I would like to get into drawing manga. Maybe you can post some tutorials
for manga loves. Or maybe some good links.
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Hi, I loved Tol1. Looking forward to Tol2.
I would like to get into drawing manga. Maybe you can post some tutorials
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I would like to get into drawing manga. Maybe you can post some tutorials
for manga loves. Or maybe some good links.
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Hmm, I wish I could be of help there... I'm not the best person to ask since I'm not a great artist and I don't really use online tutorials much. 
The "How to Draw Anime and Game Characters" book series is helpful, though. The "How to Draw Manga" book series is also useful, too. 
Anyone know any good online stuff?
The "How to Draw Anime and Game Characters" book series is helpful, though. The "How to Draw Manga" book series is also useful, too. Anyone know any good online stuff?
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There's a few tutorials (on folds in clothing, hands, and such things) here:
http://artcorner.org/tutorials/lessons/
It's far from everything, but there's some reasonable tips in there.
I think motivation and practice are the most important things... and having a good eye (to observe what you see and see how to draw it) obviously helps too ^^;;
http://artcorner.org/tutorials/lessons/
It's far from everything, but there's some reasonable tips in there.
I think motivation and practice are the most important things... and having a good eye (to observe what you see and see how to draw it) obviously helps too ^^;;
I think I dl'ed the how to draw manga videos from muto:
http://www.mutoanime.com/Draw/Video.html
it might gives you a head start since it's a video of somebody who draws stuff right in front of you ... eh .... upside down.
http://www.mutoanime.com/Draw/Video.html
it might gives you a head start since it's a video of somebody who draws stuff right in front of you ... eh .... upside down.
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