With titles ranging from Attack on Titan to Pokeacute;mon; manga is a billion-dollar industry with millions of fans worldwide. Readers will love this step-by-step guide to drawing characters that resemble the Japanese comics and anime they love. In this book; fans can learn how to draw their own manga characters and join in on the fun. Manga Art for Beginners explores the basics; like how to draw faces and eyes; and gradually shows how to get into more complex drawings.Readers will learn to draw the following character types in easy; detailed steps:bull; Hero/Heroinebull; Schoolboy/Schoolgirlbull; Male and Female Ninjabull; Butler/Maidbull; Bishonenbull; Gothic Lolitabull; Shrine Maidenbull; Magical Girlbull; Chibi
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Thank you Robert McDougall et al!!By John CartaAs a former resident of Portland since 1938 I am grateful that this history of Portland has been published. Especially to see my grandparents home on lower Main street. Also the lower part of Perry Ave where I grew up.Thank you all so much for your efforts.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Portland HistoryBy Wilson HorneHard book to get a hold of. Finally got my own copy after a cursory look at someone elses. Loved the old pictures; especially of the brownstone quarry operations and the boatyards. There were also 4 pictures of my house around the turn of the century during a parade; the old Goodrich house. Love the book.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Good book would recommened to everyoneBy linda j.A lot of interesting information and pictures. I was brought up in Portland and brought back memories. Read the book from cover to cover
