How to Draw: Fantasy Creatures
Dragons, Fairies, Vampires and Monsters in Simple Steps
Published on 25. September 2015
Book
Paperback/Softback
128 pages
978-1-78221-309-3 (ISBN)
Description
Learn how to draw vampires, fairies, dragons and monsters using this fun and easy step-by-step method. Starting with simple shapes, popular artists show how easy it is to develop circles, rectangles, squares and ovals into an exciting selection of fantastical. If you have never drawn before, this is definitely the book for you and there is a lot here to inspire more experienced artists too.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Tunbridge Wells
United Kingdom
Dimensions
Height: 292 mm
Width: 216 mm
Weight
620 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-78221-309-3 (9781782213093)
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Davies Bryn | McCarthy
How to Draw: Fantasy Creatures
E-Book
Search Press
€8.49
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Persons
Paul Bryn Davies has worked as a professional artist and illustrator all his working life. In addition to producing countless magazine illustrations, Paul has worked as an advertising illustrator, has had his work published as posters, greeting cards and fine art prints; fantasy being the dominant theme
Paul has also produced over 150 book jackets for some of the world's leading authors, including such luminaries as Christopher Pike, Lyall Watson, Robert E. Vardeman and Stephen King. Paul has designed and illustrated some 13 book jackets for Stephen King including the author's first ever No. 1 European best seller. Paul lives in Kent with his wife and two daughters.
Paul has also produced over 150 book jackets for some of the world's leading authors, including such luminaries as Christopher Pike, Lyall Watson, Robert E. Vardeman and Stephen King. Paul has designed and illustrated some 13 book jackets for Stephen King including the author's first ever No. 1 European best seller. Paul lives in Kent with his wife and two daughters.