9781386317838_

This is a full-length 275-page book (print version) with approximately 200 original illustrations and lots of how-to and step-by-step tutorials, thorough explanations of beginner as well more advanced drawing concepts.

Learn how to draw portraits! Dont worry about talent! Its not necessary. Many people who didnt think they were artists have discovered they have the ability to draw portraits. You can learn too! Its a matter of education and practice.

While this book is inspired by the tutorial site portrait-artist.org, a lot of the content is new and was created specifically for the book.

This is the second edition of this book, and the first time its been available in eBook format!

Topics in the book include:
Beginning drawing, getting started, learning the grid, learning pencil techniques.
Overview of the head.
Drawing the profile.
Features of the head.
Facial landmarks, anatomy, and proportions of the figure, an overview.
Step-by-step portraits
Working in a tighter (more detailed) technique, tips and techniques.
Shading explained: Understand values and how to make your art look more realistic

Making up your own faces from your imagination: Exercises and techniques

Dont Do That! Common beginner mistakes that are easy to avoid.

Advice for new artists: Taking the right attitude, dealing with discouragement, feelings of competition, art snobs, tracing photos vs. drawing freehand, digital tools.

More things artists should know: Drawing from life (live models), the current state of formal art education, introduction to working in color (color palette recommendations, brief overview of painting mediums).

Table of Contents:
Acknowledgements
Welcome & Introduction
Lets Get Started with Drawing
Introduction to Shading and Technique
Drawing the Face: Basics of Head Structure and Alignment of Features
Drawing the Profile
The Features and Hair
An Overview of the Anatomy of the Head and Figure
Shading the Portrait
Step-by-Step Portraits, Soft Edges
Working with a Tighter Technique
Drawing Different Types of People
Inventing Your Own Portraits, Dont Do This!
Advice for the Newbie Artist
Other Goodies Every New Artist Should Learn
A Final Word
About the Author
Important Acknowledgements and Credits
About the Second Edition
Bibliography

(*_*)9781386317838_

Learn how to draw portraits! Dont worry about "talent"! Its not necessary. Many people who didnt think they were "artists" have discovered they have the ability to draw portraits. You can learn too! Its a matter of education and practice.

While this book is inspired by the tutorial site portrait-artist.org, a lot of the content is new and was created specifically for the book.

This is the second edition of this book, and the first time its been available in eBook format!

Topics in the book include:
Beginning drawing, getting started, learning the grid, learning pencil techniques.
Overview of the head.
Drawing the profile.
Features of the head.
Facial "landmarks," anatomy, and proportions of the figure, an overview.
Step-by-step portraits
Working in a tighter (more detailed) technique, tips and techniques.
Shading explained: Understand values and how to make your art look more realistic

Making up your own faces from your imagination: Exercises and techniques

"Dont Do That!" Common beginner mistakes that are easy to avoid.

Advice for new artists: Taking the right attitude, dealing with discouragement, feelings of competition, art snobs, tracing photos vs. drawing freehand, digital tools.

Table of Contents:
Acknowledgements
Welcome & Introduction
Lets Get Started with Drawing
Introduction to Shading and Technique
Drawing the Face: Basics of Head Structure and Alignment of Features
Drawing the Profile
The Features and Hair
An Overview of the Anatomy of the Head and Figure
Shading the Portrait
Step-by-Step Portraits, Soft Edges
Working with a Tighter Technique
Drawing Different Types of People
Inventing Your Own Portraits, "Dont Do This!"
Advice for the Newbie Artist
Other Goodies Every New Artist Should Learn
A Final Word
About the Author
Important Acknowledgements and Credits
About the Second Edition
Bibliography

...(*_*)9781386317838_

Learn how to draw portraits! Don't worry about "talent"! It's not necessary. Many people who didn't think they were "artists" have discovered they have the ability to draw portraits. You can learn too! It's a matter of education and practice.

While this book is inspired by the tutorial site portrait-artist.org, a lot of the content is new and was created specifically for the book.

This is the second edition of this book, and the first time it's been available in eBook format!

Topics in the book include:
nBeginning drawing, getting started, learning the grid, learning pencil techniques.
nOverview of the head.
nDrawing the profile.
nFeatures of the head.
nFacial "landmarks," anatomy, and proportions of the figure, an overview.
nStep-by-step portraits
nWorking in a tighter (more detailed) technique, tips and techniques.
nShading explained: Understand values and how to make your art look more realistic

Making up your own faces from your imagination: Exercises and techniques

"Don't Do That!" Common beginner mistakes that are easy to avoid.

Advice for new artists: Taking the right attitude, dealing with discouragement, feelings of competition, art snobs, tracing photos vs. drawing freehand, digital tools.

Table of Contents:
nAcknowledgements
nWelcome & Introduction
nLet's Get Started with Drawing
nIntroduction to Shading and Technique
nDrawing the Face: Basics of Head Structure and Alignment of Features
nDrawing the Profile
nThe Features and Hair
nAn Overview of the Anatomy of the Head and Figure
nShading the Portrait
nStep-by-Step Portraits, Soft Edges
nWorking with a Tighter Technique
nDrawing Different Types of People
nInventing Your Own Portraits, "Don't Do This!"
nAdvice for the Newbie Artist
nOther Goodies Every New Artist Should Learn
nA Final Word
nAbout the Author
nImportant Acknowledgements and Credits
nAbout the Second Edition
nBibliography

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J R Dunster