Drawing Box Set (2 IN 1 BOX SET)

BOOK 1: Drawing: Drawing For Beginners – The Ultimate Crash Course To Learning How To Draw, With Super Useful Tips For Sketching And Pencil Drawing!

Learning to draw can be as easy as doing the dishes. All it takes is a little time and practice. As a beginner you can’t expect to be a master after your first drawing. There are many things to learn when it comes to sketching, the most important thing to remember is that you get what you put into it.

If you think your drawings are horrible then you just need to put more practice in. Don’t worry, if you follow the basics of learning then you’ll become the master you want to be in no time.

Moving from beginner exercises to detailed shading you’ll learn more about drawing than you thought you ever could. There are only a few art terms, and they are not very confusing to learn and actually will help you understand how to make your sketches better than before.

You’ll know what supplies you’ll need to get started and what kind of supplies you can avoid or don’t even need. As you get more confident in your skills then you can move into more advanced drawing exercises.

BOOK 2: How To Draw Anything: For Beginners – The Complete Guide To Drawing Portraits, People, Faces And Landscapes In No Time!

Learning to draw is largely a matter of learning to see and developing coordination between your eye and your hand. It includes looking at real life, and looking at works by other artists, as well as photographs.

How to Draw Anything introduces ways to develop your skills as an artist. It emphasizes learning to see and practicing skills rather than formula drawing. Readers will be introduced to techniques such as rule of thumb drawing.

This quick-to-read book covers basics such as drawing a still life, using shape analysis to draw portraits, and perspective drawing. It describes works by famous artists, and suggests locations where new artists can look at art by other artists – both classic and new.

In addition, it suggests websites and resources for ideas for collecting materials that can be used as subjects to draw.

Artists are reminded that there are many kinds of art, and that not all types are representational. Furthermore, it assures aspiring artists that everyone can draw; everyone can be an artist. There are no bad pictures, just pictures that have not yet been made.

Above all, it encourages new artists to keep drawing. So, grab a copy, gather up your pencils and paper, and let’s draw!

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