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How to Draw Buildings: A Step-By-Step Guide for Beginners with 10 Projects
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Aimed at absolute beginners, this essential guide provides the technical tricks of the trade—the “building blocks”—needed to portray structures from country churches to city skylines. All it takes is 10 easy and fully illustrated lessons to master linear perspective, proportion, and composition, and to capture the texture of materials such as brick, stone, concrete, wood,
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Paperback, 80 pages
Published
September 1st 2004
by New Holland
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This instruction manual has one big advantage and one big disadvantage:
- On the good side, the instructions are clear and precise, making any beginner competent to accurately draw the building that is the subject of one of the eight exercises in the book. These early wins are necessary to keep with the drawing habit.
- On the bad side, some of the exercises are so uninspiring and boring to draw that I had to skip them. I just could not be bothered to draw an entrance into a bakery. I would say ...more
- On the good side, the instructions are clear and precise, making any beginner competent to accurately draw the building that is the subject of one of the eight exercises in the book. These early wins are necessary to keep with the drawing habit.
- On the bad side, some of the exercises are so uninspiring and boring to draw that I had to skip them. I just could not be bothered to draw an entrance into a bakery. I would say ...more
Focused on buildings. Purchase this book for school.
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