
Learn a step-by-step guide to drawing JoJo manga from volume 2 by following expert tips in this welcome lecture.
Learn to draw your own shojo manga character by following guidelines to create original characters, with practical exercises, basic body positions, faces, and style.
Master drawing heads by building guidelines and measuring the eyes, forehead, and jaw. Practice front, side, and three-quarter views with hair gaps and light pencil lines.
Explore overhead, top, bottom, and front three-fourths views for shojo manga characters, using a head circle, mask, and careful placement of ears, eyes, cheeks, and hair under gravity.
Master eye design to convey emotion in shojo manga using tables for high corner and normal eye styles, light positions, and changing eyelash curves and angles across views.
Master hair drawing by defining strand directions with messy guidelines, mastering curls and straight textures, and detailing bangs, ears, back of head, and hair whorls for diverse styles.
Learn to render shojo manga emotions by shaping sad, surprised, irritated, angry, and serious expressions with eyes, eyebrows, mouth, shadows, and a head angle.
Master drawing bodies for shojo manga by constructing six-head tall figures with perspective, joints, and weight, using box guides and front, three-quarter, and top views.
Design unique shojo manga characters by mastering clothing, folds, and draping through reference study and fashion styles. Learn three-quarter body poses, simple outfits, and fabric flow to create infinite looks.
learn to design romantic shoujo manga scenes by building poses from stick figures, using gridlines and perspective lines, then drawing clothing, hair, and shadows to convey interaction and emotion.
Learn to design a magical girl scene, from baton-held poses and wings to outfits with ribbons, using manga studio software for dynamic, weight-aware flying poses.
This book mainly focus on character designing, Mainly how to design your own shoujo character, We focus more on how to draw significant faces and draw significant clothing and to call it your own and not to be confused with other styles of manga because reading this would make you understand every types of styles out there.
Reading this book alone will be like reading all of the books out there that focus on how to design a character, because In this style, you’re not only using one styles but all of them! it might sound unrealistic but it remains it’s true. I’ve complied almost all of the things I learned from all of the books I have read but they’re not enough because they usually focus on “I’ll show you how to draw like me” types of lessons, But now I made the perfect type of guideline myself that could make you know how to draw all characters out there, and by looking into the styles of others you’ll know what category they belong to or what type of facial styles they use or the basic shape they used to make that type of clothing or face almost like how a psychologist read the minds of people.