Lined! and stuff... i really need to work on feet/shoes, i can't get the angles right and they look broken!... i have no idea what i'm going to do with that, i need to fix it but every time i try i make it worse... any ideas?
This is true... and, despite my general distaste for most manga/anime, the way I now draw eyes is very reminiscent of how eyes are usually drawn in typical manga/anime.
This is true... and, despite my general distaste for most manga/anime, the way I now draw eyes is v
lol funny thing is, "hope", the character you like, was drawn with a manga style. i'd say it depends on the image, basic boring manga with no twist is not my cup of tea either but when there's something different, something odd or a story that makes up for the bland art then it can be really good
lol funny thing is, "hope", the character you like, was drawn with a manga style. i'd say it depends
Oh, trust me, I do recognize that. Again, it's not my favorite style, but manga/anime artists do come up with some of the best technical drawings; as a matter of fact, my Space Wings project has some bits of manga thrown into the design work these days! I'm still picky about what anime I'll watch, though; I do not do Dragon Ball and all of its subsidiaries/variations, and I kinda grew a distaste for Neon Genesis Evangelion, but fell in love with others like Macross Plus, Trigun, Cowboy Bebop, Last Exile, Perfect Blue, Wonderful Days, and Lefie: The Hen of the Wild (the latter two are actually from South Korea, but I don't know what that style of animation is called).
Oh, trust me, I do recognize that. Again, it's not my favorite style, but manga/anime artists do
while i love both cowboy bebop and dragon ball z (none of the other dragon balls though) they are technically the same animation style. they are completely different i'll admit but by European standards, anime is anime and nothing in between.
while i love both cowboy bebop and dragon ball z (none of the other dragon balls though) they are te
