What can your drawing style be compared to ?

Ganiam · Heimin (Commoner) Joined: Nov 06, 2004 Posts: 97

I'm not very good yet ( I haven't tried seriously drawing by myself yet, but I can make very good replicas in a short time, sometime a whole page in 15 or 20 minutes ) but I'm trying to learn how to draw like the I''s Manga. It's really hard, but that's the type of drawing I want to do the most.

What about you ?

the_backs · Posted: Tue Dec 28, 2004 2:16 am Post subject:

i try all kinda drawings, if u practice like alot till u get it, like buy the comic and during class practice drawing on ur notes and stuff and you'll get the hang of it and you'' be able to draw it.

I got into dragonball at first,(first anime/manga i knew) and then what ever comic i have i tryed drawing(i have TONS of manga)

Im into ichigo 100% rite now , im gonna get a scanner soon i will post the pics i draw soon

the_backs · Posted: Tue Dec 28, 2004 2:17 am Post subject:

i try all kinda drawings, if u practice like alot till u get it, like buy the comic and during class practice drawing on ur notes and stuff and you'll get the hang of it and you'' be able to draw it.

I got into dragonball at first,(first anime/manga i knew) and then what ever comic i have i tryed drawing(i have TONS of manga)

Im into ichigo 100% rite now , im gonna get a scanner soon i will post the pics i draw soon

_JINN_ · Heimin (Commoner) Joined: Dec 28, 2004 Posts: 51

yap copying good way to inprove ur drawing skill Smile

i used to draw Lufy from one piece and copying from the comic really helped me inplove my drawing skill i think Very Happy

Tomwa · Heimin (Commoner) Joined: Aug 13, 2004 Posts: 52

It's true it helps for a bit at first. Mostly because you learn what would be appropriate lines and common shapes. I'm not really sure what my style is comparable to, I do know however that I'd rather develope a look to my drawing that is unique and not traceable back to a single source of influence.