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| | Temos pavadinimas: Re: Gal kas norit išmokt piešt anime? jei taip, tai spauskit ČIA Antr. 07 01 2008, 17:44 | |
| Svarbiausia norint išmokti piešti anime yra:
1. Perspective
2. Anatomy and Proportions
3. Hair
4. Clothing
-5. Lineart
-6. Coloring
-7. Tips and final words
1.Perspective
Well the first and probably the biggest problem everyone face, is the perspective. Having a good knowledge of perspective can help you give depth to you your works and they wont look so flat and will also have better proportions.
It works like this, the more far away an object is, the smaller it looks and the closer object is the bigger it looks too.
You can practice perspective by drawing a line that would represent a horizont and marking the center of it, now draw straight lines towards you. It should look something like this.
This is how you get simple but accurate objects, the more complex your object is, the more lines it requires, I suggest using more than one color because you can get mixed up in your own lines.
  
  
This not only works for architecture but for every other object like people, think about your characters as complex geometric forms, every body part as a box
It is always helpful to draw a perspective box and than draw the character inside
  
My advice would be to plan your image in top/side/front view before doing it in perspective view, this helps you to get a better idea of what you are doing
 
There is also all kinds of perspective emulation types in drawings. For example the first cube could be a regular perspective object or a small object. The second cube is very big or closed up. And the third cube has the fish eye effect, usually it is a special lens used in photography.
Well that is it for perspective, cant think of anything more to tell you at the moment
Once you get a hang of the perspective, you will be able to draw images without the perspective lines.
here's a few pics fixed by 2chan @ /ic
   
   
The next thing you will need too know is anatomy, proportions and how things work.
2.Anatomy and Proportions
It is important to know most of the muscles and even bones if you want to draw correct figures.
Bones are the base frame of the human body, muscles are attached to the bones are for the purpose of moving them, it is a sort of cooperation between muscles and bones that neither of them could be without. Muscles couldn't make the body stand or do anything, without bones, and bones couldn't move without muscles or hold together in one skeleton for that mater. But enough with the obvious.
Now to know what muscles goes where, you need to know the positions and of the bones.
It is also important to know that because not all bones are hidden inside the body, some of the bones are visible on the outside too, like the collar bones for example. I marked those kind of bones with red.
It is not that complicated as it may sound actually.
Anyway, when drawing a figure, drawing the skeleton first can really be helpful. Here is an example.
But actually you don't need to accurately draw them, you can just draw simple lines representing bones.
   
Now, how does the muscles work? This is probably obvious too but muscles retract pulling both ends that they are attached too close together.
 
Every part in the body works the same way. Now there are people out there, that wonder, what are those muscles in the second part of your arm for. Well LOL  those are for moving your fingers. They also make the two bones in your ram to revolve around each other, twist your arm.
Well anyway, most of the animals like cats, dogs, horses, humans, birds, dinosaurs and even Chuck Norris, share the same anatomy, all the same bones and muscles can be found in every living creature, so knowing human anatomy, automatically enables you, to draw all kinds of other animals correctly too, the only difference is in the shapes and proportions.
Now about the proportions, well the most common mistakes people make, is drawing the arms too short. Arms should end up where legs begin.
Also the hands are usually too small, if you put your palm to your face, you will notice that your hand cover all of your face, when drawing a character, make sure that his/her hands are as big as the face.
Same goes for the feet.
When drawing a female, always make sure that the hips are wide enough and the shoulders aren't any wider than the hips.
You can even make them wider than the shoulders for additional hotness, what I usually do:D
When drawing hands, keep this in mind.
And here is how the head should look like, it kinda resembles an egg.
I cant say much about the feet, I am having trouble with them myself but I think it should go something like this.
Well that is it for the anatomy and proportions. you should google for tutorials and more detailed information about anatomy and stuff because I only covered a fraction of it. Here is some stuff from 2chan
  
  
      
next one is the hair
3.Hair
well I don't have much to say about hair, only this.
The regions that hair grows from are marked red
The type of hair is totally up to you
Here is a few common types of hair.
When drawing the default pointy anime style hair, it's best to do quick strokes if you want to make the lines straight and all.
The style of hair is totally up to you too, just try to keep the common sense and logic intact and you will be fine
  
There is a better hair tutorial here http://www.cablenet.ne.jp/%7ejapanime/tutorial/hairmain.html
Ok next stop will be clothing
4.Clothing
Now I don't know mutch theory behind clothing so I guoes this tutorial will cover this mater better than me http://www.cablenet.ne.jp/%7ejapanime/tutorial/clothingmain.html
What I can tell you about, are those HAWT! Anime school skirts :3
At first I kept finding it hard to do the folds right, but than I figured out this very simple but yet efective solution.
now asuming you allready know how to draw cloths or fabric flexibility and stuff in general from the link I gave you, draw a simple skirt like this
now draw sum lines
now you are ready to form the folds out of those lines
and youre done
there are all kinds of ways to make those folds, here is a few and I bet you could think of many more
and finaly, one big mistake I noticed lots of people doing
 
the skirt isn't made out of ruber you know, if the girl bends forwerd, the back of the skirt lifts (and make an oportunity for a panty shot depending on the length of the skirt  ) and the front lowers
well that is about all I can say for now, maybe I will ad something more later. 
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