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Want to learn how to draw manga characters that look like they’re straight out of a graphic novel? Anime artist and pop surrealist, Camilla d’Errico, shows you how. In this thorough class, she shares pro tips for figure drawing a boy character and a girl character from several different angles: a standard straight-on and back-view pose, a three-quarter turn, and a profile view. Learning how to draw figures from several perspectives will allow you to fully round out the look and feel of your character and place them in a variety of imaginative scenarios.
Psst...Don't forget to take Camilla's other class on Drawing Manga Faces.
Learn how to:
What You’ll Get:
Psst...Don't forget to take Camilla's other class on Drawing Manga Faces.
Here’s what you’ll need:
- 8 ½” x 11” 60-80 lb cardstock in white
- Non-reproduction blue lead mechanical pencil - Camilla uses Pilot Color Eno brand .7mm mechanical pencil with non-repro blue leads
- White eraser
- Black pens, including ballpoint, Copic, Prismacolor and Micron
- Mechanical pencils (optional)
- White Out (if necessary)
- Clear ruler
Downloads:
- Use non-reproduction blue lead pencil to create an under-drawing
- Ink a sketched drawing using black pens
- Draw boy and girl manga figures from four perspectives
What You’ll Get:
- A comprehensive course on drawing manga style figures from several perspectives
- 10 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supplies list
- Step-by-step expert instruction from world-renowned artist, Camilla d’Errico
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students







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Manga Drawing: How to Draw Figures Reviews
44 users recommended this class to a friend
A Black
This was a very cool class. I'm not much of a manga fan, but this was so fun to watch! Ms. d'Errico is very talented, but she explains well and makes you feel like you can do it, too.
More than 3 months ago
Kelly Campbell
Yes, figure drawing is hard! So anything like this is helpful, especially when you want to draw cute manga characters! Thank you Camilla
More than 3 months ago