Books like How to draw stupid and other essentials of cartooning by Kyle Baker

A guide to cartooning techniques by Brad Brooks.

"An insight into the creation of manga art, focusing on coloring, drawing and designing characters using traditional and digital methods. Manga is an increasingly popular art form, particularly with the recent influx of Far Eastern games, anime and comics into the western world. A term originally describing a Japanese comic art style of the late 19th century, manga has come to be applied to a variety of mediums in recent years and is receiving more and more mainstream interest and attention. Beginner's Guide to Creating Manga Art explores the topic of manga art, starting from basic character design and progressing to full color images. Industry greats including Steven Cummings and Gonzalo Ordoñez open a window into their world and present tutorials covering everything from drawing features, anatomy and expressions to designing clothing, perfecting poses and coloring characters with a variety of traditional and digital artistic tools. Bursting with knowledge and brilliant artwork, Beginner's Guide to Creating Manga Art is an unmissable title for anyone wanting to learn how to capture that classic manga style"--Publisher's description.

Stan Lee reveals the core techniques that define Marvel’s iconic style, guiding readers through drawing and visual storytelling in comic books and strips.

This step-by-step book will teach you how to draw magical wizards, scary pirates, and much more!

Learn the fundamentals of cartooning with easy-to-follow instructions.

A step‑by‑step guide to drawing stunning manga heroines, schoolgirls, and fantasy characters.

Learn to draw irresistibly cute figures with step‑by‑step guides that cover Japanese kawaii style, animal and mythical creature sketches, and creative expression for young artists.

Learn to draw expressive manga faces with over 900 illustrations that break down the key elements of facial expression and emotion.