A Complete Shojo Manga Art Course!The world of shojo manga art dares you to go all outmdash;big eyes; colorful skin tones; spiky hairhellip;the works.Shojo Wonder Manga Art School shows you how to take full advantage of that freedom while bringing believability and originality to your manga characters. With easy to follow step-by-step instruction; Supittha ldquo;Annierdquo; Bunyapen (known as ecthelian on deviantART) shows you how to draw a wide range of characters in the manga style including heads and figures; attitudes and expressions; clothing; and natural and dynamic poses. In addition to this expert instruction; yoursquo;ll discover tricks for building mood with shadows; light and expressive color.middot; More than 20 step-by-step demos cover an assorted cast of colorful characters; including 5 complete scenes with finished backgroundsmiddot; Basics-and-beyond instruction on drawing heads; figures; clothing; accessories; poses; hairstyles; costumes and backgroundsmiddot; Color-mixing charts and step-by-step demonstrations for mastering basic skin tonesmiddot; Coloring techniques for refining your illustrations and mixing markers with other media to create cool effects
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Wonderful readBy hobbesI am always in awe when I see the magnificnet cathedrals in England and wonder just how did they get built? Robert A. Scott does a wonderful job not only of describing the construction of these cathedrals but also of the times in which they were built. He covers all the aspects of life back in the medieval ages. Knowing all that I know now makes me even more in awe of the majesty of these beautful cathedrals. Nothing built today will be around in 100 years. let alone 600 years.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy JMMinksA good read before going to Europe and seeing the beautiful architecture1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. A little disappointingBy whiskey DeltaWe all have our biases. The author bias. for me. is a little too evident. If comment on values of a cathedral community are going to be expressed. it could. perhaps. be in the context or comparison to. the "outside" world values and practises.
