How to draw manga - Enhancing a characters

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E Rubbing the Tone Tone Burnisher The burnisher ensures that the tone securely affixes to the drawing. Press the tone down on the drawing and rub with the burnisher to ensure it will not detach. Correct way to hold the burnisher (Front) \ Lay the tone's paper backing or a sheet of photocopy paper over the tone and rub. There ' are rare occasions when rubbing directly the tone's surface that the tone rips or becomes damaged, so I .-) recommend using a buffer paper to those who tend to press down hard. Hold the burnisher at a low unsh ;iih.ir;prrt to the paper. 1. Rub the center region. 2. Rub the edges of the tone and areas with major contour lines. , t I
The stylus is used to press down securely tiny trimmed areas, corners, etc. ri f"r:rii1: ce of the stylus allows lir; t,tdrr firmly; howevel you , ,-:= -g the original drawing, ,ir",- r: .- a buffer sheet. The stylus is used when adding the final touches, such as going over one extra time areas that detach easily. The stylus is held almost the same as a pencil, f, i rl \ Hold the stylus at an angle close to the paper. Here, the stylus is held too veftically, Points requiring repeat rubbing. i5,uns;ttr,E Knowledge in Removing Tone and Handling After Removal 2. After removal 3. Removing residual glue /-\ ,- -,. tone that has been really securely n, -': neatthe tone lightlywith a , -',' After the tone is removed, some glue will remain. This tends to collect dust and grime if left as is, plus it could become inadvertently stuck to drawings or other paper laid on top. Use a clean regular or kneaded eraser to rub the residual glue off the drawing. Keep a kneaded eraser on hand specifically to use for any finishing touches needed by your tone work.
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