How to Draw Manga: Pen and Tone Techniques

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Summary: An alternative to Super Tone Techniques
Review: This book is a good start for those artists interested in making their own manga and in tones - and not just the dotted kind too. It covers all the bases of tones you should need to know and then some like drawing your own "tones" by stipling, hatching, and other techniques in manga format. Yes, it reads like a comic book. Ultimately entertaining, and nudity free, this book is for beginner artists going into tones but if you already have other toning books like Compiling Techniques and Compilation Application & Practice, then you're better off not buying it at all. This book may have a few new tricks here and there, in the end you're better off just looking through it at the bookstore.






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Summary: Well...
Review: This book is one that gave me really mixed feelings. Where as they manage to teach the techniques without any pornographic imagery this time, instead I don't really think the artist they got was that good... he's very mediocre,...

Rating:
Summary: Well...
Review: This book is one that gave me really mixed feelings. Where as they manage to teach the techniques without any pornographic imagery this time, instead I don't really think the artist they got was that good... he's very mediocre,...