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How to Draw Everything (Paperback, 2007)
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£5.00
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Used in good condition.
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Nicely written. It has some practice exercises in the first few pages and some good advice for those wishing to draw or improve their drawing capabilities. It covers perspective and shading through to drawing people and proportions. All in all a good companion for those wishing to improve their sketching
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
As I wrote in my feedback wrong book,not the one advertised on eBay book that came very old contents ok if you wanted to copy old masters ect,not normal subjects,
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
All the drawing books by this author are worth having as they are so simple and informative for anyone wanting to up their drawing skills. However the book wasn’t new which I was aware of, but the pages were quite yellow and aged. That being said it doesn’t detract from the content of the book.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I brought this book because over the years (I am 62)I have allowed my drawing skills to go rusty and this book was to help me sharpen things up with tips and pointers etc which it is doing,however there is no substitute for practice,practice and more practice.I have had the book about month and I am still refering to it and using it so I am pleased with my purchase.If there is anybody like me who needs tips and pointers then I would recommend this book.
If you want to be able to draw this is a good starting book to learn the basics I like it and looking forward to having a go I would recommend it.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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