[LEZHIN] Point Character Drawing [paperback]

I saw this book a couple of months ago at some sites as an ad (Pinterests and Instagram) and in YouTube recommendations from content creators. And since then I've been meaning to get my hands on it. To my surprise, it was a set of two books! I didn't realized about it until I read it in the product reviews pointing it out. Its such a treat of content. As in the title of my review, the anatomy is simplified to the point that its approacheable to study from it. Everything is broken down in easy to follow illustrations. So far, this two book series are a must have for beginner artists and seasoned veterans can benefit from it, too. 2D animators could benefit the most from it. I'm satisfied with the product. 10/10

This books are great, and very consice. Direct to the point, very lightweight and good size for travel. The emphasis of this books is a quick start to draw, and create characters too. It's not bad! I love these books for the size and the consice terms, but it's too short for studies Anatomy. It's great for combine them with the An Atlas of Anatomy for Artist by Fritz Schider, it's like a diccionary of all body parts and it's very important to have more knowledge about it. I recommend these books, why not?

Nice and very good quality product, nice and clear drawings.

The book examples are great to practice for human figure basic drawings.

Extremely helpful. Definitely one of the better artbooks I have purchased, less of a how too and more of how to think when drawing characters. Methods can very easily be adapted, modified, and combined with other drawing techniques.

First time getting Learning Art book - so excited to learn Simplified anatomy book and the quality is amazing - vol 1 and vol 2 ✨cant wait to start the practice 🔥✨Thankyou

Easily one of the best guides on drawing anatomy there is. Evening is cleanly and consistently drawn and explained.

I bought this for my teenager that is very in to art right now and he loves it. He uses the books regularly and it has really improved his drawing skills. Even though it is in Korean, some of it is translated to English. I've looked at it myself and it looks easy to follow and it covers everything. Definitely worth the money, cheaper than actual art classes and more useful imo.