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Books with title Draw Manga

  • Draw Manga!

    Christopher Hart

    Paperback (Watson-Guptill, Sept. 1, 2003)
    The first in a cutting-edge series for tomorrow’s illustrators, Xtreme Art: Draw Manga! offers a fun-filled tutorial on the hottest art form out there: the Japanese style of manga—the runaway favorite in the kids’ cartoon industry!Geared for eager young artists ages 8 and up, Xtreme Art: Draw Manga! is an easy-to-follow guide to drawing manga-style heroes, villains, faeries, and monsters. Dozens of eye-popping renderings are broken down into only four simple steps—in each step, new lines are highlighted in a bright second color, making it easy to progress through the steps and build the final drawing. Best-selling author Christopher Hart packs the pages with images and techniques kids can use to start drawing right away.• Launch of a new series for readers ages 8 and up• An excellent precursor to Kids Draw, targeted at younger, less- experienced artists• Proven author with over a million books sold• An affordable, fun-filled introduction to an exciting new art form• Teaches without intimidating, motivating kids with immediate results
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  • How To Draw Manga

    Katy Coope

    Paperback (Tangerine Press, July 1, 2002)
    Edgy Janpanese manga style of art jumps off the pages of this dynamic step-by-step drawing book written and illustrated bu a manga super-fan, teenage Katy Coope.Sixteen-year-old author and illustrator Katy Coope has turned her love of Japanese comic art into a super-cool, step-by-step process for kids. Easy-to-follow with its oversized format and accessible text and pictures, this how-to-draw book will find an audience with fans of anime, manga, and all building comic-book artists. Includes chapters on Getting Started, Faces, Expressions, Bodies, Finishing Touches, and Materials.
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  • Kids Draw Manga

    Christopher Hart

    Paperback (Watson-Guptill, June 1, 2004)
    The characters from manga-or Japanese comics-have begun to dominate the world of kids' cartoons and comics. Now kids can learn to draw their own manga-style characters with Kids Draw Manga, the newest addition to the Kids Draw series. Young artists will find a complete introduction to the basics of manga style, from the well-known shiny eye to manga-style noses, mouths, and body types. Pages of step-by-step drawings offer a diverse range of cool manga characters with appeal to both boys and girls, including a basic manga girl and boy, a schoolgirl, a mysterious swordsman, a hero knight, a flying robot soldier, and a laser fighter. More elaborate manga characters, like a spaceship commander and a dark-magic sorceress, are offered for kids who are either older or have worked through the book and are ready for the next level. As in all Kids Draw books, each dazzling spread is easy to follow, fun to look at, and guaranteed to charm a new generation of artists!• The 10th book in the best-selling Kids Draw series• Follows the success of Kids Draw Anime, which sold over 20,000 copies in one year• Capitalizes on the manga craze for kids: from Sailor Moon to Yu-Gi-Oh!• Author has sold more than 1.5 million books• Packed with colorful, fun spreads
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    Hardcover (Hinkler Books, )
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  • How to Draw Manga

    Andres Bernardo Giannotta

    Paperback (Dover Publications, Dec. 22, 2010)
    Learn to create cool characters in the style of manga, the Japanese cartooning craze. This easy-to-follow guide takes you from the basic shapes that serve as building blocks to dynamic finished figures.An introductory section covers artists' materials and explains the techniques behind illustrating faces, body types, and movement. Additional chapters provide two-color, step-by-step directions for drawing an assortment of wide-eyed teenage heroes, monstrous villains, and supernatural animals — 25 in all. A concluding chapter offers suggestions for using your newly acquired drawing skills to illustrate the story of a dramatic battle between the forces of good and evil.
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  • Draw Mini Manga!

    Christopher Hart

    Paperback (Watson-Guptill, March 1, 2006)
    Strange things happen when kids see a book on drawing manga: They'll walk right over to that book and pick it up, mesmerized, as if it's the only one in the store. Manga is all-powerful. Unleash that power with Xtreme Art: Draw Mini-Manga! This fifth installment in the best-selling Xtreme Art series offers those obsessed kids a fun-filled tutorial on drawing the cute, chunky mini-people of manga. Young artists progress quickly from basic tips on drawing faces and bodies to sketching pages and pages of exciting characters—sweet and fuzzy mischief-makers, silly sidekicks, and dozens more. Each kooky manga character is shown the Chris Hart way, broken down into four simple steps with new lines highlighted, so it's easy to build the final drawing. All hail the power of manga!• More than 100,000 Xtreme Art books sold!• Xtreme Art: Draw Manga Chibi! has sold more than 12,000 copies in just six months.• Kids are drawn to manga like moths to a flame
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  • Draw Manga Chibi!

    Christopher Hart

    Paperback (Watson-Guptill, Oct. 1, 2004)
    Offers step-by-step instructions for drawing chibi-style manga characters, including people, pets, and monsters.
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  • Draw Manga Monsters!

    Christopher Hart

    Paperback (Watson-Guptill, June 1, 2005)
    Basic tips on drawing monster faces, heads, and bodies are followed by pages and pages of grinning, gurgling, gruesome monsters, from chibi—style cutie—pies to one—eyed, drooling ogres. And each one is easy to draw, because Christopher Hart uses just four simple steps, highlighting the new lines in each, to "build" his monsters. Kid—tested and teacher—approved, Xtreme Art: Draw Manga Monsters is fun, entertaining, and even a little (shhh!) educational—great for car trips, school vacations, or any time the kids have been monstrously good...or just plain monstrous. • Great price point!• Manga is hot - and Xtreme Art gets kids drawing manga fast• Super-simple instructions show how to draw each monster in just four steps
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  • Drawing Manga

    Trevor Cook, Lisa Miles

    Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Pub Learning library, Jan. 1, 2011)
    Its one of the most popular drawing styles in the worldits manga! This Japanese style is both fun and easy to learn. Uncomplicated yet engaging directions guide readers as they create manga drawings of their own. Both boys and girls will find things to love inside this bookfrom characters jumping rope to karate fighters. Colorful images show the unique look of this style and serve as great visual guides for budding artists.
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  • Draw Super Manga!

    David Okum

    Paperback (IMPACT, July 15, 2005)
    Draw awesome manga characters fast!It's never been easier to draw cute chibis, pretty girls, rebel heroes and bad guys, plus space fighters, far-off places and more. Have fun following the simple shapes and lines, and impress everyone with fantastic artwork that you made!
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  • Draw Manga Villains!

    Christopher Hart

    Paperback (Watson-Guptill, April 1, 2004)
    The second installment in the best-selling Xtreme Art series, this book offers a fun-filled tutorial on one of today's hottest art forms: the Japanese cartoon style of manga. Geared for eager young artists ages 8 and up, Draw Manga Villains! is an easy-to-follow guide to drawing dastardly manga-style villains and spine-tingling monsters. The book starts with basic tips for drawing manga-style facial features and bodies, and for turning ordinary characters into their villainous counterparts. Kids then get pages and pages of eye-popping renderings, each broken down into four simple steps-in each step, new lines are highlighted in a bright second color, making it easy to progress through the steps and build the final drawing. Best-selling author Christopher Hart's simple process and fiendishly fun drawings will motivate without intimidating, getting kids drawing right away!• Follow-up to the best-selling Xtreme Art: Draw Manga!, which sold over 50,000 copies in its first month• Villains are the stars of mania and always a thrill for kids• Mix of characters will appeal to both boys and girls• Author has sold more than 1.5 million books
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  • Drawing Manga

    Trevor Cook, Lisa Miles

    Paperback (Gareth Stevens Pub Learning library, Jan. 1, 2011)
    Provides step-by-step instructions for drawing a variety of manga characters.
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