I made a mistake with 8:40 - I actually didn't need to put that correction there as it is actually 30% (not 80%), and at 8:25 the tool is called 'Transparent-Foreground', not that one shown.
Great tutorial, but I want artists that see this to remember that unique art styles are just as great as well In comics. Not everyone wants the same style they’ve seen and don’t think you have to change it to make a webtoon.
I mean I could just read a random comic or even opt for any other manga if I wanted to for a change of artstyle but webtoon has the certain artstyle that is like a trademark kinda thing the way I can actually tell its a webtoon...
Honestly I’m a newer artist starting and I’ve been kinda just dabbling in everything from realistic to manga trying to develop a style while learning the basics because I just find it fun experimenting.
I have a distinct art style I like, but I am studying this particular style right now because I want to tell a story that will benefit from imitating many genre conventions to the play with and subvert some of them. I do hope young artists are willing to embrace their own style and will understand that style can be a tool!
Wow, excellent tutorial! Ive been struggling with learning how to shade, I'm going to try your method next time I do digital, it made it so much easier to understand
Hello I am a beginner to be a manhwa artist so thank u so much I appreciate that u are helping beginners thank u ^_^ and god bless u and thank u to inspire me to be one of u ^_^ I wish that u see my comment and reply it to
Yes, I also agree that I was missing accurate bone structure in the side profile section of this vid, so I'll definitely adjust that on a revised ver. of the tutorial in the future. Your feedback is appreciated and thanks for watching ^^
a great way to know if you understand something (and sometimes to even teach yourself/refresh your knowledge) is if you can teach others! sounds like to me you at least have a good grasp of how to study hair. im sure your technique will improve in no time. knowing how to study things is vital
When I look at this video now I missed some important points about hair and other parts too😅 - so I definitely have to make a revised version of this tutorial in the future. Thank you for your kind comment !
Quick question, how do you know what kind of shaping FOR the shading and lighting? That's what keeps getting me. I mean I can kind of get where to put it, but I see the shapes of the shading and lighting and it kinda confuses me on what is done a lot and shapes for it. Heeeelllpppp
That's a great question. When it comes to shading and lighting, I find (scalene) triangles and (irregular) quadrilaterals the most universal shapes used in clothing creases, hair, complex shadows and lighting. Even for big complex areas, it usually is just a bunch of triangles and quadrilaterals combined together. But for smooth curved surfaces (like the chest of a person, suit sleeves), it would be a simple rectangle/line depending on how heavy the light and shadows are. In addition for a more 'manhwa' look, airbrush where the edge of the shadow is a little. I am going to make a revised version of the tutorial in the future, and I'll definietly add more detail on this. Thanks for watching!
@smochibird Was also gonna ask, in the way you shade and light, how do you determine the shaping for the shading and lighting? I've noticed that obviously there's those shapes you said, but it's kinda confusing on how to shape them and where to put them without going too overboard.
@@RealDVBCif I was unsure of what shading to do, I would start off by blocking in 1/3 to 2/3 of the area you're filling in, randomly (like a scribble fill in). The left over parts will be where the light/shade is strongest. Then detail the block in by erasing away areas. This way you don't need to know what exact shapes, but just estimates. This might be hard to explain in text, but I hope it helps.
OOH those insanely detailed dresses and clothes in drama and royal romance manhwa have?? I think they use already-made design presets that they buy the rights to and can just paste on I think (lmao I really am just guessing), or they hire someone else entirely to draw them up each time. Ik that for the highly detailed bgs in royal settings they usually buy packages from designers so I'm just assuming they might do the same thing for the clothes... But when you are not doing comics as a job I think we have to do the hustle life and draw all of it by ourselves.
@@smochibird yea i want to start doing manhwas in royalty/fantasy genre but i think the hardest thing for me now is the actual drawing/story line all my myself :,)
I don't have an official list as its very plain, so here ya go: - Pen - Watercolour - Airbrush But all of them are pressure sensitive, as I have a stylus. It won't have the same effect without the pressures.
Instagram, Twitter, Deviantart or any other social platform with an art community is a good place to start to look for someone, by putting an ad post or just msg ppl if they are accepting work like that (don't spam and dont make ur text scam looking tho lol). Good luck 👍!
Thanks for watching! - if it's alright with you, it'll be great if you can give me advice to improve the side profiles, I really appreciate the feedback ^^
@@smochibird ill try to explain clearly, sorry if it might not make sense! Looking at a side view, the height of the head must be the same length as the length of the head. So you should be able to get a square if you join up all the corners of the head. The way you drew side views, you would get a rectangle if you join up all the corners of the head.
@@euphisa8127 that's a very clear explanation, sometimes I forget to apply the basic fundamentals and end up straying off that. Thank you for taking the time to write - in the future I will make a revised version of this tutorial and make sure to keep it in mind!
Well, manhwa (and manga and manhua) translate to literally 'comic'. So just by drawing comics, you are already considered a 'manhwa' artist :) but Idk if that's what you mean lol - if you mean a *manhwa* artist (a Korean comic artist) you have to post on Naver or a Korean comic platform and post in Korean... I think that's out of the question for many english speakers.
I see, the long answer is simply by reading and observing existing manhwa webcomics (webtoon has tonnes of them). I usually take screenshots of the best parts I like and try mimicking the techniques, or write notes about the story, etc. When I have time I will make more detailed tutorials based on manwha-styled comics. I'm sure there are many YT tutorials on this too (most are in Korean/Chinese though, but I guess auto-translate subs and stuff, try putting in 웹툰 제작 과정을 on the search bar ). Short answer, read and observe manhwas!
Hi my name is Imran. I am from Bangladesh. i have some story that I went to share any manhaw artist or author ...so my question is how can I contact with an author or artist?
My best bet is to either go to freelance websites and search for artists there (e.g., fiverr, Upwork) or contact artists on social media you know, like Instagram.
Well, it's never too late to start! You could do your story with a very simple artstyle that you're able to begin with (stick figures even...), and from there you could learn as u go
![[For Beginners] How to Draw Hair for Male Characters! Introducing Various Ways!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Hs3ru6NytJ4/mqdefault.jpg)
I made a mistake with 8:40 - I actually didn't need to put that correction there as it is actually 30% (not 80%), and at 8:25 the tool is called 'Transparent-Foreground', not that one shown.
Now draw the rest of their body, HANDS INCLUDED 😈
I was so sad because I see so many manga’s with manwha styles and I’m like dude. That’s literally what I wanna do for my stuff this really helped!
The lack of manhwa style tutorials indeed was why I made this vid 😈 I'm really happy to hear it helped 😊!
Great tutorial, but I want artists that see this to remember that unique art styles are just as great as well In comics. Not everyone wants the same style they’ve seen and don’t think you have to change it to make a webtoon.
Of course, that is very true. Great advice to keep in mind when making a comic
I mean I could just read a random comic or even opt for any other manga if I wanted to for a change of artstyle but webtoon has the certain artstyle that is like a trademark kinda thing the way I can actually tell its a webtoon...
Honestly I’m a newer artist starting and I’ve been kinda just dabbling in everything from realistic to manga trying to develop a style while learning the basics because I just find it fun experimenting.
I have a distinct art style I like, but I am studying this particular style right now because I want to tell a story that will benefit from imitating many genre conventions to the play with and subvert some of them.
I do hope young artists are willing to embrace their own style and will understand that style can be a tool!
IVE BEEN SEARCHING MY WHOLE LIFE FOR THIS TYSM
Glad to help!!
You have to be JOKING IM LITERALLY DRAWING LUDGER RN AND THE VIDEO THUMBNAIL POPPED UP AT THE RIGHT TIME WW
This was so smooth....
Wow, excellent tutorial! Ive been struggling with learning how to shade, I'm going to try your method next time I do digital, it made it so much easier to understand
Hopefully the vid can help out with your shading! Thanks so much for watching (＾▽＾)
Finally came across this video for help thank you! This is beyond helpful especially the face shapes
I'm really glad to hear it was helpful to you, thanks for watching ☺️
1 second in and i'm already hooked HAHAHAHAHAH
For anyone wondering about the guy on the cover, it's from the manhwa "Underocver academy professor"
Thank you so much you don’t know how grateful I am I forever remember your kindness and help
I'm happy to hear it helped u! 💗
Great tutorial, very concise , and beautiful artwork! (Also, yay MediBang Paint Pro!)
Thank you so much!! 🥰 Medibang gang 😎
this tut is really helpful! deffo would try it out when i have the motivation
Thanks for watching ^^
Great tutorial, it really helped me. Thank You 🥹👍🏻
Happy to hear it was helpful ^^
very well put together and comprehensive video
also yay ORV cameo
Thanks (^^) b
very good eye for detail
i saw professor ludger, i click.
You make drawing look so simple and easy 😭😭
Haha well I was drawing for about 8 years at the time of the video... lots of pain and practise 🥲😂
Hello I am a beginner to be a manhwa artist so thank u so much I appreciate that u are helping beginners thank u ^_^ and god bless u and thank u to inspire me to be one of u ^_^ I wish that u see my comment and reply it to
Thank you for your kind comment, I really appreciate it! I'm glad this vid was helpful to you, and I wish you all the best on your art journey :)
@@smochibird thank u and welcome too ^_^
the start just got me off guard-
Haha 😂
Nice tutorial I just feel like this side profile the Character doesn’t have a cranium like the Parietal bone like at all and that affects the hair
Yes, I also agree that I was missing accurate bone structure in the side profile section of this vid, so I'll definitely adjust that on a revised ver. of the tutorial in the future. Your feedback is appreciated and thanks for watching ^^
Merci beaucoup ❤️ j'ai bien compris ❤️
Merci d'avoir regardé !
hey nice video!
can u make a tutorial on expressions i find it very hard to draw it
Thank you, I keep your suggestion in mind. Hopefully I can make a video on that in the near future :)
Hmm I'm curious lol I'm tryna get into drawing on the pc sooo can I ask? What software do you use??
I use Medibang Paint Pro. I wish you the best for drawing!! ^^
Omg tysm for this
a great way to know if you understand something (and sometimes to even teach yourself/refresh your knowledge) is if you can teach others! sounds like to me you at least have a good grasp of how to study hair.
im sure your technique will improve in no time. knowing how to study things is vital
When I look at this video now I missed some important points about hair and other parts too😅 - so I definitely have to make a revised version of this tutorial in the future. Thank you for your kind comment !
@@smochibirdThat would be awesome if you ever find the time. This tutorial was really helpful.😁
Thank u for this🥺💓
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how to draw anatomy
I dont think manwah art style is my style
I like it and all but when i try to draw it it just feel boring
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How about Fantasy drawing
Could u tell me what u mean by fantasy?
Hello could you please share me which software that you use?
I use Medibang Paint Pro
Do anyone know what this art style is called?😢
There isn't really an official name, but I would call it 'manhwa' style. Basically 'Manga' but in Korean
Quick question, how do you know what kind of shaping FOR the shading and lighting? That's what keeps getting me. I mean I can kind of get where to put it, but I see the shapes of the shading and lighting and it kinda confuses me on what is done a lot and shapes for it. Heeeelllpppp
That's a great question. When it comes to shading and lighting, I find (scalene) triangles and (irregular) quadrilaterals the most universal shapes used in clothing creases, hair, complex shadows and lighting. Even for big complex areas, it usually is just a bunch of triangles and quadrilaterals combined together. But for smooth curved surfaces (like the chest of a person, suit sleeves), it would be a simple rectangle/line depending on how heavy the light and shadows are. In addition for a more 'manhwa' look, airbrush where the edge of the shadow is a little. I am going to make a revised version of the tutorial in the future, and I'll definietly add more detail on this. Thanks for watching!
@smochibird awesome! I'll definitely keep trying! This was what was catching me up! Looking forward to the next video
@smochibird Was also gonna ask, in the way you shade and light, how do you determine the shaping for the shading and lighting? I've noticed that obviously there's those shapes you said, but it's kinda confusing on how to shape them and where to put them without going too overboard.
@@RealDVBCif I was unsure of what shading to do, I would start off by blocking in 1/3 to 2/3 of the area you're filling in, randomly (like a scribble fill in). The left over parts will be where the light/shade is strongest. Then detail the block in by erasing away areas. This way you don't need to know what exact shapes, but just estimates. This might be hard to explain in text, but I hope it helps.
ive been wondering if they actually draw those dresses and clothes such as "father i dont want to get married" 😭 ty for the vid
OOH those insanely detailed dresses and clothes in drama and royal romance manhwa have?? I think they use already-made design presets that they buy the rights to and can just paste on I think (lmao I really am just guessing), or they hire someone else entirely to draw them up each time. Ik that for the highly detailed bgs in royal settings they usually buy packages from designers so I'm just assuming they might do the same thing for the clothes... But when you are not doing comics as a job I think we have to do the hustle life and draw all of it by ourselves.
@@smochibird yea i want to start doing manhwas in royalty/fantasy genre but i think the hardest thing for me now is the actual drawing/story line all my myself :,)
@@Celestials1aurora same lmao
Could you put a list of the pens you use?
I don't have an official list as its very plain, so here ya go:
- Pen
- Watercolour
- Airbrush
But all of them are pressure sensitive, as I have a stylus. It won't have the same effect without the pressures.
Hi, I need a manhwa artist I want him to draw 3 chapters and I’m willing to pay him
Instagram, Twitter, Deviantart or any other social platform with an art community is a good place to start to look for someone, by putting an ad post or just msg ppl if they are accepting work like that (don't spam and dont make ur text scam looking tho lol). Good luck 👍!
The way you draw side view heads doesnt look quite right but other than that, great video!
Thanks for watching! - if it's alright with you, it'll be great if you can give me advice to improve the side profiles, I really appreciate the feedback ^^
@@smochibird ill try to explain clearly, sorry if it might not make sense! Looking at a side view, the height of the head must be the same length as the length of the head. So you should be able to get a square if you join up all the corners of the head. The way you drew side views, you would get a rectangle if you join up all the corners of the head.
@@euphisa8127 that's a very clear explanation, sometimes I forget to apply the basic fundamentals and end up straying off that. Thank you for taking the time to write - in the future I will make a revised version of this tutorial and make sure to keep it in mind!
Why you stop uploading
I was quite busy with work the past couple months, but I hope get back to my upload schedule as soon as I'm more free
i see ludger, i click
thank you so much keep the good work
Thank you, will do ! :)
Thanks a bunch for the tutorial! It was really helpful
Happy to hear it was helpful ~! :)
How to be a manhwa artist please
Well, manhwa (and manga and manhua) translate to literally 'comic'. So just by drawing comics, you are already considered a 'manhwa' artist :) but Idk if that's what you mean lol - if you mean a *manhwa* artist (a Korean comic artist) you have to post on Naver or a Korean comic platform and post in Korean... I think that's out of the question for many english speakers.
@@smochibird oo sorry
But my question is how to a comic artist but manhwa story and style
I see, the long answer is simply by reading and observing existing manhwa webcomics (webtoon has tonnes of them). I usually take screenshots of the best parts I like and try mimicking the techniques, or write notes about the story, etc. When I have time I will make more detailed tutorials based on manwha-styled comics. I'm sure there are many YT tutorials on this too (most are in Korean/Chinese though, but I guess auto-translate subs and stuff, try putting in 웹툰 제작 과정을 on the search bar ). Short answer, read and observe manhwas!
@@smochibird okay thank you so much for your advice ☺️☺️
hey, what program it is ?
I used Medibang Paint Pro here
what program do you draw with?
Medibang Paint Pro
@@smochibird can u do a tutorial on the body structures for anime guys?
@@myxtys3 I'll keep it in mind, thanks for suggesting :)
Hi my name is Imran. I am from Bangladesh. i have some story that I went to share any manhaw artist or author ...so my question is how can I contact with an author or artist?
My best bet is to either go to freelance websites and search for artists there (e.g., fiverr, Upwork) or contact artists on social media you know, like Instagram.
Thanks
Works in 2024???
I suppose so, but I will make a revised version of this tutorial in the future.
Awh @@smochibird
Do you use a computer mouse or a computer pen?
I use a Wacom, so I guess you could say it's a computer pen
I have written script but I don't how to draw if any one interested then I can send first chapter script 😊
Yaa tell me
woah are you the creator or artist of my derelict favorite? w(°ｏ°)w
That would be amazing to have art skills like that but no TT I'm not the creator.
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bro your 6 subs of getting 1k im get my alts
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I have the storyline ready, I just never learned how to draw 🫠
Well, it's never too late to start! You could do your story with a very simple artstyle that you're able to begin with (stick figures even...), and from there you could learn as u go