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The ability to draw realistic and powerful facial expressions is essential for every manga artist. All artists will tell you that human faces are the most important and challenging element of any drawing. How to Create Manga: Drawing Facial Expressions is an essential resource for artists who want to bring their skills to the next level.
Thirteen professional Japanese artists have contributed their expertise to this book, which contains 1,250 drawings, with several detailed tips and comments on every drawing. It includes a comprehensive opening section on all the basic expressions budding manga artists need to master. Sections dedicated to detailed emotions and playing up the intensity and drama of more animated facial expressions follow.
Tuttles How to Create Manga series guides users through the process of reaching a professional-looking final drawing through actual sketch progressions, practical tips and common missteps to avoid. Other books in the series include How to Create Manga: Drawing the Human Body and How to Create Manga: Drawing Clothing and Accessories.
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facial
expressions
and Delight 14
Laughter 22
Loneliness 42
Express Emotions 85
the Taste 100
Something
That Tastes Bad 104
Something 168
thoughts and emotions. In this book, we cover a wide range of facial expressions, starting
with the basics such as smiling or getting angry but also looking at those that are a
combination of various emotions. Each expression is categorized according to the general
emotion it conveys, making it easy to find the one youre looking for.
expression for each emotion. For instance, a simple smile could mean smiling through
tears, smiling even when something is not funny, or other smiles that differ depending
on their accompanying emotions. Many different emotions mix and are revealed via the
different characters will wear 10 different smiles, with various techniques making it possible
to change the expression completely. For that reason, there are more than 870 illustrations
as examples in this book, with accompanying comments to clearly explain areas to focus on
and to provide you with ideas for the various appealing aspects and ways of thinking about
each expression.
like and reading the whole volume to find hints to help you draw them. We hope this book
helps you bring previously untapped emotion to your characters.
(see pages 174175 for
information about them)
of emotion and the characteristics of each expression are summarized in this section.
are divided into scenes or situations that make it easier to visualize their use, along with many other
expressions that can be incorporated into other types of scenes.
negative. Be aware, however, that some of the illustrated examples may bear both nuances.
surprise, dislike and fear.
of the body part or body as a whole.
how to use the paint tool and so on.
heading and the degree of emotion.
of the body other than the face as well as how to
use symbolic expression to convey emotions.
this book, it refers to the stylized symbols often used in manga, such as the symbol for
anger, the droplets that denote sweat from panic and the symbol for blood draining
from the face (see below). Its easiest to think of them in the same way as the emoji on
your smartphone.
exaggerated way. In this book, it refers to overlarge eyes, mouths that protrude from the
face and other such exaggeration.
reddens the face and
expresses shyness,
excitement, etc.
that protrude
from the forehead
when angry.
sweat and panic.
showing the
blood draining
from the face.
Delight
Loneliness
Its an expression that communicates good will, a sense of security and an absence of animosity.
mind is the eyes forming a crescent moon
shape and the mouth forming a half moon.
To start, lets look at this facial expression as
one of the basic expressions of joy.
and the corners of the mouth lift. Think of the
lower lids as being pushed up by the cheeks.
Usually when blinking, both the upper and
lower lids move toward each other, but the
movement is different when smiling.
lids and corners of the mouth lift
up. Once the corners of the mouth
are raised this far, it is easier for the
mouth to open in terms of the flow
of expression.
of the brows are lowered and a
smile forms. Draw the characters
mouth wide open for a cheerful look,
making sure at the same time that
the overall appearance isnt affected.
and laughing in the Discussion on .
and conveys an absence of animosity and a sense of
security. It can also be said that an open grin works to
dispel a conversation partners wariness.
an agonized expression. Adding in the movement of the
body, such as doubling over with laughter and holding
the stomach, renders the expression more effective.
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