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The perfect primer for anyone - no matter their age or artistic
abilities - to learn how to draw flowers! Featuring easy-to-follow
tutorials on doodling and drawing 100 flowers, 30 leaves and vines,
and 20 more doodle art, all in five simple steps, this
beginner-friendly instructional guide will also show you how to
combine what you've learned to create gorgeous works of art for
larger drawing projects. With its easy step-building approach,
hundreds of motifs to draw and combine, and a helpful overview on
tools and supplies, Drawing Florals in 5 Easy Steps is a must-have
guide for aspiring artists of all ages to learn the basics of
floral drawing! Artist, doodler, and coloring book author Marty
Woods was voted the 2016 Top Doodler in Malaysia. An official
Faber-Castell art workshop instructor, Marty has also collaborated
with Disney Malaysia, Faber-Castell, Nespresso, and several other
international companies.
This stunning catalogue presents The Courtauld's outstanding
collection of works by Renaissance artist Girolamo Francesco Maria
Mazzola, better known as Parmigianino (1503-1540). This catalogue
accompanies a display of works by Parmigianino at The Courtauld,
including his famous and enigmatic painting of the Virgin and
Child, as well as drawn studies for his most ambitious projects
such as the Madonna of the Long Neck and the frescoes of the church
of Santa Maria della Steccata in Parma. The latter was the last and
most important commission of his life and would have been his
triumphal homecoming. Instead, Parmigianino became entangled in his
experimental processes and failed to complete it, leading to his
brief imprisonment for breach of contract. Fundamentally a
draftsman at heart, Parmigianino drew relentlessly during his
relatively short life, and around a thousand of his drawings have
survived. The Courtauld's collection comprises twenty-four sheets.
In preparation for the catalogue, new photography and technical
examinations have been carried out on all the works revealing two
new drawings that were previously unknown, hidden underneath their
historic mounts. They have also helped to better identify
connections between some of the drawings and the finished paintings
for which they were conceived. The catalogue illustrates the whole
Courtauld collection, which also includes two paintings and more
than ten prints. As a printmaker, Parmigianino is considered to
have been the first to experiment with etching in Italy and was a
pioneer of the chiaroscuro woodcut technique. His refined and
graceful compositions were much appreciated by his contemporaries
and exalted by the artist and biographer Giorgio Vasari (1511-74).
This catalogue and display have been curated by Gottardo and
Rebecchini in collaboration with former and current research
students at The Courtauld, and technical research has been
conducted by members of The Courtauld Conservation Institute. A
truly collaborative project, the catalogue sheds light on an artist
who approached every technique with unprecedented freedom and
produced innovative works which were studied and admired by artists
and collectors for many years to come.
This volume combines six books by celebrated artist and lecturer
George A. Bridgman, who taught figure and anatomy drawing at New
York City's Art Students League. This fifth edition preserves
Bridgman's comprehensive lessons and original sketches - featuring
more than 1000 drawings and 22 expert lessons on mastering the
human figure from every angle - but repackages it with a new cover
that distinguishes it from the competition.
Drawing Cute Animals in Colored Pencil offers simple step-by-step
drawing instructions that help you to learn how to draw your
favorite animals. Adorable animals like rabbits, squirrels, deer,
and pigs come alive with vibrant color and beautiful detail. Using
colored pencils learn tips and techniques to easily draw an
elephant, polar bear, lion, alpaca, hippopotamus, and several
others. The instructions are simple to follow, but detailed enough
so anyone can easily achieve great success in replicating each
figure. Author Ai Akikusa loves animals and she shares interesting
details about each animal in each section. Enjoy Drawing Cute
Animals in Colored Pencil as a guidebook to animals and drawing in
color!
Keep the page in your book with this gorgeous pack of 10 foiled
bookmarks, printed on both sides, with a silky ribbon and featuring
Rudyard Kipling's The Cat that Walked by Himself. Rudyard Kipling's
story 'The Cat that Walked by Himself' was collected in the Just So
Stories and was illustrated by Kipling himself. The story starts:
'Originally all the tame animals were wild, but especially the Cat:
he walked by himself and all places were alike to him.'
The 2nd edition of The Care of Prints and Drawings provides
practical, straightforward advice to those responsible for the
preservation of works on paper, ranging from curators, facility
managers, conservators, registrars, collection care specialists,
private collectors, artists, or students of museum studies, visual
arts, art history, or conservation. A greater emphasis is placed on
preventive conservation, a trend among collecting institutions,
which reflects the growing recognition that scarce resources are
best expended on preventing deterioration, rather than on less
effective measures of reversing it. Expanded and richly illustrated
chapters include: *Supports for Prints and Drawings discusses the
properties of parchment and paper and introduces the general
preservation needs and conservation problems of all works on paper,
regardless of their media. *Conservation Problems Related to the
Paper Support of Prints and Drawings presents a guide to
recognizing the symptoms and diagnosing the causes of damage
specific to paper. *Conservation Problems Related to the Materials
and Techniques of Prints describes the conservation problems that
affect certain printmaking materials and arise from specific
processes. *Conservation Problems Related to the Materials and
Techniques of Drawings focuses on the various materials used to
create marks on paper. *Item-Level Collection Protection:
Envelopes, Sleeves, Folders, Enclosures, Mats, Boxes, Frames, and
Furniture, discusses measures taken for prints and drawings so that
they can better withstand the rigors of handling, examination,
exhibition, travel, and adverse environmental conditions.
*Preventive Conservation for Prints and Drawings describes how the
integration of a comprehensive Collections Care Program into a
Collections Management Policy can reduce the need for item-level
conservation treatments. *Basic Paper Conservation Procedures
provides instructions on how to stabilize damaged works. *How to
Make Starch Paste and Methyl Cellulose Adhesive and Suppliers of
Paper Conservation Materials and Equipment are appended as well as
a Glossary.
This indispensable sketchbook features instructions, storyboard
layouts, and drawing frames in non-repro blue. Â For aspiring
and experienced artists, this dual-purpose, lie-flat sketchbook is
ideal for honing skills and storylines. Along with instructions, it
provides 112 pages of storyboard layout grids with cells for
working out page ideas and plot details as well as space for notes
and captions. The second half of the book contains 60 single-sided
pages that feature drawing frames in non-repro blue for finished
art, with outer rules that help organize space and scale. The
high-quality, acid-free, medium-weight paper erases cleanly and has
a smooth vellum finish ideal for all dry media. All pages are
perforated for easy removal.
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