Description

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Learn to draw the popular Japanese style of anime and manga like a pro with renowned Instagram artist Yoai in this follow-up to her best-selling Chibi Art Class.

In Anime Art Class, you will learn how to draw Yoai’s signature cute characters, from their bodies and facial features, including their dreamy eyes, to trendy clothes and accessories and fun hair.
 
The 20 tutorials, with simple step-by-step illustrations and instructions, guide you from drawing characters in pencil and pen to coloring and shading them in with colored pencils, markers, and watercolor paints.

Also find:
 

• An overview of the tools and materials you can use to create anime art
• Anime basics, including demonstrations for drawing every part of the body and article of clothing
• Techniques for refining your pencil sketches, inking your drawings, and adding color
• Tips and troubleshooting advice for perfecting your drawings
• An inspiration gallery of different eyes, hairstyles, clothing, accessories, and poses that you can also use as coloring pages

 
Soon you will be enhancing your notebooks, stationery, artwork, and more with your own unique anime world. 
 
Anime Art Class is now in session!

Learn even more fun drawing techniques from Yoai with:Chibi Art Class, Mini Chibi Art Class, Anime Art Class Sketchbook, and Anime + Chibi Art Class.

About the Author

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Yoai is a Toronto-based anime artist with a worldwide fan base and popular accounts on Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, Deviantart, and YouTube under the handle @yoaihime. She is the author of Chibi Art Class and Anime Art Class.

Praise For…

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"Highly recommended for any aspiring artist interested in learning the basics of how to create delightful and appealing characters!”—Midwest Book Review

"Does an excellent job of including educational content on incorporating art elements (e.g. colours, lines, value, shapes), multiple art techniques, and various art mediums (e.g. markers, pencil crayons, water colours, ink, pencil) in their artwork... sure to please many art and anime enthusiasts."

—Metroland Toronto