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СКАЧАТЬ rel="nofollow" href="#u9e6ae185-1ded-585b-a820-4b1f4251ca78">Fatigue 116

       Asleep 120

       Just Woken Up 124

       EXPERT TIPS

       Adding Subtle Effects 128

       PART 3

       Animated Expressions

       POSITIVITY

       Earnest 136

       Joking 138

       Refreshed 140

       Smugness 142

       Being Moved 144

       Contentment 146

       Pleading 148

       NEGATIVITY

       Exasperation 152

       Endurance 154

       Pain 156

       Madness 160

       Plotting 162

       Scoffing 164

       Hiding Something 168

       Index 172

       Illustrator Profiles 174

      Why We Wrote This Book

      When drawing illustrations or manga, facial expressions are key to conveying the characters’

       thoughts and emotions. In this book, we cover a wide range of facial expressions, starting

       with the basics such as smiling or getting angry but also looking at those that are a

       combination of various emotions. Each expression is categorized according to the general

       emotion it conveys, making it easy to find the one you’re looking for.

      However, there are countless ways to express emotions; there’s more than one facial

       expression for each emotion. For instance, a simple “smile” could mean smiling through

       tears, smiling even when something is not funny, or other smiles that differ depending

       on their accompanying emotions. Many different emotions mix and are revealed via the

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      face’s varied expressions. It could be said that even if drawing the same “smiling face,” 10

       different characters will wear 10 different smiles, with various techniques making it possible

       to change the expression completely. For that reason, there are more than 870 illustrations

       as examples in this book, with accompanying comments to clearly explain areas to focus on

       and to provide you with ideas for the various appealing aspects and ways of thinking about

       each expression.

      We hope you’ll use the book in a variety of ways, copying the facial expressions that you

       like and reading the whole volume to find hints to help you draw them. We hope this book

       helps you bring previously untapped emotion to your characters.

      —The Artists of NextCreator

       (see pages 174–175 for

       information about them)

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      How to Use This Book

      Structure of the Book

      PART 1 Basic Expressions

      Here, we cover the six basic expressions of joy, anger, sadness, surprise, dislike and fear. The degrees

       of emotion and the characteristics of each expression are summarized in this section.

      PART 2 Facial Expressions That Add Color and Detail

      Here, we analyze the facial expressions used in scenes of romance, eating/drinking and resting. They

       are divided into scenes or situations that make it easier to visualize their use, along with many other

       expressions that can be incorporated into other types of scenes.

      PART 3 Animated Expressions

      Making use of language to evoke images, the expressions in this section are divided into positive and

       negative. Be aware, however, that some of the illustrated examples may bear both nuances.

      Various Types of Page Layout

      Basic Expressions pages:

      These pages introduce the basic expressions of joy, anger, sadness,

       surprise, dislike and fear.

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