Anime Drawing for Beginners

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Anime Drawing for Beginners

https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Anime-Drawing-for-Beginners/1395208883
Ever wanted to learn how to draw anime characters yet don't know where to start? If so, then this is the course for you!

Things to note:

This is a drawing course only, coloring is not included. I explain the methods I follow in my own drawing style

You don't need any drawing software/app or tablet, all you need is a paper and a pencil. But you can definitely draw digitally if you prefer that

The lessons are done on PaintTool Sai just for the sake of explanation, none of the software's features are used

To get the most of this course, it is a must to apply the lessons and practice drawing continuously!

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