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Books > Arts & Architecture > Art forms, treatments & subjects > Art treatments & subjects > Art techniques & materials
In this visually captivating volume, a vibrant selection of loved
and revered children's book illustrators reveals the secrets of
their narrative techniques. Divided into a series of enchanting
sections each created by individual illustrators, this unique and
gift-worthy book tells the story of how to successfully depict
narrative and compel an audience through visual art. Marvel at how
composition and environment can create suspense, and how color,
visual hierarchy, and symbolism can tell a story beyond just the
action. Learn how to inject dynamism and emotion into your
illustrations to tell a tale that isn't just engaging, but is
memorable and one that transcends generations. Lavishly illustrated
and with a luxurious finish, How to Be a Children's Book
Illustrator is ideal for book lovers in general as well as anyone
looking to unlock the secrets of children's book illustration.
How do you find time in your busy day to get creative? Why, with
15-minute Art Painting, of course! Explore the pure joy of paint
with fifty 15-minute projects inspired by nature. From leaves and
houseplants to flowers and fungi, 15-minute Art Painting encourages
you to explore painting in a relaxing, free and fun way. Each
project can be completed in no more than six steps and will include
practice pages, colour swatches and helpful hints to make light
work of the artwork. Although Hannah will provide a brief
introduction on how to sketch out your paintings, the book will
also contain traceable templates, so you can fully focus on the
process and pure joy of painting.
This third book in the popular Do More Art series exposes how the
simplest of writing tools is in fact the key to an entire universe
of artistic expression. From simple doodling and mark-making to
meticulously built-up tour de forces - a piece of graphite is all
that is needed to create whole new worlds. Selwyn Leamy and Eve
Blackwood explore the many different ways the pencil can be used:
from hatching and smudging to frottage and even collage. Each
technique is clearly explained and illustrated with works by some
of the greatest contemporary pencil practitioners - demonstrating
once and for all that the pencil really is mightier than the pen.
Zentangle Basics introduces you to today's hottest trend in drawing
meditation. Using only pencil, pen and paper, you'll learn how to
draw 25 original tangles and discover inspiring ideas for
incorporating these designs into your art. This expanded workbook
edition includes a bonus section where you can get started with
warm-up exercises, practice tangling, and experiment with strings
and shading. With benefits including stress relief, inspiration and
improved self-esteem, Zentangle can be done anywhere and no special
'artistic' talent is required. Tangles can be used to decorate
wearables and home decor objects as well as cards, scrapbook pages
and journals. Best of all, you can tangle even if you have never
drawn anything before.
Coloring frees us from our daily routine, and encourages us to
create something soothing and exquisite. Make a garden of beautiful
flowers bloom with glorious color. Say hello to coloring, and feel
your worries and distractions fall away! Hello Angel Big Blossoms
Coloring Collection is filled with intricate and intriguing
illustrations for you to color and enjoy. Escape to a world of
luxurious flowers, motivating messages, and pretty patterns, all
waiting to be filled with every color of the rainbow.
Become a Pokemon drawing expert in this ultimate step-by-step
guide! Want to become a Pokemon drawing expert? Then look no
further! This ultimate How to Draw includes simple, step-by-step
instructions for creating masterpieces of classic characters from
every Pokemon region - from Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle, and
of course, Pikachu! Also featuring new characters for the Galar
Region.
Mitchell Smith's classic 1941 work presents a series of lessons
covering all aspects of the art of caricaturing. [Facsimile
reprint]
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