How to draw Manga female character, design woman figure video and steps by steps outfit with city urban style. This tutorial shows quick female with costume visual development character design, learn how to create concept art in fantasy and sci-fi theme illustration sketch for Manga, Anime, comics and video games. The video progression and visual aids step by step show you how to create a concept drawing from start to finish.
Here are step by step still images process: Drawing comics character
1) Scribble rough construction lines for her head and shoulder.
2) Continue on scribble to rough out her outfit (jacket and pants)
3) Now I begin to sketch out the face with her looking up 45 degree.
4) Refining her face more and add some values.
5) Drawing her hair down all the way to her jacket with some value along the way.
6) Done!
Watch Video tutorial: How to draw comics character.
Drawing Software & Tools I used and recommended:
-Genius MousePen 6x8
-Wacom Intuos3 6X8 Pen Tablet
-Bamboo (Small) Pen Tablet
(new from Wacom!) Economy for everyone.
Softwares:
-Gimp (Free Download)
-Adobe Photoshop CS2 (Professional software)
*You can just use pencil, paper, markers on this one...just practice rendering.
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** If you have any basic questions or specific please looked up Q/A section. Most of the time your questions has already been answered in Q/A.
If you need any help or support you can
-post questions or comment on the post (seems to be the fastest way to get response)
Peace,
Here are step by step still images process: Drawing comics character
1) Scribble rough construction lines for her head and shoulder.
2) Continue on scribble to rough out her outfit (jacket and pants)
3) Now I begin to sketch out the face with her looking up 45 degree.
4) Refining her face more and add some values.
5) Drawing her hair down all the way to her jacket with some value along the way.
6) Done!
Watch Video tutorial: How to draw comics character.
Drawing Software & Tools I used and recommended:
-Genius MousePen 6x8
-Wacom Intuos3 6X8 Pen Tablet
-Bamboo (Small) Pen Tablet
(new from Wacom!) Economy for everyone.Softwares:
-Gimp (Free Download)
-Adobe Photoshop CS2 (Professional software)
*You can just use pencil, paper, markers on this one...just practice rendering.
New tutorials:
-Draw Metal Gear girl assassin.
-Drawing Manga woman face, hair, and torso
-Drawing Gypsy dancer female
-Drawing and shading face and head
-Draw quick comics panel using values and composition.
-Drawing haunted tree and castle
Dragon Creature design tutorial
- (Part 1) Draw and paint Dragon Fire Blaze
- (Part 2) Manga Tutorial Draw Fire Dragon
- (Part 3) Digital Art tutorial, Dragon Creature
- (Part 4) Digital Painting Step by step, dragon
- (Part 5) Drawing and painting Dragon Creature
FEATURE TUTORIAL:
-Draw and Paint Women Body Tutorial II: Female Manga Fusion II
-Character Design Tutorial: Dark Valkyrie
** If you have any basic questions or specific please looked up Q/A section. Most of the time your questions has already been answered in Q/A.
If you need any help or support you can
-post questions or comment on the post (seems to be the fastest way to get response)
Peace,
Comments
I got a (for me) important question for you : i started digital painting (especially concept art, cause it's really cool) and i bought for the beginning a Wacom Bamboo ONE. This is a very small paint tablet with just a small surface and a pen. So i read a lot about other, better tablets. Now my question is : Is it really necessary to buy a expensive tablet like the intous3 or has it something to do with your hands (like moving the hand or looking for a good position). I know that i can learn ALOT with practicing, but im just wondering if its better when you have a bigger and better tablet.
thanks in advance
b3ngi
It's not necessary, but it's never hurt to get better tablet. I have intuos 2 & 3 (6x8, very standard for people who works in game and illustration). To me intuo 2 and 3 doesn't make much different to me, except the fancy function on the side of the tablet.
Personally I would prefer 9 x 12 so I would have more room to move around and making straight line straighter when I swing my whole arm to draw (which is the correct way rather than moving my wrist.)
Yes, to me personally I prefer big even sketchbook, I don't like them small. I love 9 x 12 and 11 x 14 sketchbook. Bigger ones I use for life drawing, it's a lot more fun and enjoyable to be able to move around.
Some prefer Cintiq, but not me. Because I like the screen stand more vertical to me rather than 45 degree less down. It hurts my neck I am looking down the whole time. And if I have to hold my arm up to draw for more than four hours, it would be really hurting.
Anyway, I hope this answer your question. Even I want bigger ones, but I will have to save more money to get one. :)
Well said xia... I've got the Trust 6 1/2 x 12 (widescreen), which is fairly big. But I believe it's not what you've got as material, but more as a skill! Practice and you'll get better.
Well done xia, I really like this angle of the head :)
With a small tablet, you can paint fast^^ A small tablet isn't necessarily a bad thing you know.
Practice doesn't makes master, perfect practice makes master.
If you are interested in seeing my progress, just visit my deviantart profile on
b3ngi.deviantart.com
I'd be very happy if you post some criticism !
greets
b3ngi
I have an old grapphire tablet, which was Wacom's old budget line of tablets. It doesn't have any function buttons on the side, so it's a lot slower to digitally paint because I have to use the keyboard hotkeys.
Xia: I like how you used the screentone on her clothes--a little texture goes a long way, I suppose. I just got an illustration assignment back in a class, and the teacher wanted me to add some texture to the foreground. Lesson learned!
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