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Stan Lee, the founding father of Marvel Comics, and John Buscema,
artist of the classic Silver Surfer series, give professional
advice and instruction for budding comics artists. Learn how to
draw the Marvel way, courtesy of this lavishly illustrated,
step-by-step guide to all facets of the process.
The male form is the focus here--twisting, leaping and tumbling in
dramatic action sequences! Master manga and anime artist Kyachi
shows you the secrets professional Japanese artists use to create
dynamic motion on the page. A series of detailed tutorials show you
how to draw the male form in every possible position. Individual
lessons cover standing, sitting, reclining, walking, running,
kicking, pitching, swimming, dribbling and sparring. A rogues'
gallery is also presented, showing how to create dastardly
villains, armed with weapons and ready to rumble. With the help of
this complete guide, you'll be able to: Populate the page or screen
with eye-catching movement and powerful action poses Master
Kyachi's methods through step-by-step progressions--before it's
time to try it on your own Follow along with charming caricature
guides who offer essential tips and steer you clear of pitfalls It
can be intimidating to draw people as a beginning artist, but Learn
to Draw Manga Men is meant to dispel those exact fears and wipe
away any hesitations you may have. Begin with a blank page or empty
screen and start populating it with people. Before you know it,
your characters will come to life before you! Kyachi has distilled
her specialized knowledge of the skeleton, muscles and physical
structures, explaining and analyzing the most difficult aspects of
figure drawing and presenting it to you in a clear and simple way.
With the help of this fantastic resource, you'll soon master
detailed male characters to include in your own comic strip or
graphic novel! *Recommended for artists 16 & up*
In this collection of techniques and tutorials, all aimed at the
novice artist, the reader can explore the many different avenues of
creative art available. From the relaxing and enjoyable pastime of
drawing, to the versatile, vibrant medium of oil painting, each
discipline is clearly explained through a series of tutorials that
build in complexity. In addition to the tutorials, there is advice
on tools, materials and techniques, plus plenty of tips throughout.
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How to Paint Like Turner
(Paperback)
Nicola Moorby, Mike Chaplin, Tony Smibert; Edited by Nicola Moorby; Contributions by Mike Chaplin, …
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J.M.W. Turner is one of the most influential and important British
artists of all time. His watercolours, with their extraordinary
effects of shifting light and dramatic cloudscapes, are especially
highly regarded. This book reveals the secrets of his technique for
the first time, allowing watercolourists to try them out for
themselves. For the first time, this book reveals the secrets of
Turner's technique, allowing present-day watercolourists to try
them out themselves. There is an accessible introduction that
explores Turner's life and career and the materials he used to
achieve the masterpieces we know and love today. The book then goes
on to list the modern materials the twenty-first century
watercolourist will need if they aspire to take on similar subject
matter. Successive chapters look at a particular theme, such as
Sky, Water, Trees, Buildings, People, Animals, Sunrise, Moonlight
and Fire, illustrating each with one of Turner's works. Expert
contemporary watercolour artists then explain, step-by-step, how to
paint a version of that particular picture and how to use the
techniques learnt to paint other compositions. With a glossary of
technical terms, high quality colour reproductions and backed by
the authority of Tate, the world centre for Turner scholarship,
this is a must-buy purchase for all lovers of J.M.W. Turner and of
watercolour painting.
Presents guidelines and step-by-step projects for decorating
ordinary household items and features. The text introduces the
materials and equipment needed and covers the basic techniques,
from preparing surfaces and cutting a stencil to protecting the
finished work with varnish. The main part of the book takes
elements of the home in turn: walls and floors; furniture;
accessories and fabrics; and outdoor spaces. Also included are
ideas for borders and alternative applications for each motif,
together with a section on materials and techniques.
Learn how to paint birds in watercolour without even trying! Using
a simple ten-step process, learn how to draw a basic outline
starting with simple shapes, then add washes of colour and fine
details to complete your work. Arranged in three chapters based on
skill level, this book features 25 lovely projects, each showing
you how to paint a bird in ten steps. There are paint swatches for
every bird, showing you the colours you need to mix for each step
and the finished painting serves as a reference to guide you. It
couldn't be easier! Also included is a useful techniques section at
the beginning, and clever painting tips from the author throughout
the book. With birds as diverse as an Atlantic puffin, a barn owl,
a hummingbird and a bald eagle, there is plenty to choose from and
practise with, to develop your skills.
Ink Nash Wanikshaash( my name is) Say'yepum Ah-toot-wy Stacey
Speedis. I am a 35 year- young Native woman here on the Yakama
Indian Reservation who has fallen over, or stumbled many times on
the rough trail of life. My book is an autiobiography that I have
started down in Sante Fe, New Mexico while I was attending the
Institute of American Indian Arts in 1996- 97. I am an artist of
many talents who is very traditional to our way of life. I am a
single mother of two wondreful children who I would do anything
for. My children look up to me as the strongest person in the world
who is passing on our culture which was passed down to me by my
elders. My family here on the Yakama reservation of the lower
Yakima valley of Washington, and our family on the Umatilla
Reservation know that I love them all very much.....except...
You'll have to read my book. Payu kw'axla(thank you), SASSpeedis
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This beautiful book combines the author's extensive ecological
knowledge with art, and her passion for drawing with ink. It is
packed with clear instruction and inspirational illustrations, and
will be treasured by artists, illustrators, scientists and
ecologists alike. Practical advice is given on using a range of
materials and equipment for illustrating in pen and ink, as well as
the collection and preservation of subject matter and reference
material. Detailed instruction is given on how to create essential
mark-making techniques that will enhance your illustrations through
accurate depiction of shape, form, texture and pattern, and in the
principles and elements of design. Subject-themed chapters include
plants, strandline and marine specimens, fossils, invertebrates,
and mammals. There are step-by-step exercises suitable for all
skill levels, and case studies describing working practice as a
professional illustrator.
In 365 Days of Feel-good Art, Lorna Scobie explores art-based tasks
which will help to boost your overall confidence, wellbeing and
happiness. Full of tips that will encourage you to nurture your
creativity, 365 Days of Feel-good Art teaches readers of all
artistic levels how to tackle creative tasks, even if they are
unsure of where to start. With breakout 'Expand' exercises, readers
will be able to immerse themselves in more involved activities such
as making cards for loved ones, or keeping a gratitude diary. And
for those looking for a swift creative challenge there will be
quick-hit happiness activities throughout the book that can be
slotted into any busy day. Journal pages encourage readers to
record their thoughts and reflect on their creative journey,
wherever they may be on it. The accessible format of the book
allows readers to work their way through the activities in any
order that they would like, making it perfect for anyone who is
looking for creative inspiration that isn't too involved and
doesn't require any specialist equipment.
In this follow-up to the best-selling The Master Guide to Drawing
Anime, manga master Christopher Hart focuses on some of the most
popular characters of Japanese anime: the dynamic and beautiful
women and girls. Aspiring anime artists will learn all the ins and
outs of creating these stunning heroines, schoolgirls and fantasy
characters. Basic templates make it easy to draw the head,
hairstyles, clothing, body proportions and more. Tutorials on
creating scenes and multiple characters take the drawings to the
next level. All of these topics and more are covered with
Christopher Hart's trademark easy-to-follow steps with helpful
techniques and tips.
Cinema in India is an entertainment medium that is interwoven into
society and culture at large. It is clearly evident that continuous
struggle and conflict at the personal as well as societal levels is
depicted in cinema in India. It has become a reflection of society
both in negative and positive ways. Hence, cinema has become an
influential factor and one of the largest mass communication
mediums in the nation. Social and Cultural Dynamics in Indian
Cinema is an essential reference source that discusses cultural and
societal issues including caste, gender, oppression, and social
movements through cinema and particularly in specific language
cinema and culture. Featuring research on topics such as Bollywood,
film studies, and gender equality, this book is ideally designed
for researchers, academicians, film studies students, and industry
professionals seeking coverage on various aspects of regional
cinema in India.
The definitive, comprehensive guide to botanical painting, covering
basic botany, plant groups and a scientific approach to the
subject. Drawing on her experience as a botanical art teacher,
Christina Brodie takes you on a holistic approach to botanical art
and expertly covers botanical terminology, drawing and painting
techniques in a wide range of media, dissection and examination of
plants, fieldwork studies, microscope work and tips on
presentation. Through step-by-step projects and with clearly
explained techniques, learn to draw and paint flowers, fruit,
leaves, stems and roots, trees, fungi, ferns and horsetails,
seaweeds and other algae, mosses and lichens with remarkable
precision and stunning detail.
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