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You Will Be Able to Draw by the End of this Book: Coloured Pencils
is a combined tutorial and sketchbook that teaches you how to draw
in colour, and allows you the space to practise on the page through
guided exercises in mark-making and drawing. The book lays flat to
allow you to draw comfortably and has an elastic band to keep your
artwork safe. The clear instructions enable you to build your
skills and develop an understanding of composition, colour and
tone.
'Fine Lines: American Drawings' from the Brooklyn Museum is the
first survey of the Brooklyn Museum's world-class collection of
drawings. It highlights more than 100 masterworks in graphite,
charcoal, pen and ink, crayon, and pastel, by some of the most
important names in American art from the last three centuries;
among the more than 70 artists included are John Singleton Copley,
Benjamin West, Winslow Homer, William Merritt Chase, Edward Hopper,
Georgia O Keeffe, and Marsden Hartley. Author Karen A. Sherry
begins by putting the collection in context within the broader
history of the graphic arts in America. A brief historical overview
opens each of the following six thematic sections, with an
interpretive entry and colour plate for each drawing. A further
essay, by Caitlin Jenkins, focuses on how conservation enhances our
understanding of works on paper, with the addition of a glossary of
terms defining drawing materials and techniques.
This is an inspiring must-have resource for artists seeking new
approaches to drawing the human figure. It features more than 20
fundamental figure drawing exercises. It empowers students and
artists of all levels to make progress with the figure beyond their
expectations. Throughout the history of art, figure drawing has
been regarded as the very foundation of an artist's education and
at the centre of the art-making process. In "Expressive Figure
Drawing", innovative teacher and author, Bill Buchman, explores the
idea that the way we draw is a direct expression of our emotions
and perceptions. It includes 20 plus fundamental figure drawing
exercises that are undertaken one step at a time so that students
and artists of all levels are empowered to make progress with the
figure beyond their expectations. Throughout the book, the author
reveals his methods for developing proficiency using a variety of
traditional media and the latest art materials available today.
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