How to draw a manga? There are several procedures???

First of all, the materials are paper, pens, and erasers.

These are needless to say. The paper should be relatively good, not too thick, and not too "fragile" (scratched by a pencil). These three things are used for drafting, and there are not many specific requirements, as long as they have a "feel" to use.

Then you can buy comic paper at a comic equipment store, which seems to be a bit expensive, so you can save money.

There's also a copy table, which you can use instead of a light bulb under a frosted glass plate.

Put a draft of the manga on the copy table, and then put the manga paper on it. You can draw well without staining the paper.

To draw on comic paper, use a comic pen, such as a D pen, a G pen, and the like. They draw ink lines with different levels of softness depending on the amount of ink on the nib and how hard it is. For example, some nibs are suitable for drawing skin, and some nibs are suitable for drawing metal.

I don't think it makes much sense to draw it according to my personal preference, so I think it's okay to draw well).

There is also ink, which is generally selected ink and ink. Ink is thicker than ink, and it depends on everyone's preference.

In addition, there are cloud-shaped rulers and serpentine rulers. It is used to draw curves, the cloud ruler has a fixed arc, and the snake ruler can be bent. So serpentine ruler is expensive.

When you have a rough picture of the comic, you can remove it from the copy table. Retouch and retouch, and then use a ruler to draw the frame line.

Generally, the special paper for comics will help you mark the frame line (ink line). so press the drawing it marked.

Remember: the ruler should be turned upside down. Where there is a scale, it will not be next to the paper.,The ink line won't get smudged after drawing.。。

Hope it helps

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To learn the basics first, that is, to draw a sketch of a sphere or a cylinder.

With the basics, everything is so easy.

You can draw real people first, and then draw comic characters after you are proficient, otherwise it will be easy to lose shape.

Then learn to draw perspective ...... such as background perspective and character perspective

Perspective can also be not learned first, but the perspective of the characters must be learned! The rest can be learned after the person has finished drawing. ）

Once you've got everything done, you can buy some comic paraphernalia to use: dipping pens, comic ink, outlets, and so on.

You can even draw anime by hand with a computer.

It depends on whether you are using a computer or drawing by hand. But you need the original, and if you use a scanner to scan the original into the computer, you can make it with professional tools, not a mouse, but a clipboard for drawing comics. Nowadays, it is generally computer drawing, because it is much more convenient.

If you draw it by hand, you need to use a special pen to outline it, and you have to cut the dots and background, and the storyboard is also very important, as well as stickers.

If you draw it by hand, there are about four steps. 1.Drafting 2 trimming lines, step-by-step gestalt 3 drawing lines, finishing line drawing 4 coloring.

Story, storyboard, sketch, line, final coloring, finishing, processing.

From page 9 onwards, there are 7 steps.

1 Draw a draft.

2 Go live. 3 Draw the background.

4 Remove the multi-and lines.

5 Coloring 6 Pasting the Outline Points.

7 Paste the text.

For the two-dimensional friends, the external images of those anime characters, or the stories that happened to these characters, are deeply attracted to us two-dimensional lovers. So how do you draw a manga? Let's teach you how to draw a comic in four steps!

Step 1: Wire up. Start by practicing the lines, which include straight lines, arcs, and various straight lines.

When most of us first learn to draw, the lines will tremble, and we need to practice more to find the feel so that we can stabilize the lines when drawing, and it is best to do it in one stroke rather than a little bit.

Step 2: Drawing. It is to further practice how to draw lines in comics.

The specific operation is: find a piece of tissue paper to cover the comics, and then trace all the pictures like practicing calligraphy when you were a child. When drawing, observe how the cartoonist draws the eyes and other organs of the body.

For example, how the structure is determined, how the details are handled, and so on. When the lines are no longer so stiff and you already have a little sense of the shape, you can copy it.

The third step is copying. Practice until you get very close to the original image. Avoid "brainless copying", and learn to think, summarize and apply when copying, otherwise it will be bad to find that you can only copy after practicing for a few years.

The fourth step is to create. Seeing this, some students may ask: Can you create so soon?

In fact, the real beginning is when you create. As for how to create a comic, I can give a small suggestion: when drawing, you can first think about how to compose the picture, what shape, and then draft, draw lines, colors, special effects, and details.

Always remind yourself that you are drawing three-dimensional things. For example, think of the head as an irregular sphere rather than just a circle, as well as structure and perspective.

Last but not least, there is one more important thing: proportions. Japanese manga, in particular, require very precise proportions.

There must be an unchanging standard for height, legs, and hands. In short, drawing comics is to draw more and practice more, it is recommended that comic book novices learn to sketch first to lay a good foundation, after all, there is no shortcut to painting, and it is easy to take detours if the foundation is not solid. Come on, little painters!

That's it for this issue, and we'll see you next time