Peter Childs - How to Draw Manga: Draw Manga Characters Step by Step

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Since drawing is often the first effective way for children to communicate with the outside world, having this resource available will help your child express needs, wants, and emotions more efficiently. If your child is extremely motivated to learn how to draw, this guide will not only teach your child how to become a better artists by learning to draw some common characters of Manga, s/he will also begin developing important cognitive skills to start exploring the outer world by effectively expressing a view of the things s/he sees. There's more to Manga than big, shiny eyes and funky hair. In these action-packed pages, I will show you step-by-step how to achieve an authentic manga style-from drawing faces and figures to laying out awesome, high-drama spreads. Your children learn how a few basic lines will help you place facial features in their proper locations and simple tricks for getting body proportions right. Plus, you'll find inspiration for infusing your work with expression, attitude and action.

As your child progresses, encouraged by the ease of step-by-step drawing, they will build confidence, not only in drawing, but in all aspects of their lives. Knowing that they have the ability to recreate whatever cartoons/characters they see is an important stepping-stone. If you are looking for a great book with drawing tips for kids, you have got the right one. This book is simple enough for a child to enjoy the work, and progressive enough that they will feel challenged without becoming frustrated. This will keep your children interested in the exercises and motivated to learn.

I will describe how to draw Sheele - the majestic girl from Akame Ga Kill as an example. I will describe how to draw Sheele - the majestic girl from Akame Ga Kill as an example.

The remaining examples will be the graphical step by step representation of the same basic principle. There are five distinct parts of Sheele - her face, her hair, her torso, her waist and her arms. We will draw the outlines of the following image

A ll you need is an HB pencil, rubber, paper, pencil sharpener, a cotton bud and a photo of Sheele. Step 1 Lets sketch the round head first. Then draw the reference outlines of her neck and her body. S tep 2 Draw a definite shape of her face.

Then draw the bangs with thick, clear and separate outlines. Subtly draw the tiny nose and the simple mouth line.

S tep 3 Let us draw the glasses, the eyes and the eyebrows so that it blends below the hair bangs. Thicken the glass frame. Then add the ears. S tep 5 In this stage, we will work on Sheele's body and clothes. S tep 5 In this stage, we will work on Sheele's body and clothes.

Draw her neck and her shoulders. Draw the curved outline of her breasts. Now to her clothes. Design the border of hers tops with thick, deep and bold lines. Add the dots and other design traits on her chest. S tep 6 We are almost done. S tep 6 We are almost done.

Now draw the shape of her perfect waist. Finish drawing the arms and gloves. Finally add the belly button, crotch lining and the sides of her lips. Scratch out the reference outlines. Erase and correct any mistakes before finishing the drawing.

T hat's it! You have drawn Sheele!! Congrats! Let us move on to other cool Anime characters. Next page