How to draw manga - Putting Things in Perspective

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the horizon in a character You draw the horizon somewhere between the head and feet. This will create the most ordinary view. Filming conditions @ Low angle 16
. This is often used in scenes with dialogue. . Draw the horizon at eye level when a character is moving in this direction or for close-ups of the face. . ftis is often used for full-body " strots. Draw the horizon at bust reight when drawing the artire body (down to feet). . -lis is often used for dramatic :nesentation. . lnaw the horizon below the *rnees of a character when you rant to make a strong rnpression or give the picture i sense of depth or vastness. # 4 .^- Here a character between a close-up of feet in the foreground and a character in the distance create a good sense of depth.
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Drawinq roadside trees To draw road
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Drawing shrubbery Shrubbery can be
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Rivers Draw rivers using the techni
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Various Scratch with the tip of a c
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There are two ways to make a hallwa
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A character sitting at a desk in cl
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Common chair/desk composition and t
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The distance between a character an
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When you want to draw a room with a
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5. Drawinq a TV stand Like the couc
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Small objects on tables and desks -
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When drawing open doors, place sepa
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3 Draw buildings on the left. Deter
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3 Draw windows. Clearly draw the ov
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that you see around yourself every
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Special effect lines when the vanis
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