The Sexy Anime Drawing Book: Easy Techniques and Step-by-Step on How to Draw 29 Sexy Anime Girls

by Melody Love

If you have been looking for a book that will help you learn how to draw color then you have found the right book. This book is amazing for kids and adults. It is the best way to have fun together and at the same time to learn about the easier ways to draw.

Is it hard for you to get your child’s attention to draw and color? Have you tried everything? Have you bought even expensive sets and still nothing? It is not about the type of colors and pencils he will use. It is about the simplicity of the lesson. It needs to be fun and at the same time easy to follow. That is why the drawings in this book are accepted and loved by many children in the world. Actually, adults love them too.

Every single step is shown for each drawing, even for the smallest one. But also many drawing use just simple shapes that when put together make wonderful art.

Art skills are important for every child. It helps in shaping his imagination, helps with motor skills and coordination. It is fun too.

Genres: Drawing

186 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 21, 2020

Reviews

[Joe · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was jerking off just cause of the front pages so good I can twait to cum

[Alan Daniel · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is an unusual art “how to” book. Most art instruction books show very typical light sketchy drawings of people consisting of a circle for the head, a box or circle for the chest area, then another box for the pelvis, then light lines for the arms and legs. Then measuring to try and make certain the proportions are correct, then adjusting, then more light drawing always moving closer to the life-like final. After that comes the inking in. Step after step is drawn out so the student can see how the drawing should progress. New lines are seldom shown in isolation and this can be confusing for struggling artists. The drawings are often accompanied by a lot of written instructions to emphasize the important points of each step to the reader.

But, not this art instruction book by the beautifully named Melody Love. The first instructional drawing shows the main part of a person’s body with one line which includes the pelvis, chest area, and shoulders, or something like that. This makes for an odd shape that doesn’t seem to be much of anything. Is this a bad idea? Actually, it might be a good idea. The unusual shape is unlikely to trigger the left side of the brain into subconsciously telling you that “that’s a human body [part], and I know what that looks like,” then fool you into drawing a symbol instead of what you see. At each step of Ms Love’s drawing process she does not follow the “standard” drawing process. Nonetheless, her manga drawings are very good. If one is having problems drawing manga Ms Love’s set of manga drawing books might be helpful because she takes such an unusual approach to art. Her drawings are unique in that in each step the lines are a different color so the student can see how the new lines relate to the old.

I have not given her 5 stars because her text is the same throughout the books and consists of rah-rah statements of encouragement rather than real instructions for drawing. The introduction is exactly the same in each book.

So, if you are drawing well with the traditional instruction books you don’t need this set of books. If you are struggling and want to try a completely different approach you might give these books a try. AD2

[John Ross · Rating 2 out of 5]

Feels like a 15 year old wrote and illustrated this for 13 year olds

In the spirit of other just copy what I show you learn to draw books this one has 29 samples, but no talk of technique, inking, light and shadow etc. Just 29 okish illustrations walked up to step by step but you would get more copying an artist you appreciate than what little is here.