Learning How To Draw Anime Belly In ONE Day
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
- A quick video on my journey in learning how to draw anime style belly without anatomy knowledge + Mignon artist study.
Resources used:
📚Mignon's belly tutorial: ichi-up.net/2018/006
📚Preview of Mignon’s book: www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/823...
💻Mignon’s PSD file (free but signup required): fantia.jp/posts/23491
💻Mignon’s smudge tool (free but signup required): fantia.jp/posts/50909
📚 Mignon's Full Book: mignonがしっかり教える「肌塗り」の秘訣 おなかに見惚れる作画流儀
- This book contains extra PSD files, brushes, and the sweat layers 💦
- Digital & Physical version available on Amazon JP
I’ve always thought that having anatomy knowledge is a must in drawing something like bellies. But after seeing how Mignon breaks down the belly into 7 simple steps, I thought that I would give it a try. So this video was the result of my study. Time taken for study ~7hrs.
Mignon’s Socials:
🎨Pixiv - www.pixiv.net/en/users/24234
🎨Twitter - / mignon
🎨TH-cam - @mignonworks
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:32 Preparation
00:50 Learning the basics
03:04 Copy drawing practice
05:56 Drawing from references
Any questions? Feel free to message me:
🤔 / _tppo - บันเทิง
How was this type of video? Was the pacing too fast? Were some points confusing or unclear? Let me know what you think! Feel free to be brutal 🙏
I genuinely think its really really good, not too fast not too slow, not too boring not too overwhelming, just right! Great video yet again tppo
Compared to other art channels, this one is short and concise, it feels as if every second of this video thoroughly explains what you're doing and not stalling time.
Very professional work imo
You're very clear and structural mate. It's easy to follow and has some humor to lighten up the mood too. Your only problem IMO is the algorithm…
A great and short vid, although I really think that a lil bit of anatomy should be in there
Also im pretty sure those 2 triangle at the hips are planes created by the fold of the thighs into the hip
this was perfect
My English teacher told us that it would be more beneficial to read books about books than to just read the original book, and I didn’t understand that until finding this channel. I learn so much more watching a tutorial about another tutorial than I would just watching or looking at the original.
Well... This isn't ALWAYS the case but most of the time it is 😅
just like with that southpark episode about the dog whisperer, made me understand so much more about dogs than watching the animal planet show
this just blew my mind
Right I always needed someone to tell me how to properly follow a tutorial, I'm just that dysfunctional
I'm pretty sure this is why I enjoy watching concise TH-cam videos about anime rather than watching the anime itself. The youtuver has already done the hard analysis for me, so I just have to think about what I want to do with that analysis.
This is what artists mean when they say you should “steal” obviously don’t steal anyone’s full art pieces but this is a really valuable to break down art in a way that makes sense for you and create your own style from what you learn. this is a perfect video to show How to study styles/artists you admire
Yeah, it’s a great way to learn from other artists and take inspiration to develop your style. Though, as an artists, it does feel weird when you trace over other artist’s work😅. But as long as you aren’t claiming the work as yours and giving credit where it’s due, I think it’s fine. Plus in his video, it’s clearly for educational purposes
Honestly, any "real" artist out there wouldn't want to steal someone works claim it thier art if an artist want an improvement this video is what they need, finding what comfortable for you such as line art style,coloring style would driving you addictive and wanted to create or recreate someone art out your own style that's what beautiful about artist.
Nah i dont pont my stuff, i just wanna draw porn better
@@AZ-zz4kn yeah of course! Like personally if I were to trace anyone’s art for practice, I would never post it or share it with anyone, it would be for my own understanding/learning
I bet it puts people's minds at ease when they have someone showing them the process of how to become better at not just drawing anime bellies, but real-life ones too. As a fellow belly enjoyer, I give this an 11/10.
Man, what you are doing here is just amazing, it's so damn helpful, all of your videos are. Results in this video are great!
Glad you found them helpful!
This is incredible. The overall visual appeal of the video is pleasing to view and interact with. There are few instances where more information would be preferable (or stated in the description or the in-video text), but overall, this is appropriate for this type of content. Well done, tppo!
Thanks for the input!
never in my life, have I encountered a video that spoke to my core being
I've been going on a Anime belly/Midriff journey myself, and this is a big help
and I also feel relieved that there's people out there that are on the same quest as me
Could you do more of these, but with other aspects of anatomy? Found this process super helpful!
You're a literal godsend my dude, you deserve so much more attention and appreciation, I've spent most of my morning watching all your videos, and you're a life saver with all these techniques and breakdowns, thank you
Glad the videos helped you! 😁
My favorite part of anatomy :3 This was actually not only a great way to showcase how to learn to draw/paint something new, but it was also entertaining, and everything you talked about was an important point. Very well done and fun video!!
my brother you have some of the best comprehensive guides for anime illustrations
you dont just say what to do, you also give context so that more experienced artists can implement them in more creative ways too.
thank you
You videos help so much, i’ve been trying to improve for so long but failed miserably. Your videos help alot, they make me understand what to focus on/study. I’m so glad this appeared in my recommendations!
Your videos are amazing! You go into so much detail without making it boring, I'm glued to the screen from start to finish
These videos are like liquid gold for any artist!
What I learned is there's no such thing as too many shadows
On a serious note, I've never broken it down like this so I'll definitely be giving it a try
1:59, to answer your question on the little triangles, its like a deepened area of the stomach if that makes sense. The lower part of the triangle is where the bones for the hip is and the upper parts of the triangle is where the fat of the overall stomach is. The reason why its dark around that area is because it is the area with the least fat: its gonna be deepened (?) and will have shadows around it. As well as your other question on why there is shading towards to centre of the stomach, it's likely just the shadows refining the stomach muscle.
I feel like I just learned a huge art lesson in a few minutes... I am not an artist by any means, but this is incredibly useful, and not just for abs.
Honestly, I have a feeling this guy will blow up and get famous sooner or later, so I'm just here to claim my "inb4 1k subs" card
🙏🙏🙏
Bro...
MIGNON is an ABSOLUTE BEAST and you SLAYED it! Outstanding work man! how come I never seen this vid before?
what a goldmine of a channel! immediately knew this guy had great content by watching the first 10 seconds and seeing the sick editing style. Keep it up man!
I didn't know I needed this video, this has been very educational THANK YOU
I'm one of those weirdo's with a belly fetish so this definitely was helpful for my art journey 😅
Ay I just saw this in my recommended at the perfect time. I’ve been struggling on trying to properly paint the body and your process helped. Thanks so much!
You don't have anime profile pic I'm literally shaking and crying rn
Ah Mignon, one of the fine artists on "that" matter.
i've been trying mignon style on my own, but this video actually able to provide the step by step properly, thanks man
i've been improving very quickly with your analysis vids!
sending big gratitude :>
your process of improving your work was really fun to follow along to! Thank you for showing your studies!
my man you're my hero i need some motivation to keep it going and after watching this video it gives me confidence thank you so much now i have to watch this video like 100 times while i practice
hey i love your videos! its so relaxing and at the same time, it inspires me to draw!
This is INCREDIBLE! Sometimes it's so easy to just get buried in all the materials and tutorials without understanding anything and by the time it's done... well, I'm not getting anything done. This is exactly what I needed to get down and start drawing. Thanks!!!
Interesting pacing. Such haste, but also sufficiently coherent. Great job on both the art and video ! :D
I'm so happy that youtube recommended your channel to me!
Thank you for the helpful videos, they are very good quality. Hope you continue what you've been doing!
Thank you! 😁
another great video as always! its summer season right now and this video really going to help me on my piece! thankyou!!
Stumbling upon this channel is the best thing fr newbies artists
I love Mignon so much. I really should follow this training study too. Thank you for inspiring me to do that.
Awesome video!!! Your channel is so informative!
dude I am amazed on how good it looks after my first attempt thank you !
Trying this when I get home tomorrow, thanks for the inspiration!
BEST VIDEO IVE EVER SEEN PLEASE KEEP MAKING CONTENT LIKE THIS
I've watched this video so many times, and yet I'm intrigued by how the Pre Made Sweat Layer works.
this looks like a great tecnic thank you for sharing, cant wait to try it
As soon as I saw that thumbnail the first thing that came to my mind was mignon. Not disappointed. You go my guy, off to the horizon of bellies!
Just stumbled on this and gotta hand it to you man this is so useful. There are hundreds of talented artists showing their work and probably another 20 dropping amazing tutorials. But as a beginner who doesn't know what they are doing utilizing tutorials correctly and learning how to best study/practice is very difficult, even for basics.
For example I want to draw better poses so I do all the generic studies with clear 3d forms (rectangular prisms for rib cage, head, hips) and gesture studies but the improvement feels so slow. I cannot find the best way to practice, like duh I need practice but how can I streamline that process?
This video helps answer that question (for bellies) and its super awesome, subbed for sure.
looks awesome, i will have to try it myself too
That's so much helpful and it can use in other things we need to practice
Good job
really really helpful video and right in time thanks!!!
I love this! I actually found mignon's website before this and tried following his process. But, I still couldnt follow it with the picture. Your vid will make it much easier to replicate his process. Thanks for this!
my favourite channel of the year
dude those look SO good
always been looking for a belly coloring vid finallyy
I LOVE MIGNON JSNFKJNGG AND I LOVE YOUR ATTEMPTS
I Applied this technique and it worked like a MAGIC TRICK! Thank you so much for the information! 😁😆
bro i love how you edit your videos
You don't understand how much this helped.
I just came to look those beautiful anime belly, btw man u really did a great job
what a man with good taste
I struggle so much with painting skin, this was a super helpful video!
as a belly lover my self, this finally got through my recommended while i wont be drawing my self, this is a great video i enjoyed
I'm AMAZED!✨✨✨
Good pacing, really lovely to watch
Horniness, the perfect reason to start drawing exposed belly
This channel is amazing!!
I only do traditional so I can't fully use this guide but that guidelines for shadow is useful as hell! Thank you
Im Shook, how easy you make it look :D
This is so helpful ❤️
You are a legend
Damn your videos are addictive, wtf i just watch you for like an hours and i'm going to do all of those tutorial next vacation. you got that mate ❤ you give me the power
Just saw this video on my feed and clicked on it then I check the other videos on this channel and I was like....THANK YOU KAMI SAMA!!!!!!!!
You know Im so Really Amazed by your skill Thank fully your now my motivation to move from Old My Draw to the next another level of my skill
I have never seen anyone like you with such a great spirit of ambition
as i said. love your design choises of the video, music ect. thank you :)
only thing i would ad is for all beginners out there: its better for your learning curve to start studying with reallism.
I had to go through this process, but I was scared and it was difficult to do it, but after watching the video, I felt a little more comfortable.
man's got his priorities straight, respect
thank you so much im trying this right now
Wow this was awesome!! in one day, for real? That's amazing!!
Honestly, if I could just figure out the basic anatomy of areas like this on the body, my 3d modeling skills would improve... cause I have taken to the decision of trying to make 3d art because if you shade it right, it looks absolutely 2d, after all.
One day, in the far future, this video might become incredibly useful for me.
I know I should be learning the basics first before learning to draw this highly specific part of the body, but the topic is incredibly cultured that I just can't NOT save this in my Art references playlist.
Excellent content! I really enjoy your style and honesty. Please keep it up!
Thank you! Will do!
bro is doing a _huge_ service to mankind as a whole
I thought that there wasn't anything like "how to draw that kind of anime illustration skin", I was so wrong and I'm happy that this exists haha. Sadly getting that book seems to be difficult, but maybe with that practice I can get better
omg dude you've literally inspired me with one video (translation: new sub)
never did colouring before, and my linework is mid at best, but i decided id follow along. Honestly im shocked how good it turned out for me, yeah ill need some more practice and to refine my tools and colours a bit, but i am thankful for the video as i was able to improve under it. Thanks
I tried mignon way of skin painting, he's so good, maybe Will come back to that style, thanks!!
i think that an even better exercise to understand the light is to paint the layers in grayscale first and change the colors to the actual ones u need only at the end
That is amazing.
ミニョン先生すげぇ……
so glad i stumbled upon your channel to be honest
Subscribed. I would love to see this journey and hopefully see you improve, while I learn from it too.
im totally watching this to learn
Love your vids so much
I NEED that sweat brush
we need more vids like this
I don't understand how you ain't got over 100k subs already
Turned out pretty solid! I'd say that this was very successful!
Thank you 😊
I'm enjoying every video and I'm literally bingewatching all ur content ever since I found ur channel (last night *coughh) Thank u so much for appearing on my feed SENSEI🤸♀🤸♀ I think I can improve from just ur studies so plz keep makin more
とても参考になります！
this is the tutorial that I really needed, thank you!
also, may I know where you can find that sweat brush?
I guess the painting elements will help you painting in the right way alot without tricks. even if it’s anime styles or hyper anime realism style. Less detail, magnificent structure
Hope you fun with painting and it’s nice trick
thanks man, it really helps got it all 100%,also checked the art study link. from solid cartoonish shading turned my character look more dynamic (my artwork was vibrant ,facing towards the sun and dark on the background).its almost like i turned on RTX lmao
Man, drawing while only using one hand was amazing
mignon made that sweat brush!? that blew up my mind. I guess I gotta pay for it
What's the most budget drawing pad you would recommend?
I love your content. I'm starting to like drawing since my drawing somehow got better and I was just drawing from memory at that time. I wanted to start digital art so I'm glad to watch your journey of learning art the same time teaching everyone how you execute it.
It's funny how I slowly figured out myself that I should use several shadow layers for different kinds of shadows. Kinda proud of myself. But I should really start learning from pros more - there's no need to reinvent the wheel and if I learned it from some reliable source, it would've been obvious to me months ago.