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Outlines: Black fineliner 0,05 mm
Media: Markers with brush pen, opaque white
Paper type: Color-copy laserprint satined; 120 g/m²
Size: A3 (29,7 x 42 cm)
Time: 8 h
At first, I intended to draw a mother cradling her baby in her arms. But this motif is just a bit too hackneyed in my opinion, thus I just began to draw a toddler. I was happy she looks so cute, but also was afraid that the mother might not keep up with her. I considered what activity mummy could be doing while the child is watching her. So I got the idea of hanging out the washing. ^^ Besides, that suggests they may be outside, perhaps in the garden and the sun shines. That raises the spirit and makes the scenery more jauntily. I supported that mood with the use of pastel nuances. They seems to be a happy, little family. ^__^
„50 MANGA BABES to draw and paint“ is an English How-to-draw book displaying fifty artworks of different women in manga style along with step-by-step illustrations, detailed descriptions and drawing tips.
I got the wonderful commission to draw fifteen of these "babes" (have a look at the right column). I had to meet following criteria: drawn in manga style, female character, view of the whole body, related to a topic/character type, no background.
This book is great and I can recommend it to all who learns to draw in manga style.
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www.viviane.ch
By: Viviane
It took me forever just to draw this on Microsoft Paint.... TT-TT well. Please tell me what you think!!~
[EDIT: I drew this one Microsoft Paint, guys. MICROSOFT PAINT. It's not going to be totally incredible, obviously. :3]
By: kata-nya-chan16
Never heard of Evening Musuko? Keep it that way, because they're all mine. >:3 haha, okay i'm serious on the "they're all mine" part, but you should really look them up! :D They're a host club group on YouTube filled with 6 talented members who can all sing (and are HOT!) only thing is, they're a little slow on releasing new vids. TT-TT Anyways. This is just a quick drawing of one of my favorite members! Caspy~ Well, i can't really say favorite, because i love them all!!!! Also, please don't be too harsh, because i drew it on Microsoft Paint. >
By: kata-nya-chan16
this is a picture that i drew for someone a while back. i think it looks pretty good. what do you think :)
By: mystic_fog
got bored, once again. i dont know why this happened but it happened apparently ^.^
By: Harajukulvr14
This is gabbi, and she is the best troll you will ever meet.. this is done with a mouse, im going to get a tab on my borthday in May sooo i cant wait to avctually start drawing random crap and expressing myself in lines and art..
By: Harajukulvr14
Outlines: Purple Indian ink & pen nib
Media: Markers, coloured pencils, opaque white
Paper type: Uncoated paper; 250 g/m²
Size: A3 (29,7 x 42 cm)
Time: 9 h
For colouring the kindergarten girl, I used mainly Letraset Tria markers. To intense the contrast of light and shadow, I took a darker coloured pencil than the shadow part and traced the edge between light and shadow. Towards the shadow parts I faided out the darker colour to its original shadow tone, whereas drawing a sharp edge towards the light part.
I'm glad the girl has become sweet (I don't often draw children). It was my intention to draw a simple, cheerful and light-hearted artwork.^__^
„50 MANGA BABES to draw and paint“ is an English How-to-draw book displaying fifty artworks of different women in manga style along with step-by-step illustrations, detailed descriptions and drawing tips.
I got the wonderful commission to draw fifteen of these "babes" (have a look at the right column). I had to meet following criteria: drawn in manga style, female character, view of the whole body, related to a topic/character type, no background.
This book is great and I can recommend it to all who learns to draw in manga style.
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www.viviane.ch
By: Viviane
Outlines: Black Indian ink & pen nib
Media: Markers, coloured indian ink, opaque white
Paper type: Watercolour paper; 250 g/m²
Size: A3 (29,7 x 42 cm)
Time: 8½ h
The eighties! Garish, flashy and trashy! XD When I think of Japanese pop idols, I associate them with the style of the eighties. No clue how this comes ... maybe it's because of animes (e.g. Aishite Night), which I saw as a kid.^^
In some way, I like the shoujo style back then. It was cute and funny, thus I would like to give it a trial. For her hair, I painted several layers of different-coloured Indian inks (pink, cyan, brown etc.). So this cloudy, blotchy effect has occurred. After that, I painted the rays of the spotlight with pinkish opaque ink and then painted over it with white opaque ink.
By hindsight, I guess it probably would have been looked better to colour the boots black. Oh, well...
„50 MANGA BABES to draw and paint“ is an English How-to-draw book displaying fifty artworks of different women in manga style along with step-by-step illustrations, detailed descriptions and drawing tips.
I got the wonderful commission to draw fifteen of these "babes" (have a look at the right column). I had to meet following criteria: drawn in manga style, female character, view of the whole body, related to a topic/character type, no background.
This book is great and I can recommend it to all who learns to draw in manga style.
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www.viviane.ch
By: Viviane
Outlines: Black ballpoint-pen
Media: Soft coloured pencils
Paper type: Mat coated paper (verso)
Size: A3 (29,7 x 42 cm)
Time: 10½ h
May I introduce, my secret favourite babe: The grandma! XD When I was asked to draw a grandmother, this was quite a challenge for me, because I more often draw old men than women (don't ask why *lol*). Besides, I just didn't want to do a mere realistic old lady with manga eyes. I rather had a funny, cute granny in mind like they sometimes show up in comedy anime and manga and which are caricatured in this typical japanese way.
I searched for such images in the web, but it was really hard to find something as one can imagine. Therefore I had to mainly achieve this idea off the top of my head. The grandma is meant to radiate kindness and cheerfulness and to evoke the traditional Japan (when drawing the kimono, my hand almost fell off x_x). I'm really happy with her.^.^
„50 MANGA BABES to draw and paint“ is an English How-to-draw book displaying fifty artworks of different women in manga style along with step-by-step illustrations, detailed descriptions and drawing tips.
I got the wonderful commission to draw fifteen of these "babes" (have a look at the right column). I had to meet following criteria: drawn in manga style, female character, view of the whole body, related to a topic/character type, no background.
This book is great and I can recommend it to all who learns to draw in manga style.
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www.viviane.ch
By: Viviane
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to your all! ~^___^~
Outlines: Black rapidograph 0,10 mm
Media: Computer colouration
Time: 8 h
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www.viviane.ch
By: Viviane
Outlines: Black rapidograph 0,10 mm
Media: Computer colouration
Paper type: Color-copy laserprint satined; 120 g/m²
Size: A3 (29,7 x 42 cm)
Time: 10½ h
Greasy hair, pimply pale skin, lank figure - that's the image of a geek we usually have in mind. For me, this kind of human is rather characterised by its personality and their way of thinking and lesser their look.
I didn't want to come up to this stereotype. So I decided to do a combination of an every otaku's anime dream girl and geek parts and mix it all with a wink.^__~ Finally, a little geek's heart is beating inside of me, too.^^
„50 MANGA BABES to draw and paint“ is an English How-to-draw book displaying fifty artworks of different women in manga style along with step-by-step illustrations, detailed descriptions and drawing tips.
I got the wonderful commission to draw fifteen of these "babes" (have a look at the right column). I had to meet following criteria: drawn in manga style, female character, view of the whole body, related to a topic/character type, no background.
This book is great and I can recommend it to all who learns to draw in manga style.
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www.viviane.ch
By: Viviane
Outlines: Black rapidograph 0,10 mm
Media: Computer colouration
Paper type: Color-copy laserprint satined; 120 g/m²
Size: A3 (29,7 x 42 cm)
Time: 8 h
I drew the french maid in the style of Miwa Ueda (Peach Girl). I decided to colour it in the cel-painting style. But I departed a bit at her legs for working out the fine fabric of nylons.^^ It looks sexy, doesn't it?*g*
Her hair colour may be unusual, but I really like the combination of peach-pink and dark purple.:D I love her shoes the most!*lol* Former, shoes were my big weak point, but it think, I'm starting to get the hang out of this, now.^^
„50 MANGA BABES to draw and paint“ is an English How-to-draw book displaying fifty artworks of different women in manga style along with step-by-step illustrations, detailed descriptions and drawing tips.
I got the wonderful commission to draw fifteen of these "babes" (have a look at the right column). I had to meet following criteria: drawn in manga style, female character, view of the whole body, related to a topic/character type, no background.
This book is great and I can recommend it to all who learns to draw in manga style.
..........................................................................................................................................................................................
www.viviane.ch
By: Viviane
Outlines: Sanguine fineliner 0,05 mm
Media: Coloured indian ink
Paper type: Watercolour paper; 250 g/m²
Size: A3 (29,7 x 42 cm)
Time: 14½ h
The flower maid was one of my most time-consuming babes, even one wouldn't consider it.^^ This time the outlines took very long (three hours, normally I need just one), probably because the lines are very fine and there are many frills, laces and the netting of the basket and her hat. Maybe I'm just too finicky.*lol* Btw, I traced the silhouette's outlines twice so that the lineart won't be too pale.
I enjoyed to paint with coloured Indian ink (have a look at the Princess's description). In manga and animes, I saw this sort of romantic dress several times (no idea how they are called). It seems Japanese have a weakness for them. I never liked them a lot.*lol* But I think it just suits a flower maid perfectly.^^ Besides, I felt free to draw the upper part of the dress more tight-fitting (normally it's much more loose). I like the contrast "wide-tight" regarding to clothes.^_^
„50 MANGA BABES to draw and paint“ is an English How-to-draw book displaying fifty artworks of different women in manga style along with step-by-step illustrations, detailed descriptions and drawing tips.
I got the wonderful commission to draw fifteen of these "babes" (have a look at the right column). I had to meet following criteria: drawn in manga style, female character, view of the whole body, related to a topic/character type, no background.
This book is great and I can recommend it to all who learns to draw in manga style.
..........................................................................................................................................................................................
www.viviane.ch
By: Viviane
Outlines: Sanguine fineliner 0,05 mm
Media: Markers, pastel chalk, colour pencil, opaque white
Paper type: Color-copy laserprint satined; 120 g/m²
Size: A3 (29,7 x 42 cm)
Time: 8 h
This fairy is just as tall as my hand and not visible for most people (except for visitors of my site ^__~). The strands of hair are supposed to remind of rootage somewhat. I intentionally choose peculiar colours like pink, mint and light green to give her a iridescent look, like the shimmer of nacre or a soap bubble. I painted tiny dots with opaque white as a sort of glitter or morning dew.^^
„50 MANGA BABES to draw and paint“ is an English How-to-draw book displaying fifty artworks of different women in manga style along with step-by-step illustrations, detailed descriptions and drawing tips.
I got the wonderful commission to draw fifteen of these "babes" (have a look at the right column). I had to meet following criteria: drawn in manga style, female character, view of the whole body, related to a topic/character type, no background.
This book is great and I can recommend it to all who learns to draw in manga style.
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www.viviane.ch
By: Viviane
Outlines: Black & sanguine fineliner 0,05 mm
Media: Markers with brush pen, opaque white
Paper type: Color-copy laserprint satined; 120 g/m²
Size: A3 (29,7 x 42 cm)
Time: 7 h
As diva, I had a very tall, extravagant lady like Naomi Campbell in mind. The feathers are pompous and the pearls stand for luxury. In contrast to her wide stole, I drew a long, slim satin dress. Originally, a cigarette on a long holder was intended for her right hand, but this was a problem, because the book also will be published in USA, where people are very sensitive about bad rule models. So I replaced the cigarette by a perfume flacon. None of them smell well. ^^;;
„50 MANGA BABES to draw and paint“ is an English How-to-draw book displaying fifty artworks of different women in manga style along with step-by-step illustrations, detailed descriptions and drawing tips.
I got the wonderful commission to draw fifteen of these "babes" (have a look at the right column). I had to meet following criteria: drawn in manga style, female character, view of the whole body, related to a topic/character type, no background.
This book is great and I can recommend it to all who learns to draw in manga style.
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www.viviane.ch
By: Viviane
Outlines: Black ballpoint-pen
Media: Markers, markers with brush pen, pastel chalk, coloured pencil, watercolour, opaque white
Paper type: Color-copy laserprint satined; 120 g/m²
Size: A3 (29,7 x 42 cm)
Time: 6 h
My imagination of a cyborg is a androgynous, fragile and very skinny girl. In order to let her skin appear pale, I let it just white and only coloured the shadow parts with pinkish and beige pastel chalk. With her ice-blue hair and the absent-minded expression, she seems distantly and lost in reverie.
„50 MANGA BABES to draw and paint“ is an English How-to-draw book displaying fifty artworks of different women in manga style along with step-by-step illustrations, detailed descriptions and drawing tips.
I got the wonderful commission to draw fifteen of these "babes" (have a look at the right column). I had to meet following criteria: drawn in manga style, female character, view of the whole body, related to a topic/character type, no background.
This book is great and I can recommend it to all who learns to draw in manga style.
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www.viviane.ch
By: Viviane
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