Let’s draw a background using an easy method by Mochi Numahara

Drawing backgrounds becomes fun! Learn perspective tips

For those who like drawing pictures but can’t draw backgrounds, I’ll introduce a class where drawing scenes will be fun.

“I want to know the basics of background.”

“I’ve read and studied Peirce’s books many times but can’t draw well.”

In class, a manga artist lecturer at an art college, Mochi Numahara, will teach you how to draw backgrounds based on the experience of “not being able to draw a location at all at first. She will carefully explain the perspective that the more you learn, the less you understand.

You’ll learn tips for drawing pictures where characters blend into the background, understanding perspective’s basic eye level, and drawing scenes that make your comics several times better.

Once you can draw backgrounds, the range of pictures you can draw will expand.

Why don’t you express a worldview created by the background, such as everyday things, science fiction, fantasy, etc.?

Effects you can expect after taking the course

• You will understand the basics of perspective (eye level, perspective drawing)
• You will be able to draw pictures without any sense of contradiction between the characters and the background
• You will know how to draw backgrounds that make characters stand out
• You will know how to draw backgrounds for your comics without feeling uncomfortable. You know
• The range of pictures that can be drawn expands (worldviews created by backgrounds such as everyday objects, science fiction, fantasy, etc.)

Recommended classes for people like this

• Those who can draw characters but can’t draw backgrounds
• Those who tried studying the background but were frustrated
• Those who want to improve the degree of perfection of comics
• Those who want to expand their range of painting

When you take the course

The software the creator uses when drawing pictures is Clip Studio Paint.
Whether analog, paper, pen, ruler, or drawing software is acceptable.
This class is aimed at people who draw pictures with lines rather than a method of capturing shapes on the surface that one would learn in drawing.