What We See and Don’t See

5  Introducción
6  Las chicas shojo. Principios básicos
8  La cabeza de una shojo
12  El cabello al estilo manga
16  El cuerpo de una shojo 
21  ¡En movimiento!
24  Los chicos bishie. Principios básicos
26 La cabeza de un bishie31 Un sinfín de estilos
34 Bishies con gafas
36 El cuerpo de un bishie
42 ¡En movimiento!
44 Posturas de un bishie
46 Cómo dibujar unos ojazos al estilo manga
48 Los ojos de una shojo
50 Los ojos de un bishie
51 Los ojos de perfil
52 ¡No te olvides de las cejas!
54 Expresiones de las shojos
61 Expresiones de los bishies
62 Diversión al estilo Chibi
64 Cómo diseñar la ropa
66 El clásico traje de marinera
70 La ropa en un colegio privado
73 Pliegues y arrugas
74 Trajes elegantes
75 Trajes informales
76 Chicas mágicas
78 La clásica chica mágica
80 La princesa mágica
82 Mitad chica, mitad gata
84 Los amigos mágicos
90 Más bishies guapos
92 El bishie guerrero
93 El bishie samurái
94 Al estilo emo
96 El espíritu de la luz
98 El bishie misterioso
106 La puesta en escena
108 Dos personas en escena
114 Escenas de acción
116 Escenas de grupo y el plano de dos
117 Cómo rellenar la escena
118 Escenas dramáticas en perspectivas exageradas
120 Buenas tomas y malas tomas
122 Planos detalle
123 Planos movidos o con formas raras
124 La revelación
126 Últimos retoques
128 Efectos especiales
138 Bocadillos de texto
142 Las onomatopeyas japonesas
143 Los nombres japoneses más típicos

WHAT WE SEE AND DON'T SEE, the fourth book in the All About Me series, explores what science and research shows about how we perceive our world.  Readers will learn how our brain makes sense of the world. They will discover how our brain simplifies and organizes information: How we see what we see and, sometimes, don't see what is obviously in front of us. They will discover how our five senses can be 'extended,' and our perception enhanced. They'll explore how there is more to perception than what meets the eye (or ear, or nose, or...), and how our culture can influence how we experience our surroundings. In other words, learn why it is important to 'keep the bear at bay.'The All About Me Series from Hoopoe Books presents books to help you understand yourself and how you, as a human being, work.  This is fundamental information, but we often forget to teach you about it in school. For example, what psychologists know about how we see, think, and feel. How these abilities work, how they change, grow or get stuck and how reliable they are as we try to make sense of ourselves, our friends, our relatives and the world around us. There is good, solid information readily available and scientifically validated ... and it's all about you ... and me. 3