How To Draw: Sketch and draw anything, anywhere with this inspiring and practical handbook
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Jake Spicer wants you to learn how to draw.
This is his complete course in drawing, suitable for complete beginners as well as experienced artists, and designed to help you fit drawing into your lifestyle.
Tried-and-tested exercises, ranging from five-minute sketches to dedicated sessions of an hour or longer, cover every subject and location you could wish for, while accessibly written drawing theory helps you relate the technical concepts to your practice, helping you to hone your craft.
Whatever your goals are, expert art tutor Jake Spicer gives you the inspiration and encouragement to draw more – and keep improving.
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How To Draw: Sketch and draw anything, anywhere with this inspiring and practical handbook
$6.99
Denib –
It teach great techniques.
Thing’s have been busy I haven’t had the time to enjoy as planned.
John Glynn –
Quite useful for the beginner.
Kindle Customer Rory Robmore –
I really liked the book. It was easy to understand. I just wished it had more step by step exercises.
Muhteşem. Maske çok başarılı. –
Çok güzel çizimler
Amazon Customer –
This is a great book to learn how to draw from. The most important lesson that I learned from reading this book is; draw in your outline of what you want to draw first. After your outline is finished you can fill in the details. Don’t make drawing anything harder then it really is.
Ricardo B. –
This is the best book on drawing in my collecting. It’s the one book I keep coming back to. I love it.
Sofia –
Very good practice and explaining the mindset very nicely. Not all art learning books are that engaging!
Felix –
Very little instructions or information, just bare bones “inspiration”
Filippo Legge –
Istruzioni comprensibili e chiare, ottimo!
Ruchika –
Content wise not very useful. Depends from person to person.
Dennis Van Swol –
I was expecting more detailed information given the number of pages in the book. Just a general overview.
John Edinger –
I used to carry a sketch book when traveling to help me see.better what I’m looking.at; a building, a scene at a unique location. I.often I over did details. Its clear now from Spider’s wonderful book that I didn’t know how to do background or outline drawing lines. The book is fantastic in showing how to.outline the scene and be free to fill in details at a later time. What I’d call Sparking the memory and recall.
The one item that needs to be considered is where , when doing a sketch is a good place to jot down notes on.what I’m recalling or trying to do. A separate note book maybe?
So off to find my drawing pencils,.maybe old sketches, which were put away 10 years ago after moving into a retirement community!!
Yael –
Very complete, also very good to refresh the memory and things long forgotten about drawing.