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I can get to a scanner....In the summer.....that's why i recommened it in the summer!....also becuase I could have the time...;_;
 
Me too^^...actually not to sure yet and the summer was a good idea because 1.) I don't have a scanner and 2.) more time too.........

so baisically what kimi said XD
 
I see...0.0

Ribbons..They're such pretty things,a ren't they?
Once I drew an anime girl with anime wings and whe was all ribbon-y and frilly.
 
(my 100th time tryin to post here) Anyway I have yet to discovermy anime drawing style since you need your own to be original and make it yours and to stand out. It's a bit hard but I'm tryin :D
 
I'd love to enter your little contest! By the summer, my Digimon fan manga should be on a roll, and I could submit a chapter of that!
 
Yeah, it's VERY hard to be original. TT
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Well I had an idea on how to be pretty original, yet not being too original at all. It's interesting, really
I call it taking advantage of all art styles in anime. You choose a style to suit a character. A tomboy would have basically the same art style as a character from Pokemon. A snob or a rich person who took care of themselves would have ultra sparkly eyes and really detailed hair. I hope I got the point through.
That's the style I use, actually.
 
hey, Kazuhito, you recommended 30 pages per chapter, 7-9 chapters per volume. Doing the math, that's about 210-270 pages per volume. It makes sense, I've seen several tankoubon measure in at that count. However, when you asked if Midori Chi meant a page is each individual piece of paper, or if each page is each side of paper, it left me to wonder.... what did you, yourself, mean? You were referring to pages as each side of paper, right?

Anyway, I still need to develop my artwork. I don't have a template, or a scanner (and if I did, I'd hate to waste paper and get ink and graphite crap all over my hands), but until recently, I thought I couldn't work with a mouse, until I realized that, by tracing over the same lines repeatedly, I could develop a sketchy pic, which I could then edit. I'm still waiting to borrow a copy of Photoshop, though, so I haven't worked much with it. However, I did observe and sketch a couple pictures in MS-paint using that mouse-tracing method, and I think they turned up pretty alright. 'Course, I'm hoping, if my artwork ends up good at all, that I can give it a genuine manga effect rather than just looking like your typical digital art.

So, Kazuhito, you need a translator, eh? Personally, I'm a bit more confident in my language skills than that. I'd feel comfortable with just a proof-reader (native Japanese one, of course, but not someone who outright translates my English for me, in any case). And yes, I'm hoping to make a doujin originally in Japanese, not Japanese translated from English.
 
I hate gettin stuff all over my hands XP and Crystal Clair I know what you mean, you kinda take the looks from others but detail it to how the character would look byt heir persnalitys! Makes sense^^
 
Yamato-san: Yup, yup.
I end up taking lots of animation from manga as well.
Usually I'll look through CLAMP's many mangas and get some good character information from there. XD

KyokoButterfly15: Makes sense. XD

kimi_catdemon: Totally agree wit' ya.
 
yeha i know, my fave manga characters (drawing wise) is Natsuki Takaya's Fruits Basket *shocker* her drawings are so good and the fact that they're original is awesome^^ I think she does a great job on drawing Hatori, so I like her style ans my eyes kinda look like how she draws her guys XP
 
yep ;) I started drawing her characters first (saki, arisa, Tohru, Yuki....yu get the pattttern) then I decided to try my own!!
 
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