This is one of a series of workbooks based on bestselling IMPACT topics--dragons, manga, fantasy art, funny faces--that gives artists space to create, as well as an encouraging 50-60 pages of instruction, including an introduction and enjoyable insights that show the working processes of top authors like William O?Connor, Stephanie Pui-Mun Law, Irene Flores, Tom Kidd and more. This series is in the most popular trim size for sketchbooks, also our standard trim size, that is big enough to draw on freely yet small enough to easily carry in a backpack.

Discover a bountiful garden of 28 whimsical flower designs in this extraordinary coloring activity book. Zenspirations artist Joanne Fink reveals her easy-learn techniques for combining simple strokes with playful patterns in gorgeous floral designs. So much more than mere outlines to color, exquisite Zenspirations patterns are launching pads of endless imagination and creativity. You don t need to have the skills of an artist to create your own masterpiece here. After your patterning is complete, go ahead and explore color Use Joanne s finished examples for guidance, or try your own interesting color combinations to create dazzling flower art. Printed on high quality extra-thick paper, this beautiful and inspirational book is perfect for decorating with your choice of colored pencils, markers, gel pens, or watercolors. Pages are printed on one side only, and are pre-perforated for easy removal and display."

The Practice and Science of Drawing is a work by English painter Harold Speed, which includes different drawing techniques, including chalk etc. H. Speed died in 1957.

Print Index: A Guide to Reproductions is designed to aid the user in locating illustrations of prints dating from the early eighteenth century through the mid-1970s. It contains data on and provides access to many thousands of prints by more than twenty-one hundred printmakers found in one hundred English-language monographs and exhibition and collection catalogues. The Print Index lists works alphabetically by title under the artist or artists. The entries identify the printmaker, the title of the work, the date, the print technique used, and the publications (books or catalogues) in which a reproduction of the print appears. An index references the prints by subject and title where the title is distinctive or expressive.

Learn to draw beautiful flowers from the old masters with some help from Classic Sketchbook: Botanicals. Improve your skills by learning techniques on one page, and practicing on the next page. Imagine learning to draw roses with Redoute, or tulips with Pieter Brugel. Imagine learning the secrets that made their flower paintings stand out in their eras and still stand out today. Classic Sketchbook: Botanicals is an art book that shows you how to create flowers that will stand the test of time by taking a close look at the details of great floral paintings, and then coaching you through the techniques. Each spread in this unique book is made up of two hard working components: The left-hand page features a close-up illustration from a noted 19th century and earlier artist, and the right-hand page, made from quality, uncoated stock, is for drawing. There are also coaching tips, observations, and a demonstrative sketch on each page. As you progress through the book, you'll get to try a variety of artists' styles, and see how to apply them to your own personal style. Don't wait to get started! By learning from the masters, you'll become a master yourself.

A newly repackaged edition of the first book in a series that has sold more than 600,000 copies A favorite of parents, educators, and therapists since it was first published in 1978, more than 200,000 copies of this first volume from the draw-from-your-imagination books have been sold around the world. Praised as extraordinary, revolutionary (Newsweek), imaginative (The Christian Science Monitor), and great stuff (Detroit Free Press), this innovative series has continued to spark the creative impulses in children for years.