How to Draw & Paint Manga by Jeannie Lee
Author:Jeannie Lee
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Walter Tester
Published: 2011-04-28T16:00:00+00:00
Lounging Female In this pose, the female’s heads and hands are closest to the viewer. Her lower body is smaller, as it’s farther away, or foreshortened. She is also lying at an angle, which helps further define the foreshortening.
MANGA BASICS
Different Body Types
Once you are comfortable using the basic rules of body proportions and foreshortening discussed on pages 12–13, you can draw any adult or young adult body type and pose. You can even choose to exaggerate bodies or tweak specific body parts (see page 15).
You may also want to create younger and older characters or characters that grow up during the course of your story. To depict characters of different ages, fundamental laws of proportion still apply. However, there are some important differences between the bodies of children and adults. Below is a character at different ages, from a baby to an adult woman. Notice how her head is much larger in proportion to her body as a child than as a teen and adult. Also notice that as she ages, her curves, as well as her muscles, become more defined. Males tend to develop muscles and broader shoulders as they age, also.
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