"Kemono no egakikata �2019 Genkosha Co., Ltd"--page [144].
Contents:
Furry foundations -- Furries on land -- Feathered furries and flying beasts -- Finned furries and sea creatures -- Furry fine points: telling your characters apart.
Summary:
"With How to Draw Manga Furries, you'll follow the lead of five professional Japanese artists as they show you how to bring dynamic fantasy characters to life on the page or on screen! Furries are anthropomorphic characters animals who have human traits (not to be confused with kemonomimi, or humans with some animal features!). They're widely popular in manga, anime and cosplay from fan favourites like Wolf's Rain and Lackadaisy to the newer Beastars and BNA: Brand New Animal. The genre allows creators to be more imaginative, freeing artists from traditional human personality traits, actions and physical appearance. With the help of the expert authors, you'll learn to draw: Anatomically correct furry manga bodies, skulls, faces, appendages and tails with human proportions; Characters based on cats, dogs, wolves, foxes, goats, birds, whales, sharks, crocodiles, dragons and more! Furries seen from their most powerful perspective from muzzle to rump to flipper tip; Illustrations shown from many various angles with different poses, positions and movements; And so much more! With this book as your guide, your imagination will run wild as you create memorable heroes, wicked villains and compelling sidekicks with your pen or on screen"--Publisher's description.
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