In Draw 1,001 Animals, award-winning artist Mark Bergin shows how simple shapes can be transformed into a vast variety of animals. There are pages looking at materials and techniques, and step-by-step projects that train the eye to deconstruct the simple shapes that go into constructing a detailed drawing.
How To Draw Flowers and Plants is a comprehensive drawing handbook covering all aspects of drawing a range of flowers and plants, including essential concepts such as light, tone and composition. With its clear step-by-step labelled drawings, this is an essential book for any budding artist who would like to master the art of drawing flowers, from sunflowers to chrysanthemums.
Still life is one of the most rewarding subjects for artists of all ages. This book guides you through the process of creating successful still-life drawings, from simple objects to complex compositions and is packed full of useful hints and tips.
This comprehensive drawing handbook covers all aspects of drawing horses, including essential concepts such as perspective and construction lines. With its clear step-by-step labelled drawings, this is an essential book for any budding artist who would like to master the art of drawing horses, from foals to galloping stallions.
Every person is unique, and in this book you'll find the skills to draw each person's distinctive facial features, like the expression on their face or the years of experience held in their wrinkles. This books also features tips on drawing accessories like spectacles and hats. The How To Draw series takes a highly visual and practical approach to drawing, featuring step-by-step instructions for each art project. Duotone lines highlight each step. Each title includes information on the drawing materials you can use and where to use them most effectively. Pencil, pen, crayon, paints and charcoal and more are all covered in detail. The series covers a comprehensive range of rudimentary techniques - with sections on materials, composition and perspective. The How To Draw series is an excellent way to introduce the concepts of drawing to child and adult alike.
"The How to Draw" series takes a highly visual and practical approach to drawing. It helps readers learn how to draw the human body in various sitting, standing and active positions. The titles feature step-by-step instructions for each art project. Duotone line illustrations highlight each step. Different drawing materials are used, including pencil, pen, crayon, paints and charcoal, with clear instructions for each. The series covers a comprehensive range of rudimentary techniques - with sections on materials, composition and perspective.
Set in the fictional realms of Paflagonia and Crim Tartary, this satirical fantasy critiques societal norms, particularly those surrounding monarchy, beauty, and marriage. The narrative follows the fortunes of four royal cousins, unfolding in a whimsical manner akin to a "Fireside Pantomime." Each page features a poetic line that encapsulates the plot, enhancing the storytelling experience. Accompanied by Thackeray's own illustrations, the book reflects his artistic aspirations and offers a humorous yet pointed commentary on the elite's values.
