To suggest movement or attract your reader's attention to the main aspect of your drawing: just draw lines!

Shading, hair, backgrounds… Greys, shades and all kinds of mini motifs take a long time to do with a pen: use screens, the way all the greatest contemporary mangakas do! The quick and easy way to get it right.

Opaque white is useful for hiding errors… But did you know it can also be used to draw "in the negative" on a screen?

How do you go about creating a script? No need to tear your hair out: be imaginative and, most importantly, be methodical.

Enormous, lively eyes are characteristic of manga characters. Making the most of their size allows you to create a broad palette of emotions. Every mangaka has his own style: it's up to you to create yours!

Mangakas give their characters a lot of hair. Learn how to draw it to make your hero come alive!

Creating meshes in manga…? What's that about? This is a more or less elaborate technique that allows you to add texture and density to your settings.

Do your characters have some proportion issues? Do your male and female characters look the same?

Scraping, hatching, pointillist effects… use a utility knife on your screens to improve your professional rendering!

In France, mangas first appeared on TV back in the 1970's. More than a hundred years old, this Japanese comic has truly become an international phenomenon.