Manga Mania™: Romance: Drawing Shojo Girls and Bishie Boys
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| Rating | : | 4.95 (938 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1933027436 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 144 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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The drawings and tutorials are nice, and I like how the book focuses on Eve The drawings and tutorials are nice, and I like how the book focuses on the basics of shoujo anatomy and style. But there honestly isn't much covering romance scenes, to my disappointment, which is kind of misleading considering the book title is "Mangamania Romance." But because the book is helpful in other areas, I still give it 4 stars.. Papershinigami said Good reference!. Drawing two people in one frame is difficult, especially when they are touching. Having no reference to go off is just makes it harder and searching online can accidentally being up some rather awkward results.The art style isn't my favorite, but it's a good reference guide (and about two bucks) so decided to go for it.I will surely be recommending it to any students searching for a. Emma said But I thought this would be a great book for tutorials on how to show a romantic. At first glance, I was a little wary. It was from Christopher Hart, who I know has quite a reputation for being a little sexist. But I thought this would be a great book for tutorials on how to show a romantic scene with two people, but it was mostly just how to draw super-skinny white girls or body builder boys without a partner. It was good for improving perspective drawing and sp
The bishies of the title certainly aren't forgotten, and care is given to explain and depict some of the most common male characters. A great first choice for creating a cartooning/drawing collection.—Dave Inabnitt, Brooklyn Public Library, NYCopyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. This work starts off with the basics of figure drawing, character design, and facial expressions for both female and male characters; special care is given to explain the details of creating those luminous eyes so popular in Japanese comics. Basics on creating costuming for characters (especially the famous schoolgirl uniform) are included; tips are also given for creating the popular "magical girl" characters à la Sailor Moon. Although not for advanced artists, this is nonetheless a wonderful introduction to the shojo style. . All rights reserved. Movement and perspective are given a brief explanation, and the
With thorough art instruction and lots of ideas for story plots, this is an intriguing invitation to an art form that anyone who loves to draw will find irresistible. . Pencils! Paints! Passion! The Japanese-style comic books known as manga have a huge following in America. Chris Hart, author of several bestselling how-to-draw books, now offers aspiring young artists a complete course in the manga-romance genre. He shows how to create classic manga characters: sweet-and-caring pretty girls with huge, glistening eyes; exciting boy heroes, including handsome teen-idol types, rough-hewn rebels, and young mystery men; girl comedy characters, who not only provide laughs, but also help high school girls deal with their insecurities; and many others