How to Draw Anime Neck & Shoulders
This is a fairly quick and simple tutorial explains how to draw an anime or manga style neck, shoulders and collar bones.
Read MoreThis is a fairly quick and simple tutorial explains how to draw an anime or manga style neck, shoulders and collar bones.
Read MoreThis tutorial explains how to draw a cute anime or manga style dog in seven steps going from a basic proportions sketch to a fully colored and shaded drawing.
Read MoreThis detailed step by step tutorial explains how to draw a girl in the anime style wearing a school or college uniform in three quarter view. It covers everything going from the basic structure of the body to a colored and shaded detailed drawing.
Read MoreThis tutorial explains how to draw anime and manga style eyes from the side view in different states and with different expressions using step by step examples.
Read MoreThis step by step tutorial explains how to draw a room in one point point perspective. The example is a bedroom but the same principals can be applied to drawing other rooms with different objects and furniture.
Read MoreThis tutorial explains how to draw anime and manga style mouths from the side (profile view) in different states (closed, open, etc…) and with different expressions.
Read MoreThis step by step tutorial explains the specifics of drawing male anime or manga eyes by going over some of the more common elements of the style.
Read MoreThis tutorial will look at some common practices when drawing anime glasses. For the most part anime and manga glasses are drawn similar to real glasses but there are a few things that make them a little different from other styles.
Read MoreThis tutorial looks at drawing anime facial hair including beards, mustaches and sideburns. Just as other facial features a particular style of facial hair can help emphasize a certain type of character.
Read MoreThis tutorial looks at drawing chibi character facial expressions. Chibi characters are highly simplified versions of the anime or manga style drawn with huge heads and tiny bodies. Chibi expressions take the bare minimum needed to convey a certain emotion and can save an artist a lot of time. For this reason they can even be used as “cut-ins” in more serious styles of anime or manga.
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