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| Topic Started: Mar 31 2008, 12:20 PM (68 Views) | |
| Post #1 Mar 31 2008, 12:20 PM | Tsuchinoko |
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I was on DA the other day and someone had posted a link to these video tutorials by a guy called Mark Crilley. He's created his own four volume manga series called Miki Falls, and his tutorials cover a good range of topics including such things as colouring and inking, different eye shapes, expressions, clothing, figures in motion etc. The ones I found the most useful were his demonstrations on drawing and colouring backgrounds and on cross-hatching ^^ Anyways, I thought I'd share because I think they're really good. I think you can pick up techniques a little easier when you can actually watch the person in the process of drawing rather than just following a written step-by-step guide, so hopefully people will find it useful. Drawing Manga - Mark Crilley's Video Tutorials ( if anyone else finds some more good tutorials maybe we could post them all here ) |
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| Post #2 Apr 1 2008, 07:09 PM | Mtani |
Ohh! Thank you! I need drawing tutorials!
 ..now I just need time.. *lol*
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| Post #3 Apr 19 2008, 04:21 PM | strawberry |
| Arigatou L-san for these vids, they are useful to people learning how to draw Manga. I never had time to go through half of the vids, but from what I saw this guys artwork is amazing |
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| Post #4 Apr 20 2008, 10:35 AM | Tsuchinoko |
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You're welcome ^^ As I said I thought they were too good not to share. It's helpful to me to see how simple his watercolour technique is. I don't paint very often, but when I have I sometimes tend to over-paint it, so it's very reassuring to see that he only uses 2 or so layers and just leaves it at that. I looked up Miki Falls and the first volume is available now. I'm really interested in grabbing a copy of that to see the result of how all his work has come together ( plus he also has a trailer for it on there and now I'm really curious as to what the story is all about... ) |
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