Katy Coope

The style gets memed upon now because of the big eyes, and how goofy the expressions can be, but this was my first "how to draw anime/manga" style book - so I hold a lot of nostalgia for it, and without it, I wouldn't have had go-to lessons and basics on how to draw in a more anime/manga style as a kid.

Indeholder "Indledning", "Ansigter og kroppe", "Tøj og tilbehør", "Positurer og bevægelse", "Dyr", "Styk det hele sammen", "De sidste tips", "Register".

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Match found in the German National Library.

This book isn't going to make you the uber manga artist that you'll see touted in various art magazines and such, however for beginners it does a lot the other "How to draw manga" books don't. It breaks things down a lot better. I particularly loved the chapter on drawing hair. I found it the most helpful.

Overall this book is a good start if you've never draw much of anything yet, however more advanced artists might not find much in it.