Can I make a anime without drawing abilites?
if you have a good story, you can get someone else to draw it for you some manga creators, create a manga novel, then get someone to draw it, and then if its good it could get animated. like with suzumiya haruhi no yuuutsu [melancholy of haruhi suzumiya] there is the creator and two artists. The creator wrote it as a novel & then it was made into an manga & then a anime! [hope this helps :3]
How can I make animated movies without drawing talent?
Animation is first and foremost an artform about observation and hard work. The creation happens when the animated subject comes to life on the screen. Anima in latin means soul, and in order for any person to become a true animator, he/she has to first observe the slightest detail in the motion of an object or phenomena and give life through the tools at their disposal. Sometimes it will take a huge amount of work to make that happen and look natural. With time and experience, it will happen faster and easier. Nowadays there are so many tools, tutorials and courses from which you can learn and its really up to you if you want to accept the challenge. You might think that you can’t draw, or don’t have enough talent, but you’ll have to learn to work hard and then the results will start happening.I know many good animators that can’t draw very well, but find other ways of expressing themselves, as many of the previous answers have pointed out.Good luck!
How can I make manga without any drawing skills?
You can! But it might look terrible. For example, this is my art when I was in grade 7, without any fundamental understanding of art. I love manga and just use its art style (big eyes v chin ect) and it looks like this:You can easily tell the arm is so weird looking! Her breasts are too low and the waist too thin, her head was tilted forward on the neck. if you dont learn anything with art basics that’s what will happen. You don’t know where to look, and you don’t know if somewhere’s weird.Here are drawings from this year, after 2 years of practicing life drawing like bottels, color, human structure, some clothes ect:Maybe they are still bad, but I can see how I’ve improved on structure: at least the head and arms are in good position.In conclusion…basics! Of cource you can draw manga without any skill, manga is not a art style requires too much practice at all. It’s good if you find your passion from your manga characters! i love them <3. But learning some basics can help a lot with your sturcture and you can see where you went wrong in the process. Hope it helps?
Writing Anime/Manga Script?
Before you start a story, you should think about the place, the time, what kind of genre (romance, shounen, shoujo, 'slice of life', etc.). Once you have that settled, you'll have to start creating characters. A main character, the protagonist, and a side character, the antagonist. Aside of those two, you can create as many characters as you want to, but that's up to you. But the two are neccesary. When you're creating your protagonist, just make a small character sheet, with the age, clothes, colours, maybe hobbies, 'abnormalities', stuff like that. Same goes for the antagonist. Describe as MANY things as you can - the town, the era, the atmosphere - everything. It will only make it easier for you when you're starting your story later on, because you need a basis. The next step is to come up with a situation. It can be anything, depending on what you chose as your genre. Basically you have everything settled now, so you can start your storyline. Don't rush, everytime you created - let's say - a chapter, you should read it over a few times, and see, and be sure to be fully satisfied with it, otherwise you will regret it in the end. Anime and manga has been my interest for years now, and I also draw. I've got an art page where you can see all of my drawings. (See source) Maybe you can get a little inspirated and motivated if you look at them. There are also a lot of other anime artists, so you can just look around freely to see what others are up to. I hope this will help you out a little ^ w ^ Oh, and don't worry about your drawing skills - they will definitely improve as you get older, if you practise. You're still young, and you're on your way.
How to start writing a script for Anime/Manga?
Ok. I hate to be the buzz-kill but for an anime you would need to go straight to Japan and them taking your idea and flying with it is slim. A manga is not as easy as you can think. You have to first come up with a rough sketch of how it is. Send it in to a manga publisher company. If they feel it's good enough(don't get your hopes up though) then they will ask you to keep sending them chapters or so.
I'm writing a manga script. Unfortunately I can't draw. But I want the script to be drawn and made into an anime. How can I do that?
First, forget the anime. A very few mangas have animes, and it is very priceful to do one.I am not saying that it is impossible, but you’d need do have luck, a really good history, support, etc. Won’t be easy.Whiout drawing, things get even harder. You can get someone to draw for you, but this person would work more than you. A lot more.So, haven’t you considered the possibility of create a Light Novel instead? A LN, is, baslically, a book, with a few drawings on it. Usually on first-person. And lots of LNs have they own anime, like Sword Art Online and No Game No Life. Both are light novels, not manga.Now, you can find someone else to draw for you. Just something like 5~10 drawings per volume. Some do just one per chapter, so, like, four draws per book.This is my NGNL first volume. Of course, in portuguese, as I am brazilian.I hope you find a way to do what you want. Please give me a copy when it be ready.Good luck!
What are the stages of drawing manga?
Often in manga you have a single creator doing the writing and drawing, but I've seen writer/artist teams where the writer starts off by sketching a storyboard out with dialog written in, then the artist takes that to start on the actual pages for publisher submission.Some go to cafes or restaurants that open late for the storyboarding phase(Bakuman- by Tsugumi Ohba, Takeshi Obata)Another thing to consider is meetings with editors if you have a publisher. They give suggestions on what your audience is looking for, current trends. Most manga creators I've read about have jokes on how they always try to ignore their editor and do their own thing, or thank their editor for calling them at 3am the day before their work is due to have long conversations on how to make their work better. Following the storyboard, you sketch in the panels for the page (paneling is an oft overlooked skill in the sequential arts), and do the preliminary sketches. After those are done you ink it in, usually with a pen but I've seen some artists use a Chinese-style brush too. Takehiko Inoue (Slam Dunk, Vagabond) inks with a Chinese brush, genius level skillMangaka (that is, a manga artist) often have assistants that help them along, doing things like inking in panels, applying screen tones or filling in black spaces. Some are hired because of their specialization like being really good at drawing cityscapes. a video showing how screen tones are applied, nowadays many artists just add them digitallySome artists also scan in their drawings to ink in and do touch ups digitally. You can usually tell as their work feels more like it's super-imposed on a 3D backgrounnd or the shading is done in a very mechanical feeling gradient (Gantz is a prime example).Of course when all your work is done with analog tools and real ink there's always the chance of hours and hours of hard work ruined at the last stroke:Read right-to leftBeing a Manga creator is hard work ('Burning Pen' by Kazuhiko Shimamoto)
How do I color my scanned drawing without Photoshop?
I would like to color my manga drawing that I scanned onto the computer. My coloring skills are non-existent (sad, I know), but the main thing is that the drawing will be a PART of the printed cover of my project, so it won't looks as smooth if I color it by hand. No, Paint does NOT work. Sheesh. I do not really care to pay for Photoshop, so help please?
How do I properly write a Manga script?
Thanks for the A2A.First, you realize that nearly all manga in Japan are written by the artist and not a dedicated “writer.” I know that a few have writers, but more than half of the time when it lists a writer, that writer wrote a book or some similar media, and the artist then adapted it. I’ve never seen a written manga script, so I can’t advise you on that.But the way manga artists write a manga script is by drawing it in a form they call “name” (with a similar pronunciation to the English word “name”). In the US, they call them thumbnails since the pictures tend to be small representations of what the pages will look like, but in Japan, each page tends to be on A4 (roughly equivalent to US letter-sized) paper. They are a rough drawing of what the final manga chapter will look like in the magazine, and they can be anything from stick figures to nearly fully-rendered manga pages. The main thing is they do is show what the manga pages will look like and include all dialog so the editor can judge it and make corrections.These are usually done just prior to a meeting with the editor, but some extremely talented manga artists can draw their names during the meeting itself.In other words, for probably 95% of all manga, there is no typewritten script. There are a few writer/artist combinations, but in many of those, the writer and artist work together to hash out the name, so again, there is no written script.If you want to make up a manga script in Japanese, I’d look into how Japanese scripts are laid out for movies and TV shows. If you’re doing it in English, then look up American comic script formats.Hope that helps.