Anyone can draw in the anime style, doesn't matter if you're Muslim, or if you aren't.
Grow your hair out and bleach it white. Get contacts with yellow lenses and slit pupils. Buy a red hakama and haori. Wear fake fangs.
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If you are talking about the manga/anime, the original artist is Masashi Kishimoto...but I, like millions of other fans, can draw Naruto fanart decently. If you are talking about the food, anyone with a craving for cupped noodles can draw naruto.
they like to dance and paint and draw DUMMIES
Depends on what media you plan to draw. Paper: Paper or drawing tablet, Pencil, Eraser, Pencil sharpener, Color Pencils*, Marker*, Pen*, Digital: Computer, A drawing program (photoshop, MS Paint, ect.), A drawing tablet*, *optinal material
you can splater paint on the paper.
you can draw a beach That is pretty
Go on paint and draw everything that you need for the transformation, like the persons legs, everything like that. Then go on windows movie maker and add all of your pictures that you have drawn on paint. That is how you make an anime transformation!
Draw, paint, origami, paper airplanes, different crafts, etc.
I did not understand your question, however Anime is something you watch.You can always draw anime on paper with crayons or colored markers. Pencil gets messy (for me).drawing a pic is not anime.it is a pic about anime.DIFFERENT PERSONMaybe you mean animate?
well i create my own anime characters and story lines in my mind, and then i just put pen to paper! (i can draw it...)
Anyone can draw in the anime style, doesn't matter if you're Muslim, or if you aren't.
Some viewers draw anime because after watching anime they wish to see if they could replicate the feat that the artists in the industry can.
I can't be sure, but I would say probably, no, you have to be cool and really talented to draw anime.
To learn how to draw in an anime style, one should consult examples in anime books and magazines. Alternatively, visit the 'Anime World' webpage and their 'how to draw' section.
Paper with large squares made up of 100 smaller squares to aid people draw the scales and plot their graphs easier.