people, monsters, and mascots. Other sections cover the practical techniques needed to create comics—developing storyboards, creating layouts, scripting, including backgrounds, and using inking and coloring techniques