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DRAWING CLOTHING
You’ll notice that all of the characters in this chapter have
outfits. Drawing clothing is one of those fun things that we
get to do when we are drawing characters. So before we
jump into drawing action and movement, I want to take a
second to give you a few fashion tips.
The trick when drawing clothing is that you really have to
know your fabric. Depending on the type you use—the way
it folds, bunches, and moves—it will look very different. For
example, silk is very smooth but creases and folds easily at
every bend. Jeans, on the other hand, are much more stiff,
wrinkling only at the knees and crotch. The most important
thing to remember is that this is manga, so have fun with
your clothing, and think outside the box. Okay, designers,
let’s get to work!
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PANTS
Take note that the fabric bunches at the crotch, at the knees, and at the
hem.
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hairstyles
hands and fist
mouths
noses
Males, body casual back pose
front view
three-quarter back view
three-quarter front view
Mascots, See also Chibis
about: overview of drawing
Imp of Darkness
Inku
Poodle Kuro
Men. See Males
Mouths
N
Noses
O
Octopus
P
Panels. See Story, creating
Pants, See also Action
Paper
Pencils
Pens
Photoshop
Pigeon-toed, girl standing
Poodle Kuro
Profile
R
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Red Riding Hood
Running guy
S
Scanner
Script
Sitting guy
Skirt, Japanese school uniform
Standing pigeon-toed, girl
Story, creating
about: overview of
finishing panels
manga cover and
panels overview
script and
style sheets and
thumbnails and
Style sheets
Supplies (“weapons”)
T
Tanpopo, 4.1, 6.1
Thumbnails
Tiger
Tinkerbell
Toddler eyes
V
Villain, eyes of
W
Walking girl/guy
Wolf, Big Bad
Women. See Females
DRAWING CLOTHING
You’ll notice that all of the characters in this chapter have
outfits. Drawing clothing is one of those fun things that we
get to do when we are drawing characters. So before we
jump into drawing action and movement, I want to take a
second to give you a few fashion tips.
The trick when drawing clothing is that you really have to
know your fabric. Depending on the type you use—the way
it folds, bunches, and moves—it will look very different. For
example, silk is very smooth but creases and folds easily at
every bend. Jeans, on the other hand, are much more stiff,
wrinkling only at the knees and crotch. The most important
thing to remember is that this is manga, so have fun with
your clothing, and think outside the box. Okay, designers,
let’s get to work!
Page 231
PANTS
Take note that the fabric bunches at the crotch, at the knees, and at the
hem.
Page 460
hairstyles
hands and fist
mouths
noses
Males, body casual back pose
front view
three-quarter back view
three-quarter front view
Mascots, See also Chibis
about: overview of drawing
Imp of Darkness
Inku
Poodle Kuro
Men. See Males
Mouths
N
Noses
O
Octopus
P
Panels. See Story, creating
Pants, See also Action
Paper
Pencils
Pens
Photoshop
Pigeon-toed, girl standing
Poodle Kuro
Profile
R
Page 461
Red Riding Hood
Running guy
S
Scanner
Script
Sitting guy
Skirt, Japanese school uniform
Standing pigeon-toed, girl
Story, creating
about: overview of
finishing panels
manga cover and
panels overview
script and
style sheets and
thumbnails and
Style sheets
Supplies (“weapons”)
T
Tanpopo, 4.1, 6.1
Thumbnails
Tiger
Tinkerbell
Toddler eyes
V
Villain, eyes of
W
Walking girl/guy
Wolf, Big Bad
Women. See Females
