Learn How to Draw Manga: Manga Artist's Workbook to become a Master at Drawing Faces and Expressions (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798653662089)

With this work book we will learn about drawing anime so that we'd be able to draw any expressions from various angles, fluently and intuitively.

Being able to fluently and confidently draw a variety of emotions and expressions allow us to create profound characters and drawings which tells a meaningful story.

Imagine that there is a doctor who knows all about the anatomy of the face. Knows all the names of the muscles, the functions and how they move but hasn't practiced much drawing. Would he have a feel for drawing accurate proportions of the portrait? Does he have inbuilt intuition at designing aesthetic shapes and emphasizing emotions?

On the other hand, imagine an artist who has a lot of practice on drawing portraits. Imagine how he will be able to draw with intuition and fluency. Imagine how he will be able to design shapes to convey a variety of emotions.

So, like all other things, the ability to draw with confidence and intuition is only created through practice.

Going through this workbook is a very good way to practice and to build this intuition.

Through the practice exercises in this workbook, we can build an intuition at drawing facial expressions and we will be able to recall these and draw different variations just using our in built instinct. This exercise book is really handy because it can make practicing much easier.

Think of a time when you have some extra few minutes in your daily life. It could be when you're on the train, just staring out the window or it could be when your waiting for a cup of coffee at your favorite cafe. These few minutes are the perfect time to practice using this work book.

We only need a few minutes; allowing us to casually and easily start our practice session anytime anywhere. We can take a break anytime, if we are having a bad day just close the book even if we haven't completed a drawing, that's okay, and start again later with fresh eyes.

Doing these multiple small practice sessions within our daily life is a better way to practice compared to cramming one big practice session. Doing it for a few minutes every day is easy and stress free and will make practice fun. Making practice fun is very important as it will allow us to practice persistently. If it's fun we do it more, making us better faster. So, it creates this really good positive loop.

So, to get better, the reality is that we need to practice and create an intuition for drawing faces and expressions. To make practice easier we should try to do small amounts of it every day within our daily life with the help of this workbook.

Best wishes for your art journey and I hope you have a wonderful day. Please stay safe see you next time