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Learn to Draw Manga Step-by-Step with Misako Rocks!

Draw an original manga character step by step!

Features by Chris D’Lando,
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Ever wanted to learn how to draw manga? Well, we’ve got you covered thanks to best-selling manga artist and author Misako Rocks! In the below videos, Misako will walk you through step-by-step on how to create manga-style drawings. Even if you have little or no drawing experience, these videos make it easy to follow along and create manga drawings of your very own. 

If you’re interested in more, be sure to check out Misako’s new book Bounce Back, releasing later this year. 

Join us during Anime Week for new learn-to-draw videos from Misako Rocks and much more anime content! Be sure to join her live drawing panel on March 30 at 3 PM EST / 8 PM BST.

Learn More About Anime Week

How to Draw a Chibi Girl

https://youtu.be/dE72N-_oBX0

 

How to Draw a Kawaii Girl with a Peace Sign

https://youtu.be/FmDSIdHadAQ

 

How to Draw Various Manga Kawaii Eyes

https://youtu.be/vQMrGyAI6ZM 

 

How to Draw Shiny Manga Hair

https://youtu.be/gmakvfCPpkA

 

How to Draw Manga Hands

https://youtu.be/x5tcnzDKlR0 

Chris D’Lando

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