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Anime drawing supplies/help guides?
So a while back ago I saw this sketch book that had lines in it for head sizes which I have seen in many manga/anime books to help with proportions I was wondering where you can get something like this and any other supplies you may consider a good thing to have. Including maybe a good beginners guide to drawing anime. website or book is fine.
to be honest I have no idea who my favorite artist is being as I have only watched anime I never really looked into who does what. I do like specific anime styles though like, darker than black, naruto, bleach, death note, dance in the vampire bund, rosario + vampire, berserk, and one of my all time favorites is rurouni kenshin. Any ideas where I should go from here?
So I believe rurouni kenshins artist was Nobuhiro Watsuki... but ever knowing this where do I begin can you give me a bit more insight?
3 Answers
- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
great books, its just not how to draw but also books about different tools and supplies pros use
Source(s): http://howtodrawmangaebooks.blogspot.com/ - 8 years ago
Honestly I think it's better to just pick your favorite anime artist and work off of that. How-to-draw anime books are horrible terrible awful and will teach you how to draw a poor excuses for anime. But if you still want one to start with, go to Michaels or Blicks. I know for sure Michaels has them. Or a Barnes and noble.
- 8 years ago
If you research mark crilley on youtube you will find what you are looking for...he has so many videos on how to draw anime and different types of anime too (from realistic to fantasy like) :)
