Digital Manga Composition and Perspective : A Guide for Comic Book Artists / Rui Tomono and Studio Hard Deluxe.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Tomono, Rui, author.

Contributor:

Studio Hard Deluxe, issuing body.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Cartooning--Technique.

Cartooning.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (133 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Tokyo : Tuttle Publishing, [2024]

Summary:

Learn to apply basic principles of composition and perspective to make your artwork more powerful! In this unique book, author and illustrator Rui Tomono provides detailed case studies showing you how to create more compelling illustrations using the time-honored principles of composition and perspective. Follow Rui's examples, notes and tips as you learn to create dynamic compositions that will thrill readers and keep them turning the page. When you use the right perspective, framing and focal points, you lead the viewer's eye and communicate your stories in a clear and engaging way. Rui also explains how to add color to your B&W sketches to create spectacular finished artworks. The in-depth case studies in this book show you how to : Establish the point of view of an illustration correctly Position elements in a balanced way using the rule of thirds, the golden ratio, and more Express a sense of dynamic flow for moving subjects Create clearly defined foregrounds and backgrounds And much more!

Contents:

Cover

Title Page

Contents

Chapter 1 Studying Photographs: Types of Composition

Bisection

The Rule of Thirds

The Golden Ratio

Central Circular Compositions (Hinomaru)

Framing Compositions

Triangular Compositions

Circular and Semi-Circular Compositions

Think About Combining Composition Techniques

Note: Perspective is a Tool

Chapter 2 Compositions with a Person as the Main Element

Note: Explanation of the Color Illustrations

The Story Featured in This Book

Example: The Cover Illustration

Recap-The Process So Far

Explaining the Basics

Note: Create Your Own Specification Sheets

Chapter 3 Compositions Focusing on the World Setting

Example: A Core Key Visual that Conveys the World Setting

Note: Taboo: Things Not To Do

Chapter 4 Capturing an Important Action Scene in a Story

Example: Concept Art That Conveys the Atmosphere of the Story

Note: Low-Angle and High-Angle Views Are Distinct from Composition

Chapter 5 Creating a Composition with a Camera

Make Rough Sketches Using Everyday Objects

Copyright

Backcover.

Notes:

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Description based on print version record.

ISBN:

1-4629-2451-4