How to kill the fear of drawing: Anatomy

By Ramona Snead

User friendly and extremly easy to follow, How to kill the fear of drawing: Anatomy will help you to discover and refine your artistic potential by teaching you how to simplify the human form and easily map it with 3D guidelines that will make the process of your creating art significantly easier, and you will never get stuck with a flat, lifeless drawing ever again Perhaps you are in love with creating stylized characters or maybe using reference for a realistic result is more of your thing. Regardless of your style, the lessons within these books will skyrocket your mastery of art in a way that will lead you to killing all of the doubt that exists in your mind concerning your ability to draw.When creating fantastic works of art its not about "mindless" sketching. Your understanding of the construction of basic 3D forms and how they connect to build the human body will have an enourmous impact on your success or failure when it comes to drawing believable characters, and will also determine how many years it takes for you to master the craft of sketching people. Of course, some are more skilled than others, but it is a fact that every artist in the world is either helped or hindered by the methods they use to draw.If you have a firm grasp on the methods demonstrated within these books your sketching process will significantly speed up in terms of quantity and quality of artwork. By practicing and eventually mastering expressions and the creation of mannequins, drawing lifelike characters will become second nature to you, and you will no longer struggle with achieving progress.So take the leap, study these tutorials and apply these methods to your own unique style of drawing. Be courageous, and do whatever it takes to become a better artist

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B08DBVZXHG
• ISBN13: 9798666684047
• Release Date: July 2020
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 280 Pages
• Weight: 1.44 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 8.5" x 11.0"