Shojo Fashion Manga Art School, Boys: How to Draw Cool Characters, Action Scenes and Modern Looks
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| Rating | : | 4.84 (858 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1440334722 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 144 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-11-13 |
| Language | : | English |
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Visit her website at beanclamchowder.Krisanne McSpadden is a writer who helped Irene Flores write and organize her first bestselling book for IMPACT, Shojo Fashion Manga Art School.. Her deviantART page (beanclamviantart) has had over 119,000 pageviews. About the AuthorIrene Flores is the author of IMPACT's bestselling Shojo Fashion Manga Art School, as well as co-creator of Tokyopop's trilogy Mark of the Succubus
BUY IF YOU WANT TO DRAW BOYS Alyssa OH MY GOD. I love, love, Irene Flores. Her style is both realistic and mangaish. And her anatomy is dead on. If you want to know how to draw boys, and their delicious bodies, GET THIS BOOK! It helps so much, so goes through it with great detail, and has many different poses and plenty of weird ones too! There's boys hands, feet, muscles, poses, different body shapes (thin, muscular, chubby) Honestly, She is my favorite how to draw manga artist. The clothing is spectacular also, she shows you shadows, and wrinkles and explains . Violetglitter said Great Book Series!!!. I really love the Shojo Fashion Manga art school Series tremendously!! It is a very informative and in depth look and creating unique characters! Boys is no exception to that with so much information about how anatomy and muscles work it helps you draw proper looking men/boys! For someone who has trouble with drawing any sort of male figure it's gold! :) I really hope this series can continue because these books are the most informative that I have found for the popular manga look that looks a bit more realistic than a standar. Must have reference book :) The art is beautiful!! Now this book is meant as a reference, this is NOT your typical how to draw book for beginners. You should have some basic knowledge on how to draw your characters, it briefly goes through the basics and they are more like tips on how to improve. I loved the drawing faces section, it has very nice recommendations on how to portray your characters correctly, and some mini tutorials on how to draw certain things I find this book as a must for reference purposes. Overall, I enjoyed it :)
With the same focus on styles and looks, you'll learn how to build a diverse cast of male characters that are distinctive and memorable--from the hair on their heads to the shoes on their feet. Easy-to-follow lessons for drawing the poses and different body types.The Face. Portray your characters' worlds with group scenes of guys in action along with fun demonstrations on drawing cars, bikes, scooters and more! By making strategic choices for body type, facial expression and clothing, you can create characters that make a statement before even uttering a word.. The number one fashion workshop for shojo manga now brings youboys!Guys take center stage in the latest edition of this best-selling workshop. Wardrobe options abound for shojo men, from hoodies and t-shirts to formal and business attire, complete with coats, shoes, hats and other accessories.The Setting. All your favorite topics are covered!The Figure. Learn to draw the endless variations of facial features and hairstyles that will make your manga boys unique.The Look
Irene Flores is the author of IMPACT's bestselling Shojo Fashion Manga Art School, as well as co-creator of Tokyopop's trilogy Mark of the Succubus. Her deviantART page (beanclamviantart) has had over 119,000 pageviews. Visit her website at beanclamchowder.Krisanne McSpadden is a writer who helped Irene Flores write and organize her first bestsel