drawing

Directions for drawing elephants, toucans, snakes, alligators, and other wild animals, using a minimum of materials and a little imagination.

Step-by-step illustrations and brief text describe how to draw a variety of zoo animals.

Step-by-step instructions and illustrations demonstrate how to sketch more than 120 different types of fantasy vehicles, including futuristic dream cars, floating cities, and alien spacecraft, in both traditional and digital media.

Explains the basic principles of still life drawing, describing how to use those principles to bring form, style, interest, and harmony to representational work.

Emily would like to be able to draw, but her trees look like mashed potatoes and her houses like ketchup bottles until she tries something different.

The author examines the various reasons why some people continue to draw long after childhood and maintains that drawing is an expression of what is seen, helps individuals to focus, slow down, and see the world for what it is.

Presents an analysis of Australian Aboriginal art, with examples of Dream pictures and X-ray art, and provides instructions for duplicating those styles using different media and simple supplies.

Presents illustrated instructions for developing the techniques of manga drawing, and features advice from established manga artists.