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Architectural professionals x illustration, manga, and anime professionals = invincible background paintings.
The October 2019 issue of ``Architectural Knowledge\'\' became a hot topic for its special feature on background paintings and perspectives created from a perspective unique to an architectural magazine, and received attention for its reprint, which is rare for a specialized magazine.
The June 2021 issue is a sequel to that issue.
Combine with and power up! “The background ends up looking like a bulge.
” “I want to use an actual building as a reference, but I can’t look it up because I don’t know the name of that part!” “The characters stand out from the background.
” “I can’t draw stairs or roofs.
” No!\'\' etc.
If you understand architecture, all of those problems will be solved.
The better a person is at drawing, the better their ability to gather information and their eye for observation.
If you want to draw a building or cityscape that looks like that, the shortest way is to know what rules the actual architecture is based on.
This book introduces tips for drawing realistic buildings and cities from both \"architectural knowledge\" and \"expression techniques.
\" The interior of living rooms and Japanese-style rooms, the difference between wooden and RC buildings, how lighting is arranged, the structure of each part such as roofs and windows, and the rules that shape the town, as well as shrines, the Edo period, and schools.
We have summarized the dimensions, names, and knowledge you need to know when expressing buildings, including situations other than housing, from various perspectives.
Of course, it is packed with drawing tips that will enhance the appeal of your illustrations, such as the basics of perspective and composition, types of perspective, how to add shading and color, and how to arrange motifs.
If you expand your horizons from both \"knowledge\" and \"expression\" with this one book, there\'s nothing scary about background painting! Illustrations, animation, 3D models, presentation perspectives, novels.
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A must-see for all creators, this is a permanent collection of the \"strongest background painting\" techniques that will definitely come in handy in an emergency.
[Introducing some of the gorgeous writers (honorific titles omitted)] Artist: Mateusz Urbanowicz (background art for “Your Name”, art book “Tokyo Yagyo”, etc.
) Background graphic artist: Seiji Yoshida (Wandro, “Monogatari no Ie”, etc.
) Concept artist/Yoshimizu (\"A book that will help you become better at drawing\", \"Character background\" drawing class, etc.
) Manga artist/Sumito Odo (\"Don\'t mess with Eizouken!\" etc.
) Illustrator/Fuji Choco (\"Sai Genkyo\", \"Gokusai Shojo Sekai\", etc.
) Anime art setting / Yuho Taniuchi (\"Tokyo Revengers\", \"Attack on Titan\", etc.
) Manga assistant / MAEDAX (Assistant background beauty school principal, \"MAEDAX\'s background moe! ”, etc.
) Painter / Ayumu Shioya (“Illustrated Public Bathhouse”, “Just like getting out of a bath, relieved”) Manga artist / Miyuki Tonogaya (“Dandara Gohan”, “Ice Attribute Boy and Cool Colleague Girl”, etc.
) First-class architect / Kei Endo (Hotel Sketch) Illustrator / Nonohara (#Moe Architecture, game \"Calm on the Cliff\", etc.
) Architectural Illustrator / Masaaki Yamada (Former Manager of Nikken Sekkei Illustration Studio) and many others [Table of Contents] Chapter 1 If you know the rules Drawing a modern wooden house that allows you to draw architecture/Drawing a stylish RC condominium/Drawing a city keeping in mind the Building Standards Act/Taking the perspective of the roof/Variations in the expression of the roof/How to draw openings/Japanese-style room Modules and dimensions / Accessories that can be used in Japanese-style rooms / Modules and dimensions for Western-style rooms / Accessories that can be used in Western-style rooms ① Accessories that can be used in Western-style rooms ② / How to draw stairs / Modules and dimensions for moving spaces / Accessories that can be used for moving spaces / Modules and dimensions for kitchens / Modules and dimensions for water-related spaces/Additional views that can be used in water-related spaces/Modules and dimensions for outdoor spaces/Additional views that can be used in outdoor spaces Chapter 2: Learning the basics of drawing techniques and shading to create reality/Shadows unify color tones/ Dramatic use of shadows/Characterizing the changes in light between day and night/Warm and nostalgic residential lights/Expressing the lights of a lively store/Acquiring basic knowledge of color/Coloring logically/Colors Create a sense of unity and contrast with perspective! / \"Rayleigh scattering\", which appears blue the further away it is / \"Mie scattering\", which makes the air appear white and hazy / Art supplies and tools you should know / Use different touches for different purposes / Expressing the texture of objects with color / Checking lighting with monochrome conversion / Enhance detailed illustrations with cool color line drawings/Keep line drawings simple with less detail/Build a worldview with line drawings only/Use line drawings to color/You can use the \"Copic Sketch\" technique right now/Use colored pencils to create textures and textures with hatching.
Creating a three-dimensional effect / The order of coloring is important with transparent watercolor / Producing delicacy with wet-in-wet painting / Depicting the aging of materials / Delineating textures / Expressing clouds that make buildings stand out / Additions are placed strategically Yes/There are some places where you shouldn\'t add scenery/Be careful of the scale when expressing the space! / Draw the scenery to the extent that it captures the general shape / Let the small objects speak for the sense of life / Draw people differently in modules / Draw mobs in the cityscape / How to draw plants that enhance the charm of the building ① / Show the charm of the building How to draw plants to enhance them ② / The ratio of the trunk to the leaves is the deciding factor for trees / Express the difference in height by overlapping trees / Draw lively plants with highlights / Express the characteristics of the land with natural depictions / Comfortable with landscapes Creating a sense of mishmash/Details and shading are the key to furniture/Chapter 3 How to create a world view learned from animation art settings Chapter 3: Architectural knowledge and production techniques for different stage settings Depicting an Edo-period townscape/Atmosphere Drawing a shrine/Drawing a retro building/Retro housing complex expressed through its narrowness and sense of life/Drawing the unrefined design brings a sense of nostalgia/Drawing equipment to create reality/A typical school classroom/Cutting-edge classroom Updated to/Drawing a school science room/Drawing a school nurse\'s room/Creating a post town/Creating a port town/Creating a castle and castle town/Creating a new town/Creating a fantasy building/Creating an oriental atmosphere Chapter 4 Basic knowledge of projection and composition Knowing the basics of perspective drawing / Understanding the basics of perspective / 1-point perspective / 1-point perspective can easily express a specific range / 2-point perspective / When you want to show a wide range Two-point perspective is best / Draw efficiently with the “Yokouchi style” one-point perspective / Arrange multiple motifs diagonally / Shift VP to make it look natural / Enhanced perspective to make motifs stand out / Expression other than perspective in drawings / Change the isometric angle depending on what you want to show / Divide the wall evenly using diagonal lines / Easily divide random widths using diagonal lines / Draw a round floor or table with one-point perspective / Divide all small items into simple shapes / Draw an uphill slope with two VPs, the top and bottom / Draw a downhill slope by applying the uphill slope / Draw a sloped ceiling with three VPs / Draw stairs by arranging the slope / How to use composition and angle of view / Drawing Enhance the sense of presence by selecting corners and composition / Attract with the first impression / Decide on the highlight in advance / Basics for depicting a cityscape / Creating a screen that stands out with just the cityscape / Visual expression that looks like it\'s about to start moving / With silhouettes Capturing and drawing / Spatial expression and composition using straight lines and curves / Conveying the world view with a single picture / Placing characters in the background with buildings / Making characters stand out Chapter 5 Improving your drawing skills is a shortcut to mastering design The power of \"hand-drawing\" to shake things up/Organizing the characteristics of illustrated materials and using them properly/Making a floor plan three-dimensional with the effects of coloring and shading/Expressing shadows is more important in cross-sectional views/Adding a three-dimensional feel to elevations is effective Outstanding/Use colors according to the scale of the drawing/Emphasize the intent of the illustration with color/Share images efficiently with perspective/The secret to creating presentation sheets/Show your imagination in a sequence/Bring architecture closer to you with familiar expressions /Presentation sheet that accurately emphasizes your selling points/Set effective compositions and angles of view/Create highlights everywhere/Express how to use the building with accompanying scenery/Accurate and fastest with hand-drawn drawings! Recommendation of working perspective / Bringing out the client\'s true intentions with a \"draft feeling\" / How to gain maximum understanding and empathy in one presentation / Recommendation of on-site sketching / Conveying construction procedures with sketches

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