About this item
Highlights
- Anyone can draw but not everyone can make good drawings.
- Author(s): Joe L Lewis
- 56 Pages
- Art, Techniques
Description
Book Synopsis
Anyone can draw but not everyone can make good drawings. Pencil drawing is a skill that needs a good foundation on theories because pencil drawing is a blend of theory and proper execution of these theories.
Practice makes drawing perfect but foundation on the theories and techniques in drawing paves the way for better drawings.
This book mainly targets beginners in pencil drawing and those who wish to enhance their pencil drawing skills through other techniques and insights that one may find here.
Anyone may use this book to hone his or her drawing skills with the end goal of becoming a better pencil-drawing artist through this small tribute.
This book, written in non-technical language, seeks to promote better understanding. It covers the basics of pencil drawing, providing for a good foundation for pencil drawing and some practical tips.
It contains articles on pencil drawing, and it shows how to draw step-by-step common objects such as people, cars and animals. Since drawing is visual, chapters are short providing for more illustrations and application of drawing theories.
The maker of this book hopes to inspire individuals to pursue the art of pencil drawing and unleash their artistic mind.