Comes with a DVD video! Anime private school style Character drawing technology that allows you to draw anything at the fastest speed

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The know-how collection of that "Anime Private School" has finally been made into a book!

1.Let's "copy" to get better at the fastest!
2.You can draw anything in the order of "simplification to detail"!
3.The key to improving the drawing power was the expressive power of "shoulders / waist"!
4.The dynamic feeling of the character can be expressed by "change of the center of gravity"!
5.What is a "spatial beat" that allows you to freely create any space?

An ultra-dense book packed with the author's original know-how that is not found anywhere else.
The definitive edition of a technique book that is useful for everyone who draws.
In addition, techniques that could not be conveyed in the magazine are introduced in the appendix DVD.
Niji Nemoto Nagi Nemoto will challenge the creation of a two-dimensional idol!

Structure of This Book
Part1: Preparation for those who are about to start painting
How to draw a face in 4 steps
Different ages
Express your body freely with figures
What is the "range of motion" of the limbs?

Part2: Tips for "copying" to improve steadily
Even unfamiliar people can draw with "auxiliary lines"!
Draw lines avoiding the "X" and "Y" shapes
How to combine lines that give a sense of movement and three-dimensionality
Reality is created by avoiding symmetrical / monotonous shapes
What is the "stroke count" for drawing attractive eyes?

Part3: Raise your drawing power with "real line drawing"
You can easily draw if you think of "clothes as an extension of nakedness"
Relationship between natural wrinkle expression and "pants line"
The face also has the correct drawing order!
How to draw attractive limbs
Let's deform the real thing and draw the original character!

Part4: How to draw a pose that gives the character a "dynamic feeling"
Basics of Fukan and Aori
A sense of dynamism is created by "breaking the balance"
Let's move shoulders and hips freely
How to express invisible "weight" and "wind"
Moving the center of gravity learned from the "ball throw" pose ... etc.

Part5: Spatial representation and layout
The basics of "space perspective" learned with chairs and people
"Perspective" learned by two people facing each other
"Layout" and "line-of-sight guidance" learned by water towers and people
What is a "spatial beat" that allows you to freely draw any space?
Other

Appendix at the end of the book: Let's review with correction examples
The author corrects 16 student works of "Anime Private School"!
Let's review the know-how we have learned so far!

About the Author
Yasuo Muroi
Animator.
Born in 1981. He joined Studio Ghibli after graduating from Chuo University.
After leaving the company, he worked on "NARUTO" and "Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance", and participated in "Denno Coil" multiple times.
He then worked on storyboards and direction.
Currently, he has opened "Anime Private School", and while teaching school students, he publishes his know-how on YouTube, Twitter, etc.
He is popular with many widespread users.

How to Draw a Face Super Basic
The important thing in drawing a face is to keep the "position and ratio" of each part.
It is easy to pay attention to details such as eyes and hair, but if you draw while observing the "position and ratio", you will be able to see it properly on the human face.
The drawing method introduced here is very rudimentary, but it is very versatile.
Please try it not only for beginners but also for those who are confident.

Let's Keep the Ratio and Draw
When copying your favorite painting, certain parts such as eyes and hair often swell and become unbalanced.
This is because the consciousness concentrates on the part that has a strong feeling for the picture or character, and only that part is drawn too hard.
To prevent this from happening, it is important to keep the "ratio" and "positional relationship" of each part.

How to Draw Limbs
The end parts of the body, such as limbs, are important elements for drawing attractive characters.
For example, if you hold your hand tightly, you can express anxious feelings, and if you relax, you can express calm feelings.
Also, by drawing your feet properly, you can create a convincing expression in which people stand firmly on the ground.
Here are some points for drawing limbs, but if you can't draw well, try to observe the actual limbs.

How to Draw a Pose That Gives the Character a "Dynamic Feeling"
Many people may have a problem that "the picture does not have a sense of dynamism".
To solve this problem, we must first be aware that the human body is heavy.
When a person moves, the weight moves, which means that the center of gravity tilts from the state where it was stopped and the balance is lost.
This way of thinking is very important to create a sense of dynamism.
In addition to that, it is also important to understand how the shoulders and hips move, and what each part looks like when the movement makes an angle.

"Layout" and "Line-of-Sight Guidance" Learned by Water Towers and People
Here, let's learn about layout and gaze guidance.
Layout is to place the object to be drawn in the frame.
At the same time, this also creates guidance for the line of sight.
In this section, as an example, we will consider how to arrange water towers and objects of different sizes, such as people, with respect to the frame to make them easier to see.

Publisher: Xknowledge
Release Date: November 16, 2017
Language: Japanese
Book (Soft Cover): 160 pages