During the first half of the twentieth century, E. L. Koller wrote
a series of art instruction books for home study, designed to
simplify various techniques for beginning artists -- and help
established artists polish their craft. The books are as relevant
-- and the information as essential -- to artists today as it was
then. A classic in this series, "Light, Shade and Shadow, " shows
how the study of light is a necessary foundation for creating an
appealing work of art.
Even the most beautiful drawing can appear flat without shading.
But with this expert guide, every artist can learn how to use
shadow to add visual dimension and drama to their work, and to
master techniques such as highlighting and gradation. Beginning
with the basics -- casting light on simple geometric shapes -- and
progressing to the human figure, these step-by-step techniques,
illustrations, and exercises can show artists of all abilities how
to achieve a new level of depth in their work.
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