Practice Drawing - Workbook 21: Cocktail Dresses

York P. Herpers

Okt 2016 · Practice Drawing Workbook Aklat 21 · Herpers Publishing Int

Tungkol sa ebook na ito

The ebook to the awesome paperback exercise book. Of course, this digital version can not replace the paperback. The numerous white pages are zhe paper pages in the original book, on which you can make your own drawings in the book. With the underlying contour template. We recommend purchasing the original as a pocketbook and using this ebook for the color information when coloring or to print additional contour sheets. However, you can also fix a normal paper sheet over the display of your mobile device and use the outline of the desired motif on the display as a pause template.

Freehand drawing - made easy!

Even in a digital world, freehand sketching is still a recipe for success for impressive works of art. It is your own hand that makes your art unique. Many people don‘t know their ability to draw. But even unpracticed line drawings can make for impressive images. It is actually the imperfection that turns your images into works of art.

This exercise book makes you an artist!

Tracing is a simple and proven method to learn freehand drawing. After your exercises in this book, you will also succeed without templates because you will have developed a sense of proportion and contours.

The result: impressive drawings that you have made yourself, even on the first attempt.These are originals that you should even sign with your own name. It is your hand that has created this remarkable work of art. The beautiful motifs are what make each stroke of the pen or pencil pure joy.

132 pages. 20 unprinted pages for your originals.

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York P. Herpers is a media professional who always turns to new topics. He is a game designer, programmer, music producer, author, owner and founder of Herpers Publishing International. From his book "The Music Trade in Change", through his preventive games to the new workbook series "Practice Drawing", he surprises with new ideas every year.