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[BurnerAzR.EXE]

http://www.polykarbon.com/tutorials/index.htm

A couple of tutorials on drawing manga style body parts.

Edited by BurnerAzR.EXE, 14 October 2006 - 10:25 AM.

[Airn]

Thanks for the link Burner =D

[NARU.EXE]

Hey nice, that Displacement Maps tutorial
is something Naru can use.
Looks like Naru kinda' flooked into
the first few steps on his own, but could never
get the patterns to wrap around a figure.

Thanks BurnerAzR.EXE!

[BurnerAzR.EXE]

No prob, i needed some help drawing hands a while ago and found that site.
It has alot of great tutorials.

[Protogirl]

and of course, pratice pratice pratice always comes in handy! If you want-- I can scan my how to draw manga book for you--

it's the real deal. It teaches you how to make a manga book, not specficly drawing as you requested but making it(book). Shows about equipment and all that good stuff in description, even screen tones and inking tips! let me know if cha want me to kay'.

Edited by Protogirl, 03 November 2006 - 11:44 PM.

[BurnerAzR.EXE]

Sure id love to take a look at it.
Im always looking to improve.

[uhohima]

iv found a couple of books on drawing manga at my library before so maybe you could see if your library has any decent ones?

[Dawa-Chan]

One thing that helps is to look through an anatomy book. Once you know how to draw realistically, it's easy to give it a manga flair.

This website has some good tutorials, too:
http://www.howtodrawmanga.com/tutorial.html

[azianhiro]

you should check the bookstore