Have you always wanted to learn to draw manga style art, but just haven't had the time to sit down and do it? Well, now might be your perfect chance to master manga, conveniently and practically!

Out this October 28^th, 2011 is the kindle edition of Shojo Wonder Manga Art School by Supittha Bunyapen. Published by Impact, this e-book is a great tool for the busy artist, making it possible to gain the tips and knowledge needed to draw manga in a very easy, user-friendly way. Electronic readers are so portable, it's a cinch to take one with you and look through a book during daily downtime spent waiting in line or commuting on public transit.

Bunyapen's new book covers all the basics of creating manga style faces, bodies, expressions, and more. There is an entire chapter on bodies and poses, and also a chapter on drawing and painting heads. From artist's tools and materials to coloring techniques to costumes and character accessories, it's all here and then some. There is even instruction on drawing backgrounds to really complete your art. Techniques are presented in an understandable, thorough, step-by-step manner suitable for beginning to intermediate manga artists. The book includes lots of easy to follow demonstrations detailing how to color in your manga art using not expensive paints, but regular everyday markers. At only 144 pages, it's really amazing how much information Bunyapen managed to pack into this little book! Whether you're just curious about manga or you're an experienced artist looking to gain some new skills or ideas, Shojo Wonder Manga Art School delivers.