It’ll vastly improve your drawings overall. As you practice your anime drawings, it’s important to branch out and draw all kinds of people and characters. We all have a certain “type” of character we like to draw and it can be easy to fall back on those drawings, whether it be a chibi, a pretty girl or a pretty boy. It’s better to draw terrible hands and keep improving than to give up. If you hate drawing hands, keep practicing! It’s too easy to hide ’em or just draw your characters from the waist up.
It’s the only way you’ll grow as an artist! 7. Always seek out people who’ll give you honest feedback and constructive criticism. Sometimes, artists end up buying into all that praise and stop trying to improve. People who love you will always say your artwork is perfect, but here’s the thing: they’re not being totally truthful. Be Skeptical of Praise from Family and Friends You don’t have to accept every critique as legit, but you do need to keep an open mind. This is tough advice to follow because criticism can feel like a scolding. Instead, examine their art closely to figure out what parts you like, and why. Studying your favorite artist shouldn’t turn into copying that artist - if you start copying as a beginner, you can easily end up mimicking the artist’s flaws. Every professional - every professional - starts with basic shapes before drawing a character. They help you quickly draw a pose, compare body shapes and sizes and avoid anatomy errors. Though some artists balk at them, guidelines are super useful.
Don’t try to draw something purely from memory, because you’ll miss important details. Look up poses, props, environments - your art will look so much better for it. It’s tempting to skip this time-consuming step, but if there’s something you don’t know how to draw, go online and find a reference image. You need to know how a real body is put together and how it functions - even though the shapes and proportions of manga characters are often exaggerated. Just like with any figure drawing, knowing a body’s anatomy is vital. To be a better manga artist, here are some essential, actionable tips - and some pointers on avoiding beginner mistakes. But before you launch into a drawing tutorial, it helps to have a few words of wisdom from a manga pro. Big eyes, exaggerated expressions and cute chibi characters are only some of the appeal of drawing anime.
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