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In her follow-up to Chibi Art Class, renowned Instagram artist Yoai is back to teach you how to draw the popular Japanese style of anime and manga like a pro.

In Anime Art Class, you will learn how to draw Yoais signature cute characters, from their bodies and facial features to their dreamy eyes, trendy clothes and accessories, and fun hair.

The 20 tutorials, with simple step-by-step illustrations and instructions, guide you from drawing characters in pencil and pen to coloring and shading them in with colored pencils, markers, and watercolor paints. With the addition of lots of drawing tips and tricks and inspiration galleries that you can also use as coloring pages, soon you will be enhancing your notebooks, stationery, artwork, and more with your own unique anime world. Anime Art Class is now in session!

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INTRODUCTION - photo 3
INTRODUCTION Hello My name is Anny I grew up making little doodles and what - photo 4
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INTRODUCTION
Hello!

My name is Anny. I grew up making little doodles and whatnot, but I started taking drawing more seriously in 2012. The first things I drew were chibis, because I loved the style of them and they were easy to draw. After I began posting my chibi artwork on social media sites such as DeviantArt and Instagram, and even published my first book, Chibi Art Class, I began to explore and diversify what I drew, including anime-style characters. Today, I continue to draw my anime-style drawings, and I share them online regularly on my social media accounts.

What Is Anime and Manga?

My anime-style drawings are inspired by the artwork found in anime (animated television shows and movies) and manga (comics and graphic novels), which originated in Japan. Some general characteristics of anime/manga characters include large eyes, flamboyant and colorful hairstyles, and exaggerated (slim and buff) body types, but today there are many different styles of anime and manga. I like to draw cute things, and this book will focus on that, but there are lots of other themes you can explore in the expansive world of anime and manga, such as action, horror, and sci-fi.

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How to Use This Book

In this book, there are lots of tips and tricks for drawing your own anime-style characters, including bodies, faces, eyes, hairstyles, and clothing, along with coloring, shading, and blending techniques; over twenty step-by-step tutorials; and an inspiration gallery of hairstyles, clothing, and much more! The tutorials guide you through everything, from sketching with pencil and inking your characters to coloring them with colored pencils, markers, and watercolors. With that said, lets get started with our Anime Art Class!

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Getting Started

All of the tutorials in this book require you to work traditionally, so you will be drawing anime-style characters with pencil, pen, colored pencils, markers, and watercolors. You may want to invest in other materials as you become more experienced with your drawing. In this section, I have made suggestions, but feel free to use any materials that you want. These items can easily be found in the art section of your local craft store or online.

Paper

For illustrations with single-layer coloring and blending, such as the ones in this book, I like to use a Canson XL Mix Media sketchbook, which is a midweight paper that can be used with a variety of mediums. For illustrations with heavy color layering and shading, I prefer to use Canson Comic and Manga Illustration Bristol, which is a heavyweight paper. For more detailed watercolor illustrations, use a paper specifically for watercolor.

HB Pencils

Before inking and coloring a character, you should sketch it in pencil first, so you can erase any mistakes and refine your lines. I like using a wood HB pencil (any brand), with a lead that is not too dark or too light. You can also use a mechanical pencil with a thicker lead, at least 0.7mm or larger, though HB pencils are far better for shading in terms of output and control.

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Erasers

There are two types of erasers you want to have on hand when you are using a pencil to make a sketch of your character: a white plastic eraser, such as a Pentel Hi-Polymer eraser, and a gray, kneadable eraser, such as a Prismacolor Kneaded Rubber eraser. The plastic eraser will erase and obliterate everything in its path, while the soft, kneadable eraser is better for selective erasing, such as removing soft shading. Opposite, I have made a couple sketch patches with a cross in the middle. The white plastic eraser erased everything, while the gray eraser erased the shaded background but not the cross. You may also want to have a stick eraseryou can put it in a pencil sharpener at an angle and rotate it gently in order to sharpen the tip into an eraser pen for precision erasing. Replace gray, kneadable erasers often, and keep them in a clean, closed container or plastic zip-top bag to prevent dust and debris from embedding into them.

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Fineliner Pens

Fineliner pens are an artists staple and perfect for outlining your art. They come in a variety of colors and nib sizes for different line weights and are easy to use. Be warned, however, that if you want to outline or color your character with a fineliner, use one that is waterproof, or your lines will become smudged when you add color with an alcohol-based marker. Keep in mind that when a pen is described as being smudge-proof or water-resistant, that doesnt necessarily mean it is waterproof, so make sure to test it out on a separate sheet of paper before you apply it to your drawing. Also, avoid using ballpoint pens as a liner. I like to use the Sakura Pigma Micron 01 (0.1mm) fineliner in black, sepia, and purple.

Brush Pens

Brush pens work great for filling in large swaths of area on inked drawings to which you are not going to add additional color. I like to use the Sakura Pigma Brush pen in black. In a pinch, you can use a black Sharpie or other office-grade permanent marker to block out large areas, but beware that their inks are often tinted purple/blue and will show up as such when reflected with light. And they may not mix well with the ink from fineliner pens. Similarly, avoid using calligraphy brush pens, as different brands/manufacturers tend to have different opacities and smudge resistance to their ink formulas.

Colored Pencils

Colored pencils are a great way to add soft colors and shades into your artwork; however, if you want a more solid color when using colored pencils, you will need to press harder onto the paper when coloring. I prefer Prismacolor Premier colored pencils, but you can use any brand. Generally, its better to use pencils that have a softer lead, as they will have less wax filler and more pigment. Always keep a pencil sharpener handy because its much easier to work with a sharp pencil. Also, invest in a good sharpener and replace it often. A flimsy one or one with a dull blade is more likely to crack the wood or break a pencils wax lead, leading to wastage.

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