How to draw manga - Putting Things in Perspective

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Table of Gontents lntroduction:Why Draw Backgrounds?......,s . How to create height ditferences Chapter 1 - Raising and lowering the head . An easier way to draw crowds Basics: Standing on the Earth .........1r Creating Effects by Changing the Begin Drawing Backgrounds Gomposition of a Picture...........................s0 with a Single Horizon Line.......................12 r Drawing upward views . Drawing manga is just like filming a movie. r Three-point perspective drawing r Presentation: Long shots and close-ups r Ariel view of scenery - Bird's-eye view . Vanishing point . Simple way to pick a vanishing point How to Draw in One-Point Perspective: r Perspective when the ground is curved Let's Try Drawing while Looki n g at a Photog raph ......... ..................23 r Drawings suited to one-point perspective r Making a group of buildings in the distance look cool Let's Draw Outer Space ........65 . when to use two-point perspective Chapter 3 Distance of natural obiects: Tree-Lined Roads/ Ghapter 2 Light and Shadow/Sky .......67 Drawing the Outdoors: Howto DrawTrees.. ....................,08 From Everyday Scenery r Drawing roadside trees ..................2g r Drawing atree-lined road to 0uter Space...... How to Draw a Roof .,.......... How to Draw Slopes How to Draw Forked Roads Drawing Houses - When the Vanishing Point is Far Away .......38 ' Drawing a Gymnasium .................40 .........30 n Drawing shrubbery ..............,......34 . Leaves of roadside trees .........36 How to Draw Shad0ws.....................................72 . Sunlight Light from streetlights and indoor lights How to Draw Characters and Backgrounds.....42 Etfective Use of Backgrounds r Placing multiple characters - Slide method Basic concepts and techniques..............74 r How to draw groups of students going to or coming home from school 8
Ghapter 4 Drawing lndoor Scenes How to Make a Narrow Hallway Look Wide.....80 Classroom: How to Draw Desks.......................83 r Common chair/desk composition and the horizon Distance Between Characters and Walls .........88 How to Draw lndoor Scenes (Living room) ......90 1. Drawing the opposite wall 2. Drawing a rough sketch 3. Drawing a couch. 4. Drawing a table. 5.DrawingaWstand. Drawing Small lndoor Objects .........................95 r Small objects on tables and desks - 1 Drawing without using perspective . Small objects on tables and desks - 2 Drawing using perspective r How to draw cups: Circles on tables r Drawing small objects Chapter 5 How to Draw Backgrounds Hallways/Stairs/Small 0bjects...........7e Learning by Doing. ..............10e Process of Drawing Manga Backgrounds.,....1 1 0 1. Drawing a residential area 2. Drawing a school 3. Pen drawing 4. Erasing and white correction fluid 5. Adding tone 1 - Residential area 6. Adding tone 2 - School Gomparison of Characters and Objects .........122 Ghapter 6 Special Etfects and Character Representation Using Perspective..l 25 Drawing Special Effect Lines and Sound Words Using Perspective............. .............126 Creating a Greater Sense of Existence Using Minor Techniques.. ................129 Drawing with Perspective Rulers ....130 Special Effects Usin g Perspective Techniques..... 1 32 Using cellular phones as an example Drawing Beds............ .................100 Drawing D00rs.......... .................102 r Structure of doors . Opening doors . Examples of open doors Drawing Stairs.......... .................105 . Looking down a flight of stairs r Side view of stairs . Distinguishing features of stairs Various wide angles. .......................135 Examples/Changing Camera Ang|es....................1 36
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Aerial view of scenery Bird's-eye v
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Making a qroup of buildinqs in the
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when the is curved Distorted ground
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Making planets realistic Use a temp
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Drawinq roadside trees To draw road
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Drawing shrubbery Shrubbery can be
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At the heafi of this matter is how
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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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lrregular two-point perspective is
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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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O Draw a projection. @ Draw thickne
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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 the top of the table and the h
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You do not normally think very much
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When drawing open doors, place sepa
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Door vanishing ,,' lil f/ Horizon I
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:Vanishing point ; (eye-level vanis
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When drawing a side view of stairs,
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Let's say you have a name and a cha
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3 Draw buildings on the left. Deter
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m Next is a school. There will be n
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3 Draw windows. Clearly draw the ov
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Erasinq and white correction fluid
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Adding tone 2- Residential area +re
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that you see around yourself every
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Adding reflection tone to windowpan
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Use of perspective is not limited t
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Special effect lines when the vanis
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Perspective rulers fioo Corporation
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The horizon line is two steps down
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Looking straight up. Simple one-poi
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