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0:00 INTRO
1:08 Start Drawing NOW
3:18 What to Draw as a Complete Beginner
6:43 How to Develop Your Own Art Style
7:46 Explore Different Genres
9:43 Have Fun With It!
11:32 Join Our Online Oneshot Manga Drawing Program!

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[aphlearntodrawmanga]

👉 Want to create your first manga after YEARS of struggling and feeling stuck?

[shawnlopez]

I agree with everything in this video, but a word on tracing, I will say that as long as you are not passing it as your work, tracing can be very informative, when I was first learning how to draw as a kid way back in the '80s, I would do exactly what this video suggested and draw from my favorite comic books (we didn't have manga widely available yet) and it got me to put pencil to paper and I would draw and draw and draw with some improvement here and there, but one day I got my hands on some tracing paper and started to trace a character and all of a sudden all of the things I wasn't seeing when just referencing started to fall into place, certain shapes, anatomy sizes, line quality, and when it came to the artist who were more stylistic like mangaka I didn't realize how afraid I was to draw in such an exaggerated way, it took me beyond my boundaries and my regular drawing improved a lot after that. Just wanted to put that out from my own experiences. Great video by the way!😊

[AloiseHandle]

I'm glad you guys are still here.

[deadpan]

had this in my watch later playlist for a few weeks and finally watched this. holy hell thank you. its so rare to have a manga advice video that isnt just "draw every day" and "did you know manga is read from right to left?"

[ClERCE]

1. Refrence draw your favorite manga
2. Read different mangas and incorporate multiple different styles into your own technique

[Cain]

even as an already more advanced artist, this is a really good motivational video.
I allways struggle so much drawing because I allways think I'm not good enough, which actually keeps me from drawing.
After watching this I found my motivation again. thank you!

[IceSeptom]

I onlu just started drawing 5 days ago, so this was a big help thank you.

[RodneyKing-kzym]

Master studies are valuable. Many have done it. Kentaro Miura’s Berserk is like a mash of Go Nagai’s Devilman, Fist of the North Star, and the horror movie Hellraiser (Godhand=Cenobites).

The late great Akira Toriyama was a big fan of Osamu Tezuka and the influence can be seen from Astro Boy and other Tezuka works. Look at Goku’s and Astro Boy’s hair profiles. He changed it enough to make it his own.

Point being, it is good to master studies if you can identify what you like in the artist.

[saveme]

That one art that has "nah I'd win" 💀..

[lordevolder]

3:37 this part I should keep while I started drawing, sometime I felt envious and left out, it happened when I'm around artists that draw the same as mine, I can't get mad about just because they draw soo good. I could come back and watch your video again, it was wonderful experience for you teaching us.

[rickplayz_]

Step 1:Get a book
Step 2:Draw you're character as a stickman
Step 3:done

[lava]

I'm so thankful for this, felt like I had to learn all these tips and tricks to art first before I had to get started. It was overwhelming 😭

[Jymi-wctw]

Such an underrated channel, this content is amazing!

[karla-kvru]

Your channel is truly helpful and the quality is really good this channel deserves way more subscribers

[unknown]

I'm feeling so inspired thank you...






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[emmajun]

I always wanted to draw and found a few things I like but it wasn't until I read Dandadan that I felt compelled to draw panels and characters from what I read. The art there is amazing and I want to make something so engaging

[dreamingacacia]

Not related to manga but this video sparked some thoughts in me. I'd been thinking why do my artworks only have one but not other. For example, whenever I drew characters, no matter how much action or atmosphere I tried to put in, I feels no soul in it. Everyone else including several professional artists also said the same. But whenever I just vent my emotions by painting abstract artworks, they're full of souls but lacking in tangible substances. Not to mention right now I barely have emotions because I kinda numbed from all the stuffs happening and experienced, so I can't paint those stuffs anymore. One of my teachers said that I'm an impressive talented abstract expressionist artist. But if that's something I wish to be, then I wouldn't suffer right? I'm more ambitious than that. Still, I painted just to vent my overflowing emotions to the point that it's consumed my mind for a period of time....right now though I'm trying to find the souls that I lost. There are something that I couldn't understand myself and there are reasons that I'm not inspired by other stuffs. I have the urge to create. I wrote and publish a couple of novels. I wish I could make my own manga or at least one shot then publish somewhere. I'm currently developing videogame so that I could publish on steam someday...but there is no souls. I couldn't feel anything that I wanted to "share" to others. It's like I only bear the embodiment of creation but I don't have materials to create. Maybe this example will make it simpler to understand. Everyone in my class have girlfriends, so I want to have a girlfriend too. Therefore I went ahead and find someone that'd willing to be my girlfriend. But when I got my own girlfriend, it's not as happy as how others portrayed. I tried to do everything as others said they'd been doing for their girlfriends, but I felt empty. I don't know if this example is relatable but I think this is as clear as I could explain. Though about the girlfriend is factual, but it's also the same for the urge to create stuffs. Back then I even wanted to make variety shows, documentaries, films, series, animations, etc. I don't know...seriously. Maybe I'm the lost soul that I'd been seeking but couldn't redeem myself. That's why I just posted here.

[littleskatey]

Actually, I think its a good thing to trace! It trains line confidence, hand-eye coordination, and you still gain the benefits of copying though theyre arguably lesser. And make sure you dont try to pass off your traced artwork as your own lol

[ryansarts]

Love this video and this content is hold for inspiration!! Thank you so much for posting this. And even if your older.. it's not too late!!

[janicegenaro]

Good thing I stumbled on this video coz it actually gave me hope... there's so many stories in my mind that I've always wanted to share and maybe creating manga would do help me 😊