I agree. These Tuttle Manga drawing books helps me build my library in anatomy, poses, expressions, and character of the series. Cannot done without Tuttle and their artist. Thank you
I got the basic,dynamic,chibi and clothing manga guidebooks,and let me just say,they helped me improve a lot. I think my favorite out of all of them were the chibi ones,they're so in-depth. My wishlist was to get to furry guidebook
WAAAAAAAH THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS, what You Say at the begining is SO true 😭😭😭 idk why but there's a lot of anime/manga ish drawing books to learn that are bad AND IT' SAD It's like not Taken seriously! But thanks to You now I want to try this out! 🛐🛐
Me going into this video: ‘Well, I don’t draw manga style at all, but what the heck let’s check this video out!’ Me at the end: ‘MUST HAVE ALL OF THEM! 🫨🤤🫠’ 😂 Thank you for the great recommendations! ❤
Have ended up purchasing 4/5 of your book recommendations to add to my collection. They will come in very useful for work. Thank you very much for the detailed walkthrough of the book's contents and the links which were very helpful. Extremely helpful content 10/10 :)
Great review! Would you recommend Manga Arts Secrets and Bold Manga Character for someone who is first starting out? If not, is there a book you recommend?
Would you care to do a review of Pop Manga by Camilla D’errico? I happen to find it and got a great tutorial on drawing hands, as well as other great art tips
I think while the book has good information, it is more on the pretty photos and poses for references more than actual teaching and giving information I find books and tutorials in general created by storyboarders and animators to have not only more informed anatomy, gesture but also perspective Not only their profession requires them to be well-trained in multiple subjects, as mentioned above, but also how to shorthand drawing, which is very important for people who want to get into drawing manga One book i would highly recommend is by TB Choi: design your own anime and manga character If you want to improve your storytelling skill with various perspectives for your story, i would suggest Framed Ink book series
Is there any book that specifically targets begginners? Because i cant find any or is it to tecnical and not for begginners or for experienced artista🤔
I'm currently compiling complete beginner books for another video - I think chibi books break things down really simply and you can build upon this to adjust to your style!
Please if its possible can you please give free pdf's of these books i want to learn anime animating stuff so i really need them please if its possible give pdf of the files
Hey there, they are not mine to give and not sure if there are offs available for these books. There are plenty of great free tutorials on TH-cam, Tumblr, Pinterest etc. if people are interested I could go over some great free resources in a video?
The reason a lot of these books suck is because they're made by one-off authors/cartoonists trying to cash in on the trend of anime while barely knowing anything about it themselves. There are some good ones but you really have to go out of your way to search for them because they are the exception and not the rule.
There are a lot more good quality ones published in english and available now than compared to even 10 years ago! It's great but you're right its like hunting to find ones that are worth while. I think a lot of parents or family buying a gift for someone will go "oh anime!" and not know what are good ones. Hoping these videos help people save time and money and get books they love!
The happy Rei chibi caught me off guard in a good way. Also Gendo was too 😍
I agree. These Tuttle Manga drawing books helps me build my library in anatomy, poses, expressions, and character of the series. Cannot done without Tuttle and their artist. Thank you
I got the basic,dynamic,chibi and clothing manga guidebooks,and let me just say,they helped me improve a lot. I think my favorite out of all of them were the chibi ones,they're so in-depth. My wishlist was to get to furry guidebook
Love these books! Can't wait to see a sketchbook filled with manga drawings of your own!
I’ve noticed Tuttle has been releasing some great books as well! Thanks for the recs here! Haven’t seen these before, I appreciate you sharing them! 😊
BEST VID EVERR❤❤
WAAAAAAAH THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS, what You Say at the begining is SO true 😭😭😭 idk why but there's a lot of anime/manga ish drawing books to learn that are bad AND IT' SAD It's like not Taken seriously! But thanks to You now I want to try this out! 🛐🛐
Me going into this video: ‘Well, I don’t draw manga style at all, but what the heck let’s check this video out!’ Me at the end: ‘MUST HAVE ALL OF THEM! 🫨🤤🫠’ 😂
Thank you for the great recommendations! ❤
I like the how to draw manga series of books
And the manga in theory in practice by Hirohiko araki
And the pop manga books
super good content ! Do you have any book recommandation to learn basic anime face drawing method ?
Have ended up purchasing 4/5 of your book recommendations to add to my collection. They will come in very useful for work. Thank you very much for the detailed walkthrough of the book's contents and the links which were very helpful. Extremely helpful content 10/10 :)
I'm so happy to hear it was helpful :) Thank you for the comment, the feedback really helps me out to know what people want to see.
Great review! Would you recommend Manga Arts Secrets and Bold Manga Character for someone who is first starting out? If not, is there a book you recommend?
great video
I'm looking for a book specifically how to draw bodies, faces and eyes. Any suggestions?
What are your reviews about how to manga all series i.e. from vol 1 to 42 ??? Awaiting for your response.
Would you care to do a review of Pop Manga by Camilla D’errico? I happen to find it and got a great tutorial on drawing hands, as well as other great art tips
_I see Sukuna, I click_
Beginning to learn to draw manga and buying some books. This video is super helpful
Thank you I’m so glad! I have another video with more recommendations coming soon :)
I still have my Manga Mania Shoujo book printed in 2004! Perfect for a younger me that really loved Sailor Moon and Cardcaptors :3
I think while the book has good information, it is more on the pretty photos and poses for references more than actual teaching and giving information
I find books and tutorials in general created by storyboarders and animators to have not only more informed anatomy, gesture but also perspective
Not only their profession requires them to be well-trained in multiple subjects, as mentioned above, but also how to shorthand drawing, which is very important for people who want to get into drawing manga
One book i would highly recommend is by TB Choi: design your own anime and manga character
If you want to improve your storytelling skill with various perspectives for your story, i would suggest Framed Ink book series
Is there any book that specifically targets begginners? Because i cant find any or is it to tecnical and not for begginners or for experienced artista🤔
Is there any " how to draw monster manga/ anime style " books too ? 🤔
Thank you for your infomations.
Sugoi.
Glad you found it useful! Thank you
Great review I have the Shonen action one I agree it's a great book :) the rest look amazing as well
Thank you! so glad you enjoyed :)
@@MonsterMaker np anytime 😊
Does anyone have the link to download all these books???
I ordered manga art secrets the definitive guide to drawing awesome manga
That's excellent! I really hope it is useful for you :)
I reckon I still have a How To Draw Manga book around somewhere…
Hahaha oh I’d love to see it especially if it’s the older ones
Which to choose for beginners and step by step line drawing to face drawing
Please recommend some💕
I think these are all really great books - I'm working on a video now that is the best books for beginners as I've gotten this question a lot :)
The thing is I’m a completely beginner and I want a book if possible for me to start from the beginning ? Anyone know ?
I'm currently compiling complete beginner books for another video - I think chibi books break things down really simply and you can build upon this to adjust to your style!
@@MonsterMaker oh wow amazing I will look into any of these books like which one should I get first ?
Where did you buy it I want to buy
Links for each book are in the description for Amazon :)
Where can you get this books?
There are links in the description to purchase online :)
The good ones come from Japan.
Im pretty sure the first one is translated so…
Please if its possible can you please give free pdf's of these books i want to learn anime animating stuff so i really need them please if its possible give pdf of the files
Hey there, they are not mine to give and not sure if there are offs available for these books. There are plenty of great free tutorials on TH-cam, Tumblr, Pinterest etc. if people are interested I could go over some great free resources in a video?
The reason a lot of these books suck is because they're made by one-off authors/cartoonists trying to cash in on the trend of anime while barely knowing anything about it themselves. There are some good ones but you really have to go out of your way to search for them because they are the exception and not the rule.
There are a lot more good quality ones published in english and available now than compared to even 10 years ago! It's great but you're right its like hunting to find ones that are worth while. I think a lot of parents or family buying a gift for someone will go "oh anime!" and not know what are good ones. Hoping these videos help people save time and money and get books they love!
Suggest a manga drawing book with a Japanese author