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How To Draw Manga Volume 37: Macromedia FLASH Techniques: Illustrating Bishoujo Characters (v. 37)

Author Aki Ito

Format Paperback

Publisher Graphic-Sha Publishing

Category Cartooning

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You've probably heard that Flash is something used to make lively, interactive, web-based interfaces or animated movies. Flash is certainly well suited for those applications, but did you know you could use it to create computer graphics that put PhotoShop to shame? Flash-based Bishoujo (Japanese for "pretty girl") illustration techniques are quite advanced, and this book shows you the complete, essential, start-to-finish techniques of six pioneering animation masters. We've literally stuffed the pages with tips on everything from how to draw with Flash to how to make your Bishoujo cuter. At the end of each section, you'll find a gallery showcasing each artist's work. Flash has the power to make your dreams come true.

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Aki Ito

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Publisher: Graphic-Sha Publishing
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9784766114089

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How To Draw Manga Volume 37: Macromedia FLASH Techniques: Illustrating Bishoujo Characters (v. 37)

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