need help on how to draw?

Question

Everything to me can be learned so I need help on drawing anime's

I'm making a book that my freinds say sounds like an anime so how do I go into it

any teqnique's any thing that would help me become a good drawer.

Answer 1

Well pretty much everyone's giving the same/good advice so I'll just throw this in there: look up video's of people drawing. I watched speed paints on youtube for fun for a few years and then recently found out that I'm not that bad at trying myself. True, I'm not exactly Da Vinci but from going to maybe doodleing every now and then in class to at least having the hope of becoming somewhat good... that's something, at least to me.



The point, look up video's of people drawing and study them. I digitally also traced as well for a little while but I was only doing it for fun and wasn't serious enough for it to probably have any effect.



Here's a good digital speedpaint to go on:

pt. 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9j3V6BQUbmQ

pt. 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7GQprmID9I



Traditional:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OE-vDtgw9XE



It's harder to find good quality traditional speed-drawings but if you keep looking I'm sure you'll find them ^_^



This person is actual a published american manga artist. He has tons of how-to draw tutorials so be sure to check them out! http://www.youtube.com/user/markcrilley





Just keep looking up more video's, as well as differences on proportions, anatomy, eyes, art style etc. Deviantart is seriously my favorite website EVER and it has a ton of great art and artists that you can learn from as long as you look so be sure to check it out :)



Well, I hope that helps! And good luck with your project!!!!!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

2 ways to brush up your skills.

1) Do not stop stop drawing. Carry a small sketch everywhere you go. sketch out the things u see.

Practice does make perfect. I used to draw everyday on the things that I love, which is manga.

2) Do be afraid of copying/tracing (not encourage to copy during exam or for commercial use

though). Some art colleges do have this practice of teaching the students how to trace. Trace until

you get the hang of it. It's to let your subconcious mind and your hand to get used to draw.

As the sayig goes, "Fake it till you make it!"

If possible, hang around people who loves to draw and draws well. That helps to build up your interest, and it challenge you to be better.

Answer 4

There's no specific way u can be taught.

but there r few things u can do



1.JUST KEEP DRAWING. it doesnt matter if its bad or good. jst keep drawing.



2.copy-draw. draw ur fav animes or something. when u do that, u lean lots of things. and u can create ur own style later.



3. (advance) draw 3D model objects. then try to draw without looking at any model. like instead of same drawing in same angles, say err.. draw a guy jumping to swing his sword and u draw it from the bottom. where his feet would be close n larger than his body. u know wat i mean?



anyways, those stuff is what i was told from a manga artist my cousin knows. apparently he drew hundreds of ppl every day. n theres no easy way but only keep drawing to become good

Answer 5

That's a hard question to answer.Most people I have spoken to have learned to draw on their own.For me,I look at other drawings I like and draw them(basically referencing).Go check out Mark Crilley on youtube for help.He's a good artist and does tutorials.

Answer 6

Have a look on YouTube! There are tonnes of great Manga artists that are happy to share their techniques on styles like shoujo and shounen and helpful hints on what pencils brushes to use etc... Good luck x

Answer 7

The key is practicing!

Pick something, draw it. Or maybe try copying something to see how accurately you can capture it. You will eventually find your style and it will evolve as you get better and better!

Answer 8

Its all talent bro. the most important part is the eyes, thats all i know.