Experiential Drawing

by Robert R. Dvorak

This spontaneous and creative approach to the drawing process focuses on careful observation and personal discovery rather than rules, increasing visual perception in simple steps. This spontaneous and creative approach to the drawing process focuses on careful observation and personal discovery rather than rules, increasing visual perception in simple steps.

Genres: Drawing, Art

152 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 1991

Reviews

[Ted Mallory · Rating 4 out of 5]

INTERESTING, A lot of the same concepts as Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, but a lot less technical. Much easier to read and tons of really practical exercises for people first learning to draw. Think I'll use a lot of this to supplement or even replace a lot of what I teach already. I definitely recommend this to anyone who'd like to try to teach themselves to draw. I think it may be out of print, so you'll have to order a used copy, but what the heck, that's usually cheaper. Good stuff. I've been teaching Drawing for 16+ years now and been seeking out and/or reading books on drawing for a lot longer than that and this is the first one that I like nearly as much as Drawing on the Right Side- WHAT A FIND!

[Cynthia · Rating 3 out of 5]

Got the book as part of a one-day workshop with the author. Very helpful--the more perspectives (no pun intended) on drawing the better.