Description: 10 Step Drawing: People by Justine Lecouffe A beginners guide to drawing people in 10 simple steps and short explanations. FORMAT Paperback LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Publisher Description If you love drawing people but dont know where to start, this is the book for you! 10 Step Drawing: People will help you turn simple lines or shapes into lifelike images in just 10 steps. There are instructions for the individual elements of the face and body, as well as complete faces and people. With advice on basic equipment and colouring techniques, each drawing includes colour palettes so readers can easily find the right tones for their drawing.Learning to draw has never been so simple!Part of the ground-breaking 10 Step Drawing series that has sold over 1m copies globally in 17 different languages. Author Biography Justine Lecouffe is an artist, illustrator, and graphic designer based in London, UK. She creates digital and traditional hand drawings encompassing fashion, beauty, architecture, and travel, for clients in a wide range of industries, from book publishing to branding for jewellery and fashion designers. Her work has been published in a number of books, including Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls and her major clients include Apple, O2, The National Trust, NHS, Redbull, Nivea and Pandora. Table of Contents Introduction 6How to use this book 7Facial Features & FacesFront viewSide viewFemale faces 44Male faces 56Three-quarter viewFemale faces 68Male faces 78Body Parts & FiguresFemale proportions 84Male proportions 86Easy standing woman 104Standing party girl 106Chic standing woman 108Crouching woman 110Sitting girl 112Cool female pose 114Easy standing boy 116Male standing pose 118Skater boy 120Male guitar player 122Perching man 124Leaning man 126About the artist 128Acknowledgements 128 Review I found this book to be extremely helpful in learning to draw people. It is easy to draw what you think you see rather than what you actually see and whilst this book is encouraging you to draw people from simple shapes, it does give you the insight to take this new understanding of basic shapes to apply to real life drawing. I have struggled with drawing people accurately, so I found the use of simple shapes and explanation of proportion a really useful tool.I was impressed by how, with only a few simple lines, a concise drawing was created. My children also really enjoyed the premise of the book and I will be using it with them. Overall, I think this is a great book to encourage people to start drawing and I believe it has the ability to instil confidence in them so that they are able to move forward and draw more and more. The book also dips in to the use of colour and tone, explained in clear terms, even using a method to draw lines to explain where shading should go. So, in summary, a great book to encourage people into drawing people but may not be for everyone. -- Sarah Buckingham * Amazon *Part of the 10 Step Drawing series, 10 Step Drawing: People uses simple lines and shapes to make lifelike images - starting with just one line and building this up in ten steps. The book includes individual elements that make up the face, as well as complete faces and people. Information is also provided on basic colour techniques, as well as a guide to creating the right skin tones. * Leisure Painter *With this handy primer you can learn how to draw what is possibly the most difficult thing – people! There are thirty different men and women in here to tackle, as well as facial features and body parts front, side and three quarter view. They are all generic, attractive studies but are easier to undertake for a beginner than those with more character. Progress from a simple shape adding details and end up with something that looks recognizably human – it is a good way to learn and is easier than you might think.This book mostly avoids any of those jumps a lot of beginner art books have where a basic line drawing becomes a fully coloured and shaded piece of art with no steps in between. These have all been added before the colour appears in the final stage so some good results are possible even if you are a total beginner. The brief introduction explains how the book works and suggests how to colour your drawings and the palette shown with each one will help choose the shades you use. I was impressed, as this book really does take much of the mystery out of drawing people and I would recommend it to anybody who wants to learn. -- Rachel A Hyde * myshelf.com * Details ISBN1782218548 Author Justine Lecouffe Pages 128 Publisher Search Press Ltd Series 10 Step Drawing Year 2020 ISBN-10 1782218548 ISBN-13 9781782218548 Format Paperback Imprint Search Press Ltd Subtitle Draw 30 People in 10 Easy Steps Place of Publication Tunbridge Wells Country of Publication United Kingdom DEWEY 743.4 Publication Date 2020-01-29 Language English UK Release Date 2020-01-29 AU Release Date 2020-01-29 NZ Release Date 2020-01-29 Illustrations 360 Illustrations, color Audience General We've got this At The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! TheNile_Item_ID:126842113;
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Book Title: 10 Step Drawing: People: Draw 30 People in 10 Easy Steps
Item Height: 236mm
Item Width: 164mm
Author: Justine Lecouffe
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Topic: Paintings
Publisher: Search Press Ltd
Publication Year: 2020
Item Weight: 320g
Number of Pages: 128 Pages