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How to Draw Anything in 3D |
How to Draw Faces and Portraits |
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| Book Size | 8.5″x11″ | 8.5″x11″ |
| Pencil Drawing Basics | ✓ |
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| Lessons on Drawing Techniques | ✓ |
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| Lessons on Shading | ✓ |
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| Lessons on Perspective | ✓ |
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| Step-By-Step Guides & Tutorials | ✓ |
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| An Amazing Gift for | Kids, Teens, Adults and Artists | Kids, Teens, Adults and Artists |
Nicole –
The book has roughly 10 images you get to follow along step by step and create. The majority of the images are common as you would expect them to be. Dog, cat, flower, but there are a couple outside the box also.
Crystal W. –
I love the examples given in this book for 3D drawing! The instructions were relatively clear to follow. My favorite two images taught are the chimera and dragon! Learning how to shade these images is definitely key to making the 3D images look realistic. This book does a great job of teaching this. 🙂
Zeyfur –
The content is illustrative and understandable, making this book accessible and engaging for readers at all levels.
J. Mills –
Shows the basic pencil techniques and process’s that need to be practiced. Great foundation for establishing best practices.
Acorn –
This is the best book I’ve come across for pencil drawing techniques. The skills it aims to deliver is greater ‘realism’ in your drawing by concentrating on depth and other aspects of realism.It is easy to follow for complete beginners but also has a lot to offer to stretch the more experienced artists.It shows you ways to master light and shadow, along with the tricks and tips to mimic illumination
June Gillam –
This is an amazing book. I feel confident I could become terrific at drawing nearly anything with the use of this well-written and illustrated book.Just the careful detail at the start showing how to create illusions by the thickness and direction of pencil lines and angles is so helpful. The only thing the book lacks is the power to give me the time it takes to master the techniques.For people who have the time to follow these user-friendly directions, this is the book to get and get going as an artist. Highly recommended.
Alex F –
Amazing book. It explains so easily and simply how to draw three-dimensional objects. This is a visual aid for drawing. I would recommend it to those who are just starting to work with pencil sketches on paper or a tablet. This book will not make you an artist, but it will definitely explain the basics of drawing in 3D.
Rio –
This exceptional guide catapults your drawing skills to new heights. From crafting illusions with pencil lines to mastering light and shadow, it’s a meticulous roadmap to creating stunning 3D art. The book’s clarity benefits both beginners and seasoned artists, offering a journey into realism. The emphasis on depth and technique surpasses other guides, ensuring a confident stride towards artistic mastery. Though it can’t magically conjure time, its user-friendly instructions make the learning curve enjoyable. For those seeking to elevate their artistry, this book is a treasure trove. Highly recommended for anyone aspiring to draw with depth and precision.
Footballmamaw –
My great grandson is very talented in art and draws anime’ but I wanted him to learn dimension, shading and lots of different art subjects such as animals and people. This book will be very helpful in those areas.