How to Draw Clothing for Manga: Learn to Draw Amazing Outfits and Creative Costumes for Manga and Anime...

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Naoto Date

How to Draw Clothing for Manga

Learn to Draw Amazing Outfits and Creative Costumes for Manga and Anime - 35+ Outfits Side by...

Naoto Date

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Rockport Publishers Inc.
15 November 2022

Drawing & drawings; Art techniques & principles; Graphic novel & Manga artwork; Painting & art manuals

Take your manga drawings to the next level with amazing outfits and creative costumes. It just takes two details-wrinkles and shadows. In How to Draw Clothing for Manga, you'll discover how adding a tuck here, a gather there, and hiding some areas in shadow will take your drawings from flat sketches to fantastic illustrations.

What you'll find inside:

- Basic techniques for drawing a variety of fabric details, including pulled wrinkles, gathered folds, tucked shapes, and more! Plus, learn how to express the differences between stiff, thick fabric and soft fabric with drape. - 35+ outfits shown side by side with modeled photos to easily break down exactly what to draw for a realistic finished look. From slim-fit tees to skirts that twirl, every style is covered across all genders. - Practice line art to get you started mastering wrinkles and shadows before adding details to your own work.

With hundreds of sample illustrations and step-by-step guidance, this is your must-have guide to drawing clothes and costumes for your manga characters. What are you waiting for? Grab your supplies and get started drawing with style!

By: Naoto Date
Imprint: Rockport Publishers Inc.
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 260mm, Width: 210mm,
Weight: 540g
ISBN: 9780760376980
ISBN 10: 0760376980
Pages: 144
Publication Date: 15 November 2022
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Contents Introduction 01 Get Started Drawing Clothes How Fabric Moves Where to Draw Wrinkles & Folds Unique Wrinkle Shapes Understanding Fabric Textures Drawing Fabric on a 3-D Form When Body Parts Move Understanding Shadows Drawing Body Shadows Combining Wrinkles & Shadows 02 How to Draw Different Garments The Basic Step-by-Step Process T-shirts Female Tight T-shirt Female Loose T-shirt Male Tight T-shirt Male Loose T-shirt Uniforms & Costumes Sailor Uniform (Summer) Sailor Uniform (Winter) Female School Uniform Female School Blazer Peacoat Gakuran (Japanese School Uniform) Male School Uniform Male School Blazer Female Office Clothes Male Suit Male Vest Maid Costume Waiter Uniform Skirts & Dresses Tight Skirt Mini Skirt Gathered Skirt Flared Skirt Tulle Skirt High-low Skirt Dress with Flared Skirt Dress with Lace Panels Sweater Dress Pants Skinny Denim Jeans Cropped Pants Denim Shorts Exercise Shorts Coats & Jackets Trench Coat Denim Jacket Windbreaker Leather Jacket Down Jacket Fleece Jacket Polo Shirt Unique Garments Ponchos Pajamas 03 Practice Lessons Draw Wrinkles & Shadows Add Shadows About the Author Meet the Models

Naoto Date is a manga artist living in Chiba, Japan. In addition to working as an illustrator, Naoto teaches drawing courses online and is the author of several manga drawing books published in Japan. To see more of his work, visit naoto5555.tumblr.com or follow him on Twitter @naoto_moni.