A fantastic compilation of Susie Hodge's popular 'How to Draw' titles, instructing the reader on how to draw all aspects and variations of the human form. From features like hands and faces, through to different ages and people on the go, this invaluable guide breaks down the drawing process into easy steps. Well-known artist Susie Hodge shows how easy it is to use simple shapes to create professional-looking drawings of people.
This is a perfect book for budding artists wanting to learn how to draw the human form, and for the more experienced looking for a variety of subjects to inspire.
Over 130 step-by-step drawings
Fantastic selection of projects, from facial features to movement
Easy method with great results
Rezensionen / Stimmen
October 2017
Borrowing from five previous titles in the How to Draw series including Babies and Children; Faces; Hands and Feet; People and People in Action, Susie Hodge brings us How to Draw People in Simple Steps. As with the rest of the How to Draw titles, there's pretty much no text, just images which the reader is encouraged to copy and use to develop their own drawing. Starting with basic geometric shapes, each drawing is developed in stages using different coloured pencils for each of the progressions so that you can clearly see how the examples evolve into the final stage. Over 130 step-by-step drawings are included, showing a range of ages from babies to the elderly and including stationary figures as well as figues in action. * The Leisure Painter *
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Verlagsort
Tunbridge Wells
Großbritannien
Illustrationen
Maße
Höhe: 292 mm
Breite: 216 mm
Dicke: 14 mm
Gewicht
ISBN-13
978-1-78221-473-1 (9781782214731)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Susie Hodge has a passion for art education and has been teaching practical art and art history to children and adults for over 11 years. She has written and illustrated many books including "Art Attack" How to Draw, Drawing... is Fun! and many titles in the Art in History series. She also works for the Royal Academy, the Tate and the V&A museum to produce booklets for visitors, teachers and students. She lives in Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex.
Introduction
Faces
People
Babies & Children
People in Action
Hands & Feet
