Okay, so someone asked for a k-kissing lesson, and here it is.:) Please, once again, do not be disheartened if it does not work for you. There must be simpler methods! This is how I like to do things.:D Remember, I'm not a skilled manga artist, so if anything seems off, please let me know.:) Best wishes! I hope that is useful. >3
Hands are just hands.
The whole purpose of this site is to provide easy-to-copy/reference frameworks for postures so you can get started. Feel free to utilize any of the poses on this website. It's all completely free. To save you time, I go discover the great positions and then draw the reference frames myself.
This is a free learning tool, however if you use our anime poses, you must add a current link to https://animebases.info/ on your website. Perhaps someone else might benefit from some advice on their posture. Inform everyone about it! We're here for you, no matter why you've come. If you're new to sketching anime and need help making sure your limbs are in the right place, we'll make sure they're the right length. Maybe you're a seasoned veteran who can't determine which position to use, or maybe you're simply lazy. That is also acceptable!
Unexpressive features, such as the nose, are often stylised into a single line or dot. This video demonstrates how to draw a nose in a variety of styles, from a basic line to a more complex nasal form. Draw along for practice, and by the end of the tutorial, you'll know how to draw a manga-style nose from both the front and 34 views.
