welcome to angelthesis ... ... an ever growing fansite on the manga art style. Here, you will find clear and easy to follow drawing tutorials along with a reference library to help you with difficult poses, expressions, costumes, and more.
Drawing is just like DDR. At first, your legs can¡¯t move as fast and you¡¯re unable to keep up with the arrows. After doing a few songs and failing a few times, you will get the hang of it. Your legs will get used to moving quickly, and you learn to anticipate what to do.
If you've never drawn before, your strokes will most likely need lots of work. Beginners often draw using short strokes because they require less control, but you should avoid them unless you are drawing something furry. Strokes should be long and confident, and the best way to gain confidence is practice. Yes, that's right, practice. (You're going to see this word so much it will make you sick). After a while, your brain will be accustomed to the motions associated with drawing and will know what to expect. Your hand will be less shaky, and you will even be able to draw with your eyes closed.
