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Easy-to-Follow Lessons for Creating Your Own Characters
Easy-to-Follow Lessons for Creating Your Own Characters

Review:My daughter is really into anime series and loves to try to draw characters, so I thought this was perfect. I was right, she loves it, takes it with her everywhere she goes and draws instead of playing on her smartphone. Pretty good deal to me! I don't draw in it but I do draw pencil sketches myself, and I have to say it's a really nice little instructional book with clear, concise examples that guide you through drawing your characters and making them look (anime) realistic. Definitely recommen... Read more

30 drawing lessons from the creator of Akiko - Mastering Manga with Mark Crilley
30 drawing lessons from the creator of Akiko - Mastering Manga with Mark Crilley

Review:I've been watching Mark's videos for sometime
and I thought of buying the book since I have some art skills
All I want to say is it is well explained and really amazing book
it is a must to buy if you are starting to draw manga or people
maybe if you want to start your comic then you can know here too

All the best Mark
PS. finally I saw the face of the man behind all those videos !! Read more

How to Draw Original Characters from Simple Templates
How to Draw Original Characters from Simple Templates

Review:It's ok, wish it had step by step instruction on how to draw. Most images are pre drawn, that doesn't really help someone who wants to learn to draw, will probably return because I don't think it will be useful Read more

Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art
Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art

Review:How better to discuss comics than through the use of comics? And who better to discuss this art form than artist/writer, Scott McCloud who is the creator of Zot!

It is obvious that Mr. McCloud spent a considerable amount of time thinking about the evolution and the mechanics of comics (check out the statistics in Chapter 3, "Blood in the Gutter"). In his discussion of the development of comics, Mr. McCloud takes us through a timeline beginning with ancient civilizations and ending in the ... Read more

Storytelling Secrets of Comics - Manga and Graphic Novels
Storytelling Secrets of Comics - Manga and Graphic Novels

Review:Book arrived early and in great condition.

I was recommended this book by a comic artist, despite his high regard of the book I was still surprised at it's quality. It is a wonderful reference that even includes exercises to help drive home the concepts in each chapter. Most useful to comic artists, regardless of format, but also a good reference for sequential art in general. Read more

Principles and Formulas for Classical - Stop Motion and Internet Animators
Principles and Formulas for Classical - Stop Motion and Internet Animators

Review:Was needed for a traditional animation class, you can really learn a lot of great techniques from this book! The book came quicker than expected, was packaged great and I have really gotten a lot of use out of it! Read more

The Illusion of Life: Disney Animation
The Illusion of Life: Disney Animation

Review:For those who love Disney, and their animation, this book gives a history of the early days of animation that shaped this empire. The artwork is amazing and I love to look at it over and over. We had a copy of this while our children were growing up that literally fell apart from use. Now we have a new copy to share with our grandchildren. Love it! Read more

The Invisible Art (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition)
The Invisible Art (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition)

Review:My brother was interested in comics. My brother loves to draw comics. My brother made me promise to read this book. I am now interested in comics. I now love to write comics. This book changed my life and gave me a new hobby. Too bad every subject in life couldn't be put in Scott McCloud's perspective. WOW!!! Read more

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