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How to Draw Anime Part 1
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Learn all the basics including eyes, mouth, head and hair! This book focuses on the Anime Face and is perfect for beginner artists.
Unlock your creative potential with How to Draw Anime Part 1 by Joseph Stevenson! This bestselling guide is perfect for beginners and aspiring artists who want to learn how to draw anime and how to draw manga characters with ease. With step-by-step instructions, Stevenson breaks down the fundamental techniques needed to bring your favorite anime characters to life—from expressive facial features to dynamic poses.
Designed to be engaging and easy to follow, How to Draw Anime Part 1 covers essential tips for understanding anime anatomy, proportions, and styles, making it an ideal starting point for anyone interested in learning how to draw. This book is packed with helpful illustrations, professional techniques, and insider tricks that help you master the basics and start creating your unique anime and manga artwork.
Whether you’re a total beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, How to Draw Anime Part 1 will provide you with everything you need to start your artistic journey in anime and manga.
| Weight | 1.2 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 11 × 8.5 × .25 in |
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Virginia Martin (verified owner) –
Well-organized
Kenneth Murphy (verified owner) –
A must-have for anime fans and aspiring artists alike.
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Good
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Detailed instructions
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Inspirational, although some concepts are outdated.
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worth it forbeginners
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This book is a solid intro with step-by-step guidance.
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Amazing art examples
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A little repetitive but good for foundational concepts.
Melissa Ramirez (verified owner) –
Too basic for me, but a good gift for new artists.
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perfect for young artists
Gregory Roberts (verified owner) –
illustrations are great
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An amazing resource, not too complex for starters.
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Perfect for beginners who want to start with basics!
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Definitely worth it
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Highly recommended for those wanting to master anatomy.
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A good refresher on proportions and face angles.
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A well-rounded guide, covering everything from A to Z!
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Fantastic for learning expressions and gestures.
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essential techniques
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Covers essential techniques in a very engaging way.
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basics!
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Definitely worth it for intermediate-level learners.
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Amazing
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Not very comprehensive but great for quick sketches.
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Perfect for beginners
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Natasha Decker (verified owner) –
Good for basics, but I wish it had more on perspective.
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Loved the section on dynamic poses and motion!
Mary Owen (verified owner) –
very great for quick sketches.
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This book is solid
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Well-organized and easy to reference while drawing.
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A nice guide
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lots of helpful tricks.
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