How To Draw Shojo Manga For Amateurs

Learn to draw shoujo manga for amateurs with guidance from how expert press and Katri, while Cody Johnson narrates.

Master step-by-step techniques to draw shogo manga for amateurs, cover basic drawing terminologies like hairline, iris, eyelashes, and eyebrows, and practice head and face basics with light lines.

Explore head and face basics for shojo manga, covering five views and key features—eyes, chin, nose, cheeks, ears, forehead, and hair—and how head size affects age perception in drawing.

Master the right side front view by constructing facial landmarks in a circle, outlining the jaw, brows, eyes, nose, and mouth, then shading and coloring for a shojo look.

Learn the left side view of the head for shojo manga. Use a circle construction, guiding lines, and a tangent to shape eyebrow, eye opening, ear, nose, chin, and neck.

Master the side back view in shojo manga, covering right and left profiles, circle construction, facial features, ears, hair lines, shading, and bright color finishing.

Learn manga body proportions and drawing steps to render a tall, slender Shogo from front view, using nine equal parts and guided step-by-step construction.

Explore back and side views of shojo's body, with shading along the spine, elbows, and knees, head view variations, and hair length affecting coverage.

Draw large, expressive shojo manga eyes to convey emotion, using iris shading, pupil placement, eyelashes, and bold eyebrows to create youthfulness and charm.

Learn to draw expressive shojo manga faces from a front view with step-by-step guidance on eyes, eyebrows, eyelids, mouth, and cheeks to convey emotions.

Master ears and hairstyles in shoujo manga by exploring three ear types and diverse hairstyle patterns, with step-by-step drawing guidance and emphasis on light, shine, and hairlines.

Master drawing shojo hands and feet with slender proportions, shading, nails, and three-dimensional form to convey posture and emotion, then apply coats, pants, glasses, and accessories for vivid outfits.

Master shojo manga postures by drawing running, standing, sitting, jumping, and fighting with attention to mood, facial expressions, hair, clothes, and dynamic body proportions.

Explore the global appeal of manga, its genres, and the distinctive shoujo style, focusing on expressive eyes, small chin, hair, and multicolored outfits.

Milchan Khatri guides shojo manga drawing with intuition and personal judgment, embracing simplicity as a blend of love, friendship, generosity, gratitude, honesty, and humility.