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Anime & Manga Drawing Course Chibi Characters
Rating: 4.5 out of 5(24 ratings)
192 students

Anime & Manga Drawing Course Chibi Characters

Learn how to draw anime or manga characters in Chibi. Everything step by step and simplified for your learning!
Created byRanima Art
Last updated 11/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Drawing Chibi Characters
  • Draw Chibi style
  • Drawing manga Chibi-style characters
  • Drawing anime Chibi-style characters

Course content

7 sections58 lectures8h 10m total length
  • How to Draw Eyes - Basic Eye Construction10:52
  • How to Draw Eyes - Side View7:03
  • 3 X 4 Eye Drawing10:30
  • Mouth Design - Basic Construction10:03
  • Manga style Mouth Design9:04
  • Mouth Design for Chibi Characters6:29
  • How to Draw Chibi Nose10:28
  • Introduction to Hair Design4:30
  • Male Hair Design10:40
  • Female Hair Design Part 17:11
  • Introduction CHIBI or KAWAII7:56

Requirements

  • Like to draw
  • Liking Chibi Characters

Description

You are seconds away from drawing your favorite anime and manga characters in Chibi style. Learn how to draw your own Chibi characters and have fun. Feel confident about the design and attract people's attention with your original, cute and fun designs. In this course you will develop the skills you will need to gain the confidence you need to design your own Chibi-style characters.

Chibi (ちび or 禿び (which is rarely used)? lit. softly) is a Japanese term used in the context of anime or manga to describe a very stylized character design stroke, with heads being slightly larger than the size of the characters. bodies, usually for a comic or more sentimental effect. A striking feature of the Chibi is that the nose is almost always not drawn, the mouth feature is not always finished and the features in general are very simplified. Other times, instead of a human body, the designer places the character's head on a body or with the characteristics of a cat, dog or some other small animal. It is usually confused with the Super deformed or SD style, where the character has the head larger than the rest of the body.

Get your favorite drawing material, your favorite characters to use as a reference and come draw with us

Who this course is for:

  • Apprentices starting to draw
  • Parents who like to draw with their children
  • Beginners in the art of drawing characters
  • Who likes cute drawings