This book combines precise technical drawing with unique and imaginative mechanized creations. You will be able to find some of today's best technical and seemingly meticulous task of drawing mechs to an easy skill includes tips for drawing Japanese-style mechanical constructs.

Offers instructions for drawing various robots and futuristic figures in Japanese comics and animation, including spaceships, cyborgs, and weapons.

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Gives step by step lessons to learn how to draw robots that can transform into every type of vehicle imaginable.

Provides manga drawing techniques for mecha, or machines, including how to make them look realistic and how to make them look portray the different textures of their metal, plastic, glass, and rubber components using a five-stage process.

Part of "The How To Draw" series, this work teaches you how to draw a variety of robots and machines, and combine them to make your own sci-fi and fantasy scenes. It includes background detail on each robot.